My 4 years worth

[D8Chumley]

 

[PA. Woodsman]

That's beautiful....real nice mix of very dry stuff to newer stuff. Cute dogs too!

 

[D8Chumley]

Between the first 2 pics there's over 13 cord I measured in those stacks alone. If you look above the piles in the 3rd pic there's a big cherry I've been waiting for it to fall, must have in the last few days. It was rotted part way up and I didn't want any parts of dropping it. That will keep me busy for a few minutes this winter, that's a good 36+" DBH tree, and it was standing dead for a few years, leaning into another big ash. There's a few cord In that bad boy

 

[D8Chumley]

First pic is the newest stuff I just finished c/s/s, as the pics progress around it gets to the older stuff. I can start at one end and work my way right around and stack newer stuff as I burn, except the pile on the right with the pallet leaning against it. I c/s/s that last August, that's the one I bought the MS460 for However, one of the Superintendents I really like where I work hasn't had any time to get wood split, he was waaaayyy busy on the Northeast Ext TP we are working on. I told him I might be able to part with a few cord, as he has zero point zero c/s/s for this year. I'm going with him Monday and I'll see what he is looking for, I figure I could part with 2 cord to help him out, he burns 7-8 cord a year

 

[D8Chumley]

If you look, you can probably tell by the stacks when I found this site, the stacks are on pallets and a lot neater now haha

 

[Stinkpickle]

It's fun to see things like how the wood type and/or age changes within a pile, like in the first pic. I have a stack that looks just like that where i switched from mulberry to ash.

 

[Osagebndr]

Nice work chum! How do y'all keep your wood piles looking so neat. Mine look like the been thru it the hard way lol

 

[D8Chumley]

Well, I see all the neatly stacked piles that members here have and I said to myself, the piles are going to be there for 3-4 years and they're around the perimeter of the yard and in the driveway, I want them to look presentable so I spent the extra time to stack them neatly. Since I had to restack the one in pic 2 the day after I stacked it the first time I try to make sure that doesn't happen again haha! It keeps the wife happy also that it doesn't look like hell out there. Happy wife, happy life right?

 

[Osagebndr]

Rite on.

 

[mwhitnee]

Wow that's great. A lot looks nicely seasoned...

 

[D8Chumley]

The pile in pic 2 is what I'll be burning this year, about 2 years seasoned. There's about 5.5 cord in that pile if I remember right, minus the pine and shorties/uglies for the shoulder season I will be burning. There should still be at least a cord left I'm hoping come spring