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I stack as high as I can reach, but only if it is in a rack. 8n feet is about as high as I can reach

I have a 27 ton and I have learned that the splits will pop when there were limbs/crotches on the logs.

Beautiful slabs. I have been thinking about getting some pignut hickory logs milled. Never tried my hand, but why not. People on pinterest and the ladies I teach with love "rustic" Thanks for sharing. Looks like the white ash I cut in Ohio

I have 5 to cut in a pasture. All shags. They will sit a few years before they see flame, but for my money there isn't a better wood to watch through the stove window. Hickory has personality!

Other than the 41" all my saws run 3/8, I should have said

Stacked a cord of split cherry after work and am still drinking beer

I run a 36" on my 660 mag from time to time, but I prefer my 25" or 30". My O51 seems more comfortable with a 41" .404. I Marist say that I use the 36" and 41" for cutting bigger stuff for 2" rounds though. A buddy of mine got married and the bride wanted cupcake stands made from big 2" thick...

I have plenty, but I move it from my stacks to the gazebo near the house. I have almost 3 cords stacked in there now. Have a lot of moving to do to put (my goal) 6 total cords in there. Have 12 cords of red and white oak I wanna leave another winter. It will be 3 years cut, split next year.

I don't leave it in the house for days, the bark is under cover of weather and I bring it in just before the fire.

Splitter turds, great!

I am working on putting my 41" .404 on my MS 170. Currently having some balance issues

I think it was here on AS that I read about drilling holes in plastic trash cans to store kindling, bark, sticks, noodles, etc. in. I have 4 full right now

Most ash around here is losing bark standing, loses it when split, etc. I have loads of it. I start all my fires with old bark. Red oak bark from the is a couple inches thick a lot of times too. I catch hell for a buddy about it, but it all burns and I find it useful.

The 268 wearing that stihl 20" is my favorite saw. That thing really rips. It was my first Husqvarna and I have two stills that are gonna head out the door. The bar adapters from Homelite make it easy to switch bars too

288xp lite was the latest

I enjoy all,threads on AS, mainly because I learn something I did not previously know. In this case though, math is math. New vs. old, but at the end numbers do not lie (unless you reside in D.C.). I personally stockpile as much as I can from as many places as I can and store it wherever I...

Time for a vacation.......to see that bloke

Recently cut a dead maple down I my yard and acquired almost (what I think) will be 2 cords of sugar maple. Maple is not my favorite to hand split, so I went to the splitter quickly. Won't be nearly as easy to stack as Oak and ash either. I have come a cross a bunch of "uglies"

Any pics

If you can afford to wait I wood (;)). I have split some standing dead or fallen oak smaller and kept it stacked inside and near the stove to speed it up too. Great score regardless, congrats.