Joeys Stackhausen

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JoeyD

Minister of Fire
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Jun 15, 2008
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South Jersey
The last two days I've been putting the finishing touches on 2011-2012 burning season wood supply. All red oak. I think I'm going to take a break from scrounging for a little while cause the neighbors are starting talk :) . This Stackhausen and another smaller pallet not pictured add up to about 2 1/2 cords. That makes my total somewhere in the neighborhood of 9 1/2 to 10 cords. I will evualuate my long term needs after the first of the year.

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I think the most important question is? How much beer did it take you to make that stack?


KC
 
JoeyD said:
I will evualuate my long term needs after the first of the year.

Always the same conclusion...more. Nice stacks.
 
iskiatomic said:
I think the most important question is? How much beer did it take you to make that stack?


KC

LOL. Actually I don't put to many down when I'm splitting. But I'd be lying if I gave you a number for the stacking and clean up portion :lol: cause I haven't got a clue!
 
JoeyD said:
The last two days I've been putting the finishing touches on 2011-2012 burning season wood supply. All red oak. I think I'm going to take a break from scrounging for a little while cause the neighbors are starting talk :) . This Stackhausen and another smaller pallet not pictured add up to about 2 1/2 cords. That makes my total somewhere in the neighborhood of 9 1/2 to 10 cords. I will evualuate my long term needs after the first of the year.

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Never enough.
You may now continue with your regularly scheduled wood c/s/s.

Dave
 
wow that is a dense stack, looks like a lot more than 2 cords :-O
 
ChrisNJ said:
wow that is a dense stack, looks like a lot more than 2 cords :-O

I figured that stack to be just under 2.2465 cords. Really!

Knowing that and having a schematic so I can keep track of what was split and when it will be ready makes me aware my neighbors might not be all wrong.
 
Let them smell the stank from your red oak!
 
WOODBUTCHER said:
Let them smell the stank from your red oak!

We've got a couple of cords of red oak drying in the edge of an old barn on my grandmother's farm. I eat lunch with her during the week, and I walk her dogs for her. Every time we pass by the barn I get hit in the face with the smell of seasoning red oak. It's pretty strong, but it also smells like future BTUs.
 
Nice stack!!

I think you come to find the others are right when you re evaluate your needs.

said I was gonna take a break from scrounging till I got what I had split, NOT.
It's like just not possible-lol
 
Pagey said:
WOODBUTCHER said:
Let them smell the stank from your red oak!

We've got a couple of cords of red oak drying in the edge of an old barn on my grandmother's farm. I eat lunch with her during the week, and I walk her dogs for her. Every time we pass by the barn I get hit in the face with the smell of seasoning red oak. It's pretty strong, but it also smells like future BTUs.

:-)

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JoeyD said:
Pagey said:
WOODBUTCHER said:
Let them smell the stank from your red oak!

We've got a couple of cords of red oak drying in the edge of an old barn on my grandmother's farm. I eat lunch with her during the week, and I walk her dogs for her. Every time we pass by the barn I get hit in the face with the smell of seasoning red oak. It's pretty strong, but it also smells like future BTUs.

:-)

[Hearth.com] Joeys Stackhausen
"The money you could be saving by burning wood."
 
JoeyD said:
Pagey said:
WOODBUTCHER said:
Let them smell the stank from your red oak!

We've got a couple of cords of red oak drying in the edge of an old barn on my grandmother's farm. I eat lunch with her during the week, and I walk her dogs for her. Every time we pass by the barn I get hit in the face with the smell of seasoning red oak. It's pretty strong, but it also smells like future BTUs.

:-)

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LMAO! Friggin awesome! :lol:
 
Joey, now the goal should be to keep 9-10 cords on hand at all times. That means you continue to get wood all winter long. Then next summer can be devoted to summer things.
 
Poook is hiding in your wood pile.
 
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