I spent 2 hours making room for the 2012 split today. It was a lot easier when I was burning punky light stuff. Before and after pics. Taking a break until the splitter is in the shade of the fir trees, a bit warm today to be splitting in the sun.
takes a long time to move a 16 ton heap with a 2 ton tractor
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Backwoods Savage
Minister of Fire
Yes and it takes a lot longer doing it all by hand!
I agree it is too hot to be splitting wood in the sun now. But that sun feels really good when I do the splitting in late March or early April. It is a real joy to sit there and split on a sunny day then.
I agree it is too hot to be splitting wood in the sun now. But that sun feels really good when I do the splitting in late March or early April. It is a real joy to sit there and split on a sunny day then.
Ratman
Feeling the Heat
thewoodlands
Minister of Fire
SolarAndWood said:
It's HUGE! I had it easy today Solar, all shade in the area I was loading in. Thats some big pile of wood you have.
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Ratman said:
We get our share Ratman, that's why my season's burn is under a roof before the snow flies.
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