If I was a Bettin Man!
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Just tilt the camera a little to the right and maybe it'll straighten itself out 
I like that idea PA Woodsman! That end stack is all HL so it's really pushin out the moisture. Seems like I'm constantly pushin the top few rows back on it. I can't take credit for stacking these!
Ashful
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That's what I do when I'm on stacking duty, too. I've always used the excuse that oak really seems to shift a lot as it loses moisture and shrinks.
Best get them plumbed now... I walk around the stacks a few times each year, straightening back up errant bins, like this.
Best get them plumbed now... I walk around the stacks a few times each year, straightening back up errant bins, like this.
Well 2 went tumbling down this week. Straightened everything up and should be good now. No, no pics...didn't have a camera with me.
Ashful
Minister of Fire
Got one of those. Will have to give it a try tomorrow. I've been using the bucket on my front end loader, but it's too easy to break cribs or topple stacks, that way.
I just used one of those heavy Honey Locust splits and knocked em back one by one. Better than re-stacking.
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