Bins are full so just stacking up logs for next year. Wasn't sure if I should just stack and leave for next year or split and toss in a pile. Everything here is at about 18% moisture.
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Working on my log pile!
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Rebelduckman
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Really have no where to put it. If I did find space would be on the ground. This is at my friends house and don't want to take up too much room at his place. I live in town so I'm booked solid
Maybe just tarp rounds?
Maybe just tarp rounds?
Rebelduckman
Minister of Fire
Depending what kind of wood it is, how susceptible to rot, I might put it on pallets and top-cover it. I think I see some BL bark there; No need to worry about it rotting.
Oldman47
Minister of Fire
If you are already at 18/% moisture, top cover it and call it done. After next winter's burn is soon enough to split it and bring it home.
Yeah that pile is all BL so I know it won't get phunky anytime soon. I think only a couple rounds have bark left on them. If it was green I would most definitely split it all up, but with this I know I can split it next spring and will be g2g next winter. I have a lot more where this came from. Just need more room to hoard it all!
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Yeah the hollow ones have ants and wood roaches. Already split 4 truck loads of it. Knocked as much junk out of those hollow ones as I could.
maple1
Minister of Fire
I would get it off the ground. Plastic pallets are great for that, even better with some blocks under them. And in the process would likely get it split.
Probably just top cover and split next spring. Really don't think I have room for more stacks. I have quite a bit split now prob 3-4 years ahead. This stuff won't rot on the ground but might soak up a little h20.... I can live with that. Prob should have stacked the rounds on pallets.
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