I have too much wood! (NOT!)
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Gasass
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I could always take some off your hands....only 10 minutes away from you in Haddon Heights.cool - thanks. My father keeps insisting I'm going to rot all of my wood, lol. I do see that yours has a cover over the top though?
Kennet Square - I'm not far; Cherry Hill, NJ.
ironspider
Feeling the Heat
Too much wood? Just like horsepower, never enough.
However, I live on a small 1/2 acre lot and have run out of room on my existing racks which is about two cords. Big storm coming tomorrow, blizzard on LI so I expect to scrounge some good wood but I have no idea where to put it.
However, I live on a small 1/2 acre lot and have run out of room on my existing racks which is about two cords. Big storm coming tomorrow, blizzard on LI so I expect to scrounge some good wood but I have no idea where to put it.
legrandice
Burning Hunk
Too much wood covered IS a problem that I have had in the past. Years ago I stacked 10 cords tight together on pallets and covered it after the wood was dry. The tarps leaked in spots and that wood was SOAKED and rotted. I lost a lot of BTU's in that pile I am sure and I had to separate out the wet wood so it could dry. Lesson learned. I now stack with space between my rows for better airflow. I cover them sooner now too.
I got out this afternoon and tarped (tops only) all my stacks. I stacked them on pallets, but criss-crossed so they should have air-flow no matter what. I have about the same amount of wood right now, and I'd be devastated if I lost any of that hard work!
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