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  1. Wilhelm911 Member

    joined: Jan 27, 2013
    31 posts
    Mid- Eastern Pennsylvania
    Well I finally got to stack a little bit this weekend. Had to stop since
    I ran out of pallets. I did some figuring and it comes out to roughly 2 and a half cord. Pretty decent start.
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  2. Woody Stover Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 25, 2010
    3,402 posts
    Southern IN
    Nice work! :cool:
    Looks like you have a good, breezy stacking spot there.
    Is there some kind of fuzz on that wood? ;)
  3. Blue2ndaries Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 17, 2011
    605 posts
    Oregon
    Pretty decent start indeed Wilhelm! Nice work!
  4. TimJ Minister of Fire

    joined: Apr 10, 2012
    1,031 posts
    Southeast Indiana
    real nice looking stacks
  5. Redlegs Feeling the Heat

    joined: Feb 16, 2012
    258 posts
    Eastern Kansas
    nice stacks!
  6. Scotty Overkill firewood hoarder

    joined: Sep 24, 2011
    6,824 posts
    central PA
    Looking good, Will! You are well on your way to being a full blown junkie!! It won't hurt you to go two rows wide on those pallets, you'll get twice as much wood in the same amount of space, and it will still dry out nicely. Not to mention it will make your stacks sturdier when the winds howl....
    muncybob likes this.
  7. muncybob Minister of Fire

    joined: Apr 8, 2008
    1,788 posts
    Near Williamsport, PA
    2 rows to a pallet is what I do, works out well. Make those stacks a little higher and you'll have a privacy fence :)
    Scotty Overkill likes this.
  8. WarmGuy Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 30, 2006
    483 posts
    Far Northern Calif. Coast
    I like using trees to hold up the ends of stacks. You've done that with two of the trees; it looks like you could have done this using more of the trees.
  9. Wilhelm911 Member

    joined: Jan 27, 2013
    31 posts
    Mid- Eastern Pennsylvania
    I contemplated making two rows on the pallets, but opted for one. Oh well, next row!

    Warmguy - I do plan on using more of the trees. I haven't used that long tree row because I believe that is the property line, and I haven't met that neighbor yet. Don't want to step on any toes, not until I introduce myself first anyway! Haha.
  10. Woody Stover Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 25, 2010
    3,402 posts
    Southern IN
    It works great until you get some high winds... <>
  11. Jack Fate Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 17, 2013
    270 posts
    Northwest Ohio

    Me too , although I'm considering other options

    gee sent pic ?
  12. Gasifier Minister of Fire

    I also do two rows on a pallet. My wood is usually 18-22 inches. So there is a good gap between the piles. Nice work there Wilhelm911!

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