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One more trailer load and it's splitting time!

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Unicorn1, Jan 10, 2016.

  1. Unicorn1

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    I still need to get organized as I have no way to move the dry wood to the front and the wet to the back. :( These pieces are so heavy, wah wah.
     

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    Those are some nice looking blocks..
     
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    Nice looking stuff there. In answer to your dilemma, I make my stack open enough where I can walk around all sides of it. That way, I can pick off the south side this year and then the north side next year. Of course, the fresh cut wood gets stacked on the side of the pile that I used the previous heating season. Seems to work out well for me. Looks like you have the room to do the same...and no snow in your way either!
     
  4. Unicorn1

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    I just don't want to move any of this again, prior planning prevents------. :)
     
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    I didn't know there was that much wood in Texas! No disrespect, That's a mess of wood! fantastic!:thumbs:
     
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    Nice work!
     
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    damm, that is a lot of chainsaw splitting. My back is cringing just thinking of being bent over for all of that noodling. Nice pile and well done though!!
     
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    This was the only way to get the pieces small enough without a splitter, no splitter available at the time.:(
     
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    It happens, and I feel your pain. Still some great wood and it will burn when the time is right :dex:
     
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