It's a wood car!
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OK ya got me I looked. But Im pretty sure your still going to take it for a burn this winter, just watch out for the slivers.. :lol:
I have a stack like that in my garage now except it is not that high.
I learned the hard way doing that and it shifted in the night and I had backed my truck in the previous day and jumped in it to go to work and the truck moved a couple of feet and stopped on its own. It was then I got out and saw the problem. In the night the pile fell into the side of the truck
It put several dents along the entire side of what was a perfect 97 chevy 2500 4x4. It did over $2,000 in damage. I no longer risk stacking it very high in reach of a vehicle now.
I learned the hard way doing that and it shifted in the night and I had backed my truck in the previous day and jumped in it to go to work and the truck moved a couple of feet and stopped on its own. It was then I got out and saw the problem. In the night the pile fell into the side of the truck
It put several dents along the entire side of what was a perfect 97 chevy 2500 4x4. It did over $2,000 in damage. I no longer risk stacking it very high in reach of a vehicle now.
North of 60
Minister of Fire
Hence the name STRUGGLE %-Pstruggle said:I have a stack like that in my garage now except it is not that high.
I learned the hard way doing that and it shifted in the night and I had backed my truck in the previous day and jumped in it to go to work and the truck moved a couple of feet and stopped on its own. It was then I got out and saw the problem. In the night the pile fell into the side of the truck
It put several dents along the entire side of what was a perfect 97 chevy 2500 4x4. It did over $2,000 in damage. I no longer risk stacking it very high in reach of a vehicle now.
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I am going to stack about 6 cords of wood in my garage... do you guys ever worry about insects working their way in to your house via the wood in your garage? I waited to put any in the garage until after the first hard frost, hoping they will have gone hibernating.
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