Next Years Supply
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Backwoods Savage
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Flatbedford
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Nice stack!
I've got about 97% BL, 2% Ash and 1% Oak for this year. While BL is good stuff, I have found that it is slow to get started on all but the hottest coal beds. I have been re-splitting the bigger splits as I move the wood to my front porch in an effort to quicken my reloads, or actually restarts in this unusually warm (so far) winter. Looks like your splits are pretty small. Maybe you already knew this.
I've got about 97% BL, 2% Ash and 1% Oak for this year. While BL is good stuff, I have found that it is slow to get started on all but the hottest coal beds. I have been re-splitting the bigger splits as I move the wood to my front porch in an effort to quicken my reloads, or actually restarts in this unusually warm (so far) winter. Looks like your splits are pretty small. Maybe you already knew this.
ohlongarm
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thewoodlands
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Yes flatbed, kind of. Racks r 16x1x6. Rounds r cut to 14". Have 4 of these racks. Each 1 holds about a cord.
That is great looking. Do you always split that small? I usually leave them larger. I've been thinking about splitting smaller.
Really not that small. It could be the pic. But yes, I did want to Go leaner because it is black locust.
steeltowninwv
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