Running out of wood for my campfire bundles. Hope I have enough to last through October, I'd hate to loose my contract. Only about 11 cord left, haven't seen this much get sold in the 3 years I've been doing it.
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Running out of wood for my campfire bundles. Hope I have enough to last through October, I'd hate to loose my contract. Only about 11 cord left, haven't seen this much get sold in the 3 years I've been doing it.
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Got a good start.
Good set up and looks like a nice place to work.
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101mph
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Well I finally got all the trees that I fell over the past year CSS.
Some of these piles have been sitting for 1.5 years so I'm hoping they will burn OK this winter. I checked some of the splits and they're still about 25% MC but now that I have them covered with the tarps and it's finally getting warm, maybe I'll get lucky with some of them.
Here's another stack to the left of the above stacks...
Another stack on the opposite side of these...
A couple smaller stacks by the fire pit down by the lake...
...and some miscellaneous branches I'm saving up for either some small wood projects or more fire wood
All in all it totals a little over 4 full cords of wood or about 12 face cords (if my math is correct)
It's mostly sugar maple, red maple and some beech. All split by hand with the Fiskars X27.
Some of these piles have been sitting for 1.5 years so I'm hoping they will burn OK this winter. I checked some of the splits and they're still about 25% MC but now that I have them covered with the tarps and it's finally getting warm, maybe I'll get lucky with some of them.
Here's another stack to the left of the above stacks...
Another stack on the opposite side of these...
A couple smaller stacks by the fire pit down by the lake...
...and some miscellaneous branches I'm saving up for either some small wood projects or more fire wood
All in all it totals a little over 4 full cords of wood or about 12 face cords (if my math is correct
)It's mostly sugar maple, red maple and some beech. All split by hand with the Fiskars X27.
Very nice. Welcome to the site!Well I finally got all the trees that I fell over the past year CSS.
Some of these piles have been sitting for 1.5 years so I'm hoping they will burn OK this winter. I checked some of the splits and they're still about 25% MC but now that I have them covered with the tarps and it's finally getting warm, maybe I'll get lucky with some of them.
Here's another stack to the left of the above stacks...
Another stack on the opposite side of these...
A couple smaller stacks by the fire pit down by the lake...
...and some miscellaneous branches I'm saving up for either some small wood projects or more fire wood
All in all it totals a little over 4 full cords of wood or about 12 face cords (if my math is correct
It's mostly sugar maple, red maple and some beech. All split by hand with the Fiskars X27.
handsplit!
Handsplit!
Well I finally got all the trees that I fell over the past year CSS.
Some of these piles have been sitting for 1.5 years so I'm hoping they will burn OK this winter. I checked some of the splits and they're still about 25% MC but now that I have them covered with the tarps and it's finally getting warm, maybe I'll get lucky with some of them.
Here's another stack to the left of the above stacks...
Another stack on the opposite side of these...
A couple smaller stacks by the fire pit down by the lake...
...and some miscellaneous branches I'm saving up for either some small wood projects or more fire wood
All in all it totals a little over 4 full cords of wood or about 12 face cords (if my math is correct
It's mostly sugar maple, red maple and some beech. All split by hand with the Fiskars X27.
Good deal! By hands the way to go.
101mph
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Thanks guys.
dor-moor hands
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This is my splitting area and some for sale stacks. I put my stuff behind the garage. The maple was above scrounge ended up at 2 cords. I use the driveway because I hate the cleanup in the grass.
This is my splitting area and some for sale stacks. I put my stuff behind the garage. The maple was above scrounge ended up at 2 cords. I use the driveway because I hate the cleanup in the grass.
zogger
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Pics didn't show for me man.
dor-moor hands
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dor-moor hands
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Whoops. 
Erik B
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We need more pics of the gear ....
StephieDoll
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That is a sweet setup Alu.
stihl023/5
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Got some more logs today.
Well I finally got all the trees that I fell over the past year CSS.
Some of these piles have been sitting for 1.5 years so I'm hoping they will burn OK this winter. I checked some of the splits and they're still about 25% MC but now that I have them covered with the tarps and it's finally getting warm, maybe I'll get lucky with some of them.
Here's another stack to the left of the above stacks...
Another stack on the opposite side of these...
A couple smaller stacks by the fire pit down by the lake...
...and some miscellaneous branches I'm saving up for either some small wood projects or more fire wood
All in all it totals a little over 4 full cords of wood or about 12 face cords (if my math is correct
It's mostly sugar maple, red maple and some beech. All split by hand with the Fiskars X27.
Looks almost too nice to disturb. I'm even a bit envious (I love my Maple, just ask anyone).
Welcome to the site by the way. Lots of great stuff and good people here.
Enjoy!
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