6 cords?!Looks like about 6 northern virgina cords.
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Ahhhh ok thanks SOOO muchIf that is 4 feet tall, one 16 " split deep (1.3 feet ) and 32 feet long ( 40" x48" skids - using the 48" for calc, dunno how the skids are laid out the long or short way )
then that is 4x1.3x32= 166 cu ft.
166/128=1.3 cord.
if the row is only 30 feet long then you're closer to just under 1.25 cord
if the height is less than 4 feet you're even closer to 1 cord
if the splits are 18 or 20 inches then you need to calc that decimal equivalent instead of 1.3
Why did u divide by 128 if I may ask?If that is 4 feet tall, one 16 " split deep (1.3 feet ) and 32 feet long ( 40" x48" skids - using the 48" for calc, dunno how the skids are laid out the long or short way )
then that is 4x1.3x32= 166 cu ft.
166/128=1.3 cord.
if the row is only 30 feet long then you're closer to just under 1.25 cord
if the height is less than 4 feet you're even closer to 1 cord
if the splits are 18 or 20 inches then you need to calc that decimal equivalent instead of 1.3
It's about 28 feet long and 4 feet high with the average 16 inch splitWhy did u divide by 128 if I may ask?
128cuft in one cord.Why did u divide by 128 if I may ask?
Why did u divide by 128 if I may ask?
It's about 28 feet long and 4 feet high with the average 16 inch split
Thanks! Not to bad for a rook...Diddo on the above. Nice stack.
+ 1. Look identical to stacks I made last which I figured to about 1.3 cords. Congrats on having .3 more than you figured!I make it 1.3 cord.
bob
White ash, black cherry, black locust and some black birch. I mixed it so the heavy hitters like locust and birch are towards the middle and end. Especially that rack by itself there's a lot of locust in there for the super cold day. That's my premium basically...Do tell: What kind of wood is this 1 cord + ?
Thanks man! Good ol PAOver a cord for sure....I don't know what is nicer, seeing all that future heat or the scenery in the back?