Chris moss
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Ty , and the tarp is one of my dads old 18 wheeler tarps, its very heavy but it does better then the blue , lightweight tarps
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What do you do with all the wood.Some pecan I've been messing with
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Looks real nice for smoking.
I'm sure it does, I have one on my big split pile, I like that orange but I bet my neighbors wouldn't lol.
The blue tarps don't last very long, heavy truck tarps or billboard vinyl are the way to go from what I've seen here.
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I sell some and burn in my fireplace in the winter.
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Here's another thought.Loads 1 & 2 for the season. All basswood pulled down because it was leaning over a cabin at my parents place. It will still burn!
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You could advertise some of the Basswood as carving wood on Kijiji or Craig's list and see if you get a bite.
I sold a couple Butternut trees I had blocked into rounds from a buddy's cottage that had fallen in a storm.
Got a decent price for them too at around $150 per tree and the carver picked them up too.
Of course I bought him coffee the next day...lol.
By the wood shed under the lights....
I planned on splitting Friday/this weekend so Friday I untarped the last of the rounds I'm working on as well as the splitter, well plans changes as I picked up a grading job and I had to go get the power rake. This morning I realize the wood and the splitter is out in the rain 
. The good thing is that the gas can spout is under the frame of the splitter so it shouldn't have any water in it 
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Hope you're all having a great weekend.
. The good thing is that the gas can spout is under the frame of the splitter so it shouldn't have any water in it .Hope you're all having a great weekend.
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Because I'm always testing saws and chains.
It is.
I don't have a lot of room up front to store split wood. The large pile(pile 1) I have will need to be moved/sold so I have a place to put trusses for the pole barn I want to build so I've been hesitant to add much to it. I have at least another 10 cords of red oak rounds out back(pile 2) and 12 or so of various logs(pile 3) out back, then about 3 cords of black locust rounds(pile 4) as well as many dead standing locust trees on the property. I only burn 3.5-4 cord a yr heating almost 100% with wood, we've never started the furnace and been here 9 winter seasons, we do have a pellet stove that does help when it's real cold so the wood stove doesn't have to work to hard, but it's only for a few bags a yr.
Here's a couple test from this week, all different saws, two with the same bar/chain.
Videos of the woodpile splitting area
Where is your ppe?
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Just half a bucket of oak split for today. Burned a few bags of bark n chips to take the humidity out of the house. Had a little sprinkle but it should be dry and cloudy for now.
My wood plans came to a screeching halt. Broken kneecap is not cooperating. This is the time when I get 90% of my wood split and stacked.
Sorry to hear thatMy wood plans came to a screeching halt. Broken kneecap is not cooperating. This is the time when I get 90% of my wood split and stacked.
.Hope You get better soon.
Thanks...should be good to go in a couple of weeks. Stay healthy gentlemen!
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I didn't ask for any critiquing
Here you go.
Now that's more like it! It's not critiquing, it's stating and observation.
Be safe, you have people counting on you. Take care. Why is that ported 346 slower than stock? 
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