New firewood shed is filling up.

[ohlongarm]

About 12 cords 80% red oak,10% osage range ,10% sun

burst honey locust.
Twenty four X 14 is the size wood is stacked 8 feet.Plenty room left.One apple tree also.

 

[bholler]

About 12 cords 80% red oak,10% osage range ,10% sunView attachment 250584burst honey locust.
Twenty four X 14 is the size wood is stacked 8 feet.Plenty room left.One apple tree also.

Is that dry already? I would be worried it will take forever to dry like that possibly even mold

 

[ohlongarm]

Dry as the proverbial bone.Oak 4,and osage 4 years young,Starburst honeylocust 2 years,i won't even get into that wood for several years.

 

[bholler]

Dry as the proverbial bone.Oak 4,and osage 4 years young,Starburst honeylocust 2 years,i won't even get into that wood for several years.

Ok then good. I was pretty sure you would know better than stacking wet wood like that but others may not

 

[weatherguy]

That's a stack of pretty darn good wood, you should have a banner year burning that supply.

 

[Microduck17]

Good hoard. I like the plastic pallets those things will never rot.

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[ohlongarm]

Good hoard. I like the plastic pallets those things will never rot.

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Amen ,will never have a wooden pallet here ever,those are from a rubber company 2000lbs of raw rubber in a big bale sat on those,$8 apiece well worth it.

 

[ohlongarm]

That's a stack of pretty darn good wood, you should have a banner year burning that supply.

I may not get to any of that for at least 3 years,plenty more where that came from.

 

[Microduck17]

Thats a great price on the pallets. I can't find them for under 20 a piece close to home. I get really sturdy heavy wooden pallets from a machinery company near where I work they last a few years on dry ground. Where is the rubber company at? I saw you are in NE Ohio It might not be out of the question for me to drive up there and get a truckload of them at tax time.

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[ohlongarm]

Thats a great price on the pallets. I can't find them for under 20 a piece close to home. I get really sturdy heavy wooden pallets from a machinery company near where I work they last a few years on dry ground. Where is the rubber company at? I saw you are in NE Ohio It might not be out of the question for me to drive up there and get a truckload of them at tax time.

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I'll pm you where i got them.

 

[Dabster13]

I'll have to be on the look out for those plastic pallets - They look nice.

Currently i just get wood ones for free - whenever the bottom rots i'll rotate that one out, trash the bottom rotten layer and burn the top.