c5rulz
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I've never bought any logs, knowing loggers is helpful.
It is pretty surprising how much the wood has already dried throughout the Winter. The splitting started in Dec.
Finished splitting yesterday
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I've never bought any logs, knowing loggers is helpful.
It is pretty surprising how much the wood has already dried throughout the Winter. The splitting started in Dec.
stihlguy
10 yo grandson using 024 Super
I found the piece of wood I was looking for last nite, the one to finish filling the wood shed!!!! 7 full cord in the shed, 2 full cord stacked between the pine trees next to the garage, life is good.
c5rulz
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Well the novelty of splitting has pretty much worn off for this year so I guess I'll pass.
Well the novelty of splitting has pretty much worn off for this year so I guess I'll pass.
I've got a Super Split. No Stacking. Are you taking the bait yet? My processing area is right next to the Mississippi river, you could do a little fishing as well.
c5rulz
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Maybe you two listen to each other cutting wood across the river.
I wish I was done splitting and stacking. Looks good!
I wish I was done splitting and stacking. Looks good!
sirbuildalot
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Ya, in hind-site, probably not the best idea....ha,haUh Oh, showing your wife pictures of another mans hard wood. Not good!!!
sirbuildalot
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Well,
I finally got my wood stacked up for next year. I have two 20" rows, 52' long x 5'3" high. By my calcualtions it puts me at 7 full cords. Time to start processing some logs.
I finally got my wood stacked up for next year. I have two 20" rows, 52' long x 5'3" high. By my calcualtions it puts me at 7 full cords. Time to start processing some logs.
Well,
I finally got my wood stacked up for next year. I have two 20" rows, 52' long x 5'3" high. By my calcualtions it puts me at 7 full cords. Time to start processing some logs.
Great pics.
Gotta love seeing all that fuel stacked there.
What species are we talking there Sir?
sirbuildalot
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All different types, not 100 percent sure to be honest
sirbuildalot
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I know there's quite a bit of shagbark, some rock maple, a little poplar, some red oak. Maybe an odd tree here and there, but those 4 mostly.
Well,
I finally got my wood stacked up for next year. I have two 20" rows, 52' long x 5'3" high. By my calcualtions it puts me at 7 full cords. Time to start processing some logs.
That, sir, is purdy. If I were you, I'd be spending a fair bit of time just standing there admiring it.
I do that all the time lol. Stare at my big pile of cut wood then once I fill the wood shed I'll stop and admire at it a lot. Mines not as nice or impressive.
My favorite firewood is Sugar Maple (or as some call it, rock maple)
Shagbark Hickory is another good one. I do cut some Red Oak but I stack it separate as it takes 2-3 years seasoning.
My Poplar is used for kindling and comes from trees on my property. It gets stacked on the kindling racks.
We have a lot of Black Cherry firewood here too. The really straight logs go to veneer or finish lumber.
I started splitting then a bird built a nest on top of my wood pile and laid eggs in it. So I'm on hold.
