Its been a busy 2 weekends, the township/county clear cut about 10 yards to each side of about 3/4 mile strech of road. This is less than a quarter of whats there.
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Sawin' and haulin'
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Woody Stover
Minister of Fire
What kind of wood? Looks like it could be some Pooplar in the foreground...
Popalar and ash mostly. got some sassafrass, black walnut, beech,maple, and some white oak.
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Woody Stover
Minister of Fire
Wow, quite the haul! 
I've got a lot of dead, straight Sass I can get. I was thinking of laying down concrete blocks and notching a saddle into the Sass logs so they can't roll off the blocks, and stacking wood on them. They should last quite a while since Sass is rot-resistant. Tired of messing with pallets...
I've got a lot of dead, straight Sass I can get. I was thinking of laying down concrete blocks and notching a saddle into the Sass logs so they can't roll off the blocks, and stacking wood on them. They should last quite a while since Sass is rot-resistant. Tired of messing with pallets...
johneh
Minister of Fire
Under the carport just to the right. Youn can see to of the legs in the pic. Will post a pic of my whole setup tomorrow.
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Here is the setup. Splitter lives under the carport so it stays dry and don't have to be moved before each use.
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