You Know when you have too much wood when...

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WES999

Minister of Fire
Jan 12, 2008
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Mass north of Boston
there is a add in CL for free fire wood in your town and you can't be bothered to E-mail the guy.
The wood shed is full to over flowing ( about 4-5 cords), I have about a cord of cut up oak palates in the basement,
I think I am good to go!
 

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You Know when you have too much wood when…
your wife threatens to leave you and you analyze how much a divorce will cost versus scrounge withdrawal therapy sessions.

Fortunately, I have neither too much wood nor obsessive compulsive scrounge syndrome.
 
There is no such thing as too much wood. >:-(
 
+1 but i have a few acres to pile it on
 
You know you have too much wood when... your local municipality sends you a letter requesting a business licence for commercially processing fire wood on your property within the city limits. >:-( TRUE STORY
 
It is a very difficult thing to have too much wood.
 
When the top down start_up kicks on the central air conditioner
 
Nice stacks! I'm sure that scrap wood will make awesome kindling.
 
LLigetfa said:
You Know when you have too much wood when…
your wife threatens to leave you and you analyze how much a divorce will cost versus scrounge withdrawal therapy sessions.

Fortunately, I have neither too much wood nor obsessive compulsive scrounge syndrome.

...denial is the first stage. :p Also, the wood can't yell at you.
 
I sold 10 cords that I cut up last winter. I'm about at the 7 cord mark of ash. Plus another cord of silver maple. I stacked it all on a unused 34 ft diamter grain bin pad. You can't see the floor of the pad. Little did I know we would be producing a record crop and a bin will be built there. My nicely stacked ash will be pushed off into the grass. :( instead of restacking, im buiding ramps out of splits to drive loader tractor up on, and pushing it off. Gotta find a new stacking place now....

I also rented a stump grinder this weekend. 75 bucks for the weekend. I ground 1 36" diameter ash, 48" silver maple and halfway done with a 80" silver maple. That 80" was a beatiful tree, over 175 years old at its death.
 
after 4 hours you still have too much wood
 
"You Know when you have too much wood when"… they use your wood piles as a land mark!
 
Got Wood said:
after 4 hours you still have too much wood

(Snicker - snicker) Thats funny right there.
 
When you have to hurry and get it out of the guest room when company is coming to stay a few days.
 
When your friends see your stacked wood along the property line and say that you must be too cheap to buy a fence.

I have been offered at least 2 cords from two people, but I can't take it until I split and stack the 2 1/2 that are on my driveway. With only 1/4 acre I have a hard time managing my wood.
 
Too much wood..... this is possible :).

You have too much wood when yourself start thinking about selling some to by a ski-doo for the winter time..... Not a true Story yet, but could very much happen to me somewhere down the road.....
 
Jags said:
Got Wood said:
after 4 hours you still have too much wood

(Snicker - snicker) Thats funny right there.

Aren't there supposedly grim medical implications at about that point (according to some mentions by a Doc that I know)?
 
pybyr said:
Jags said:
Got Wood said:
after 4 hours you still have too much wood

(Snicker - snicker) Thats funny right there.

Aren't there supposedly grim medical implications at about that point (according to some mentions by a Doc that I know)?

I think thats where he was going with the comment. Too much = bad.
 
Flatbedford said:
When your friends see your stacked wood along the property line and say that you must be too cheap to buy a fence.

I have been offered at least 2 cords from two people, but I can't take it until I split and stack the 2 1/2 that are on my driveway. With only 1/4 acre I have a hard time managing my wood.



Hey now, that's exactly what I'm doing with some pine for 2011.
I'm not too worried anyone taking any ofit, either.
 
pybyr said:
Jags said:
Got Wood said:
after 4 hours you still have too much wood

(Snicker - snicker) Thats funny right there.

Aren't there supposedly grim medical implications at about that point (according to some mentions by a Doc that I know)?

Does gangrene count? :eek:hh:
 
when next years wood is rotting
 
This is a rhetorical question! How could you ever know you have too much wood when in fact you can never have too much wood? How much wood could a woodchuck chuck.....
 
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