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I know where that oak is, time for a midnight run!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;)
 
NewtownPA said:
Hogwildz said:
I know where that oak is, time for a midnight run!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;)

Better not! Me and my toddlers will give you a run for your money! hehehehhe But you're welcome to enjoy a warm hearth and a cold beer any time you are in the area.

Now ya have me thinking of that pizza & beer install day we had. That pizza was damn good!!!!!!
Next time I'm gonna be down, I'll hollar atcha.
 
2 mini racks....Having a splitter on hand makes for easy kindling.

WoodButcher
 

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Just started stacking again for this year...
Pine, White oak, Black Walnut, Ash, and Maple.
More will come :)

This is some White Oak I split and stacked today.
 

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bmwbj said:
Just started stacking again for this year...
Pine, White oak, Black Walnut, Ash, and Maple.
More will come :)

This is some White Oak I split and stacked today.

Gonna be at least one warm house in Jousey dis year. Lookin good!
 
Heres what I got I think Ill have enough for the up coming winter
 

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Here's some pine I spilt in April.It sits in and empty lot next to me and gets full sun all day We started and HH with the pine and I ran out off pine to finish it . It sit in a 8 foot radius
This wood will be great for them mild nights and days
Cant wait to fire it up
 

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Lazy man's pile... Couldn't pass them up. About 400 boxes of Smartlogs (more coming). I bought all the local hardware store had left, for insurance. CHEAP!

Wasn't sure what I have split would be ready: 1 cord of apple, split this year & 2 cords of poplar & more standing dead ash coming this weekend.
 

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Soopah 27 said:
Lazy man's pile... Couldn't pass them up. About 400 boxes of Smartlogs (more coming). I bought all the local hardware store had left, for insurance. CHEAP!

Wasn't sure what I have split would be ready: 1 cord of apple, split this year & 2 cords of poplar & more standing dead ash coming this weekend.

A man after my own heart. :lol: My favorite words: "I'll take'em all.".
 
A man after my own heart. :lol: My favorite words: "I'll take'em all.".

The guys at the civic holiday sale were pretty surprised...but they did give me a sweet deal!
Last of the S/L today...Gave about 100pc to my neighbor, final count around 300+/-.

More avail (closeout) from local h/w chain - if anyone in SW Ontario (London) is in the market.
(I'm not selling any of mine though) :)
 

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heres my stack.it ended up being 2 cords. i have a line on 3 cords more.

John
 

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Here is some hickory I have been stacking this past month. One man working and moving takes time they say.

Anyone care to guess how much I have? I am hoping for at least one cord?

Shipper
 

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A little more work for the Labor day weekend...
 

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And more...
 

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My gear for moving wood.


Shipper
 

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Shipper50 said:
My gear for moving wood.


Shipper
All some set up Im thinking of a lawn tractor to pull the stuff out The woods are adout two hundered yards away so i drive my truck to the edge of the woods and wheel it out. It sucks :down:
 
Here is just what was brought into the basement to get me though until the ground freezes and I am not wading through mud to get to the woodpile. These three piles come out to be right around a full cord.

Nice pics guys. The fella with the hickory certainly has a lot of air circulation the way it is stacked!

pen
 

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Here's a shot head on. 2 more of these behind the first. Mostly Maple, some ash and beech as well.

pen
 

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Here's what I did this weekend. Maple, shagback hickory and Gofer wood. Finally rented a splitter, can't imagine splitting the hickory by hand. Any advise on splitting the stuff? Nice piles... ;-)
 

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Burd said:
Shipper50 said:
My gear for moving wood.


Shipper
All some set up Im thinking of a lawn tractor to pull the stuff out The woods are adout two hundered yards away so i drive my truck to the edge of the woods and wheel it out. It sucks :down:

I bought a new 2005 Artic cat tbx 400 in 2006 when I bought the land I live on now. My neighbor let me cut up a downed double trunk hickory that got blown down by storm this year. I take my wagon cart up a hill and over to his land where the tree is. One man doing the cutting, splitting and moving takes time, but being retired I guess I have the time. :p

Shipper
 
My poor saws are hurtin after this stuff...LOL
 

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