Wind and Wood

[monk680]

Looks like my method of covering wood does not hold up to 60 mph gusts. CRAP!

 

[laynes69]

Dont feel bad neither did mine. This is the first time this year I lost my cover.

 

[trimmmed]

I went 3 for 5 today

 

[New England Jim]

Same thing here in NewEngland, I figure I'll let them air dry a few days and cover them up. I also took a walk in my woodlot after the wind died down and I only lost one oak. I'll cut that one up over the winter. I still have three more cords to split and stack in the yard.

 

[turnkey4099]

Y'all can come over here. Don't need to cover the wood. It has been so dry here since March that I have been afraid two raindrops will strike sparks and start a fire! Yes, I had wind around 30 mph most of the day. At least it finished stripping leaves so I can have a go at cleaning gutters.

Harry K

 

[buckwheat]

If anyone from New Jersey happens to spot a blue plastic garage can lid, please PM me.

 

[monk680]

I think I'll move my wood into the garage. If I stack it 3 rows deep i'll fit about 4 cords. Next year wood shed.

 

[NORTHERN NYer]

Mine didnt actually come off, but I did have to go out and pull it tight again a few times. There were time I looked out and there as about 4 feet of air between the wood and the tarp. I have about 20 gallon plastic milk jugs full of sand tied to my tarps to anchor them down. Along with concrete blocks and big nubbins on the top and edges, I had to throw these back on more times than I cared to.
I am with you monk680 I already have plans for a open ended wood shed that will go up in the early spring. I have had enough with tarps and plastic and all the other fun stuff that goes with them.