I'm trying to get up to 6 months and you're at 6 years... very nice!
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I'm trying to get up to 6 months and you're at 6 years... very nice!
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Hopefully I got these 2 to work.
The other two keep 'failing' to load... all well... the last picture would have shown that the stack to the right is 4 deep, but the last 2 are short as I need to find more wood to split and finish them up.
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Hopefully I got these 2 to work.
The other two keep 'failing' to load... all well... the last picture would have shown that the stack to the right is 4 deep, but the last 2 are short as I need to find more wood to split and finish them up.
tomtrees58
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this pic is 5 months old we have 70 cords now tom trees
songofthewood
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Just adding to wood pile.
songofthewood
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This is just one limb out of the whole tree.Twenty inches where it came off the trunk of the tree.
tomtrees58
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Ol' Brian
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Here's mine... they've grown a little bit since these pics were taken... but these are the latest ones I have of the woodpiles...
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Fronty Owner
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13 ft long, average 4 ft tall, 18 inches wide, two rows deep with a few inches between the rows. what, about 2 cords? give or take.
104* today, not thinking much about fire wood other than its drying...
104* today, not thinking much about fire wood other than its drying...
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watchamakalit
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Assuming log length of 18" (1.5')
13'x4'x3'=156 cubic ft.
1 cord= 128 cubic ft.
You have approx. 1.21875 cords.
MJR
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My FREE wood
All free stuff within 2 miles of the house. I am sure it will not happen again. On the side of the garage hard maple, black cherry, elm, ash, and iron wood. Behind the garage is hemlock and some hard maple.
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u54/MJR007/IMG_2166.jpg
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u54/MJR007/IMG_2168.jpg
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u54/MJR007/IMG_2167.jpg
All free stuff within 2 miles of the house. I am sure it will not happen again. On the side of the garage hard maple, black cherry, elm, ash, and iron wood. Behind the garage is hemlock and some hard maple.
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u54/MJR007/IMG_2166.jpg
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u54/MJR007/IMG_2168.jpg
http://i165.photobucket.com/albums/u54/MJR007/IMG_2167.jpg
Henry G.
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Nice wood pile. Use the "img" file at Photobucket (the bottom file) and your pics will post as pics and not links to pics.
MJR
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There was a slob "logger" that did some work around here a couple of years ago. I was able to clean up some log piles. Friday the lady I work with and did some milling for said she had seven big sugar maple taken down by the town. I might be cutting them up to...Money in the bank.
sbhooper
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According to my measurements, the shed holds 7 3/4 cords of wood. I am about two cords short yet to have it filled up.
I am guessing probably 10+ cords in the pile.
J.W Younger
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According to my measurements, the shed holds 7 3/4 cords of wood. I am about two cords short yet to have it filled up.
I am guessing probably 10+ cords in the pile.
on paper my shed will hold 3.75 cords but I,ve found 2 cords too be the practical limit.any more that that its hard to acess and the wood in front gets wet.
guess I need a bigger shed
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