"WOOD BUTCHER WANTED FOR WOOD ASSAULT"
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Hmmm. A corroborative sighting. That dude is definitely for real!
Hey, BTW, what do you have between that tarp and the wood? Looks like a nice rain shelf.
Hey, BTW, what do you have between that tarp and the wood? Looks like a nice rain shelf.
I used 8 1/2 inch lag bolts and scrap beams....see picture.....that pile held 4 cords of wet oak 2 years ago and they didnt move.......If the woods green I make an awning so the air can get to it...........cuz stacking a big pile like that out in yard in the sun looks like crap in the spring/summer
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Nice work. I'm in the middle of stacking up an ash that I took down last weekend and I may just have to steal some of your construction design for my piles. Great shots. If only I had scrap beams too! I'll have to settle for pressure treated 4x4s from Lowes or HD.
Thanks.....Bushfire......I had just moved into my house (2002).....and there were these old beams and plywood stacked in the shed (different lengths and quality)..........so I hit the hardware store bought some lags and a pattle bit.......and 2 saturday afternoons later I had a poormans 4 cord woodrack...........heres some better pics for you....
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lol
BikeMedic said:
I once had hair like that, now I could be the poster boy for "He who needs Rogaine"....... :coolgrin:
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