Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[Dirtboy]

what we started with (over a year ago) about 57" in diameter





where we stand now. not quite to the wood pile but getting closer







yes that is a 36" bar on the 660

Wow...I'm workin up a sweat just looking at that monster:msp_scared:

 

[terryknight]

a year?? what took you so long? Looks like a day's work

very nice tree!!

yeah i've been slacking. hahahaha. it gets hard when you move form the limbs to the trunk

 

[jrider]

This is one of 4 piles I worked up for this season. This pile is 90' long and is all oak

 

[singinwoodwackr]

yeah i've been slacking. hahahaha. it gets hard when you move form the limbs to the trunk

moving 4' rounds around is a pita...got a Peavy or Cant Hook to stand them up?

noodle time
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Tan Oak, 3.5' base

 

[Philbert]

moving 4' rounds around is a pita...

Just pretend that they are rare, and valuable, and irreplaceable?

(Then you will be sure to drop them and break them into pieces!)

Philbert

 

[terryknight]

did someone say noodles

 

[zogger]

This is one of 4 piles I worked up for this season. This pile is 90' long and is all oak

That is a HEAP 0 wood right there, and you got 4 of them? Way cool!

 

[jrider]

That is a HEAP 0 wood right there, and you got 4 of them? Way cool!

Hoping to crack the 100 cord mark for the first time ever. I know I've easily hit the mark when I include the 17 cords I have under cover for the wood boiler. The sellable wood I hope to have gone by Christmas.

 

[captjack]

Damn Terry its to hot for that nonsense ! Im in Centreville if you ever need help with that stuff or need to get rid of any of it - haha ! Have Dump trailer and tw5 - will travel

 

[EXCALIBER]

Nice looking wood piles! I just have never understood why people noodle these things. That's what the log splitter is for, but each to their own. I wish wood was so easy to find around where I live.

 

[Ronaldo]

Nice looking wood piles! I just have never understood why people noodle these things. That's what the log splitter is for, but each to their own. I wish wood was so easy to find around where I live.

Ya noodle cause they are too heavy to get to the splitter.:msp_biggrin:

Ron

 

[terryknight]

Ya noodle cause they are too heavy to get to the splitter.:msp_biggrin:

Ron

what he said. i can't move a 48+" round to the splitter. i can barely move a chunk of it to the splitter

 

[Garmins dad]

Nice looking wood piles! I just have never understood why people noodle these things. That's what the log splitter is for, but each to their own. I wish wood was so easy to find around where I live.

Noodles make great dog bedding. I have six dogs.. takes a lot of bedding... :yoyo:

 

[BillNole]

what he said. i can't move a 48+" round to the splitter. i can barely move a chunk of it to the splitter

As long as that round is round, it'll roll right up under the wedge... <ducking> opcorn:

 

[terryknight]

As long as that round is round, it'll roll right up under the wedge... <ducking> opcorn:

he round has to be perfectly round and the ground has to be perfectly flat. and what happens after you flop it down and split it once? no you have to move it to split it again. i used to poo poo noodling, then i got into big wood and green oak

 

[stihl023/5]

Maybe later I can get some more wood pile pics up. Oh happy birthday Randy (NHlocal)

 

[FLHX Storm]

what he said. i can't move a 48+" round to the splitter. i can barely move a chunk of it to the splitter

Oh heck, just take an axe to it if it's in a 16 or 18 inch thick round.

For grins I did these in 4 foot oak rounds that ranged from 18 to 24 inches across:

The two in the right foreground were my steps to get up to the proper height.

 

[NHlocal]

Maybe later I can get some more wood pile pics up. Oh happy birthday Randy (NHlocal)

Thanks! I somehow survived another year..... :msp_rolleyes:

 

[Ronaldo]

Oh heck, just take an axe to it if it's in a 16 or 18 inch thick round.

For grins I did these in 4 foot oak rounds that ranged from 18 to 24 inches across:

The two in the right foreground were my steps to get up to the proper height.

You are living dangerously, girl, I would probably loose my balance, fall off the stump and crack my head.:msp_scared:
I do like splitting by hand, though.

Ron

 

[ShaneLogs]

nice work... BUT... That Yoda.. That's one sweet rig.. what can you tell us about it?? Year?? Gears? tire size? sweet rig man..:msp_wub:

Thank you! It's a 1989 Toyota and my dad and I put a Chevy 350 small block 4-bolt roller motor in it. It has a Griffing radiator in it and lots done to it. Aluminum rims, 36" Super Swamper TSL SX tires, 3" body lift, roll bar, etc. etc. My dad and I have put a lot of time and money in it. It goes anywhere in the wood and is a lot of fun!