Got the seasoning racks set up and trying to get ahead!

[JRitz187]

I just got into wood burning last year when I got my cabin and built the rack on my porch immediately and it could only hold a cord about what I go through in the winter. So this spring I finally got some rack space to get green wood to season and burn in winter 2016, as well as a cord of pine for the pit, the neighbor also came through and got a pallet of cut ends from the mill! The fire pit eats those up. This was the 3 cords stacked this weekend, much help form my dad as well. Looking forward to having some good dry wood come 2016 and being able to keep that cycle going!

 

[PA. Woodsman]

That looks GREAT! You definitely have got the "wood bug"

 

[Woody Stover]

Good work! I'm going after a Cherry scrounge today since it's nice and cool out. I've been burning mostly Pine in the fire pit; Makes for some lively flames.

 

[JRitz187]

Thanks guys! I def do have the wood bug haha

 

[ole]

Did you make those black metal racks? Or store bought?

 

[JRitz187]

I bought them on sale at tractor supply in Dec for $25/each or something like that 4' x 8' and seem quite sturdy for store bought. I planned on building my own like the one I have on the porch, but for the price I figured I'd try them out. 2 are a little shy of a full 128 CF cord. I have a tie down across the top to keep it from bowing out and seems to be working well.

http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/redstonetrade;-log-rack-8-ft