No, each rack holds 128 cu ft.
Exactly!
Nice day to start refilling my wood racks! (pics)
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Exactly!
How did you attach the runners at the bottom to the sides?...I've been thinking along those same lines, maybe using pallets as the bases.
Screws in the side of the 2 x 4's, Which are screwed to the 4 x 4's.
I have one that has a pallet as the base. I have had it for about 16 months, no complaints.
John D
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Looks to be about 32-36" wide,and 6ft tall to me, Very nice wood racks!
muncybob
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A great idea!! My small tractor has a lift weight max. of 800 lbs., would one of these filled exceed that?
John D
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Unless its got balsa wood in it,sure would! A cord of anything,even dry is at least a ton+ the wood shacks gotta be 100 easy.
I was thinking the same thing,move them with my SS.I want a few so i can take them down i nthe woods,load them right there,since i rarley split,and bring them to the OWB with the SS.
I wonder if the bottom would hold up to my pallet forks on my SS,Id like to build one of them,and try it.If i could move them around its make it easier.
LANNY
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According to the chart on this forum, oak weighs between 5000-7000 lbs approximately per cord. I dont think you would be moving that. But those racks are the bomb, I have been thinking of a wood shed but maybe I'll just copy your racks. Thanks for the cad drawing......Lanny
great looking racks. i was gonna also build a wood shed but i like your idea better. i can fit more racks around the yard here and there. without taking a big chunk outta the yard like a wood shed would.
