Kenster said:
Kenster we have a DR Chipper 10 HP that I'll chip up dead pine branches then use the chips for leveling under the landscape timbers.
The one rack (.61 of a cord) that I didn't use it on fell over, part of the left side.
Zap
Splitting & Stacking this winters haul.
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Kenster we have a DR Chipper 10 HP that I'll chip up dead pine branches then use the chips for leveling under the landscape timbers.
The one rack (.61 of a cord) that I didn't use it on fell over, part of the left side.
Zap
Kenster
Minister of Fire
I think if I was going to use landscape timbers like that I might consider running a three foot long pressure treated 2x6
at the end of each run, like a railroad bed sleeper- perpendicular to the timbers.
Should give the stack a lot more stability.
at the end of each run, like a railroad bed sleeper- perpendicular to the timbers.
Should give the stack a lot more stability.
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