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Ran me & the splitter out of gas

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  1. bogydave

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    Split until the splitter ran out of gas
    Stacked the wood, made the cross stacked ends & a partial row.
    Then I ran out of gas.

    Today's progress:
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    looking down :
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    Couple pics from standing on top of the stack.
    Top of the stack is , 1/2 rounds, bark up :
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  2. Grizzly Adam

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    I like the stacks, but don't like the looks of those long shadows!
     
  3. Locust Post

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    Now go get your Ibuprofin and enjoy looking out the window at the progress.
     
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  4. bogydave

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    I'm just tall. LOL :)
     
  5. Jack Straw

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    I get tired, but I never run out of gas, just ask my wife. :eek:
     
  6. bogydave

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    :rofl: :lol: :rofl: :lol: :rofl: :lol:

    Good one !
     
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    BogyDave you get an A+ for presentation.

    The Physc evaluation for obsessive compulsive disorder is tomorrow morning at 9AM.:D

    Good work.:thumbs:
     
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    Man that stuff sure splits nice. I have adopted your way of leaning the top rows in. I thought you were who I stole the idea from.:cool:
     
  9. dylskee

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    Absolutely awesome pics Dave!! Your splits are always so consistent and stacks are perfect, you my friend have a lot of wood!! I would imagine your burning season is the better part of 8 months?
     
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    Nice "precision" stacks! Looking good!
     
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    Awesome as always. You are a perfectionist when it comes to stacking...
     
  12. bogydave

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    Yea, with shoulder seasons thrown in
    Mid Sept thru mid May .
     
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    That's a work of art right there buddy :thumbs:
    I ran out of gas too ,even before it got dark
     
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    It's a thing of beauty...:yes: I think your tipped in row design is smart thinkin too....;)

    You must almost be done for the year.
     
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    Looks good. One of these days I need to hear the rationalization behind stacking bark down. I missed that lesson.
     
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    Fantastic stacks! Mine NEVER look like that. Working on a big load of mulberry that a tree service dropped off. Nothing is cut square..... Lots of rhombus shaped splits. Not much straight grain at all.
    Photo is oak on the front covered porch.:sherlock: image.jpg
     
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  17. BrowningBAR

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    It's like Bogy is over there stacking Legos.
     
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    Dave has the birch that gives him the advantage
     
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  19. My IS heats my home

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    If you look at the first pic, 4 ft in from left and up 2 ft from the bottom, you have a piece that's out of out if place. LOL!!
    Nice work Dave
     
  20. swags

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    Thats mulberry for sure, I love it but the way it grows in fence rows you get a lot of twisted gnarly splits