Time to begin steps #9 & 10

of the 14 times I handle firewood :

http://firewoodhoardersclub.com/forums/threads/the-14-times-i-handle-fire-wood-tree-to-ashes.929/

Was a slight drizzly rain, golf got canceled.
Many hear are having fun stacking wood, so a little rain shouldn't be so bad.

1st load went OK, had a low tire on the trailer, unloaded & filled the tire.
2nd load the sky opened up, Had rain pants & rain shirt ,
but even this dumb ole hillbilly know when to call the dogs.

At least I got a start on the 17/18 in the shed. & the wood in the shed is out of the rain

 

I'm sure if I was backing up that rig, I'd hit the post and the whole thing would come down on my head.

 

I forgot what number I'm on.
Now I gotta' go think...........may take a while.

 

Sweet

 

Lookin' at those loooong stacks and your well made woodshed packed with birch never gets old. You have a sweet setup there, Dave. Quite sure that we all appreciate the steps taken to get it there too.... Good job.
EDIT:: Wait a minute....... no mountains?

 

Rain obscured?

 

I don't get it Dave, I think you could have put another split or 2 on the trailer? Slacker !

 

I have the "Don't mind the mule, load the wagon" philosophy

 

I never really counted the handling steps in my process. 14 seems like a lot, then again with every time I look at a split I tend to touch it and talk to it...and smell it.

 

I agree. Setup looks great. I especially like the moose antlers and the trailer for the quad. What kind is it?

 

Havin fun playin in the rain , lookin great Dave

 

Local guy makes trailers for atvs, square tubing, angle iron & plywood box

 

Got to "not be fun" fast when it came down hard.
Today 57° , cloudy but not raining (yet)
May give it a go for a few more loads.

 

the rain and gloom is over here, for now, beautiful weather out sunshine and 75