Thoughts On getting To The Tarp Covered Stacks That Are Covered In 5 - 8" Of Ice?

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Nice work Dix. This has been a tough winter. Keeping up with the snow and moving wood takes up most of my not at work time lately
I went at my stacks with a shovel and Fiskars yesterday. I had no plastic to deal with. I use the Quads method. The top row of wood is the cover. I keep about 1/3 cord on my covered front porch. I can go just under two weeks between reloads, but try to do it once a week to keep up. I have also started to leave my tractor cart loaded with wood in the shed when foul weather is forecast. Its nice to have a full load of dry wood standing by.

I usually have a wheel barrow full during the nicer ( ?) weather, ready to go, as well.

I have the house loaded, and more ready to come in. Good to go. I'll top off tomorrow before we get more snow ::-)

The end of this coming week has us at 40F during the day, so I can get to the main stack, and reload the deck. I'll go back to pulling from the main stack as long as I can.

Taking the stove ash and putting it down on the icey walkway & drive way. It's starting to make a dent in it :mad:
 
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