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Ready for Winter

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Reloader, Jun 22, 2019.

  1. Reloader

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    Finished moving wood to the shed.
    I could get more in if I stacked better but this will get us through several Winters if I don’t sell any. I decided to leave a little room on the end for some of my toys.
    I’ve got 8 cord still stacked and split outside in my different piles so I should be good for a long while. [​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]
    Made a dent in the outside stack and slowly getting the rounds moved down for splitting. [​IMG]


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  2. amateur cutter

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    Looking good Reloader ! I'm ready for Winter too, it was hot cutting today.:dennis:
     
  3. buZZsaw BRAD

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    How much more are you planning on getting from your honey hole?
     
  4. Reloader

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    How much more are you planning on getting from your honey hole?[/QUOTE]

    I think I’ll haul what I’ve cut down the hill and take a break for a while.
    I can get back at it later in the Summer or Fall.


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  5. B.Brown

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    I noticed you left the trailer on the end, so your able to get to it. From my experience, your never actually done cutting firewood, your just taking a little ''break'' so you can rest up for the big ''push'' just before the real winter hits, lol. Trust me on this, your never ever, really done cutting, splitting, and stacking firewood. I'm the same way you are, in fact, i'm cleaning up our daughters back yard by cutting up the oaks she had fell this past week. You, like everyone else on this site that has too many ''tools'' and toy's that have to do with wood cutting, to actually ever really stop cutting. Looks good though!!! Waiting for future pictures of the wood under the shed, you can still throw some on the top of that monster stack, its early, lots of summer left, but, soon the days will get shorter, your bio clock will kick in and you'll start cutting again.
     
  6. GrJfer

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    Have to agree with B.Brown we are never really done, just taking a break till we hit it again.

    It is nice to have your wood all staged for old man winter.
     
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  7. Backwoods Savage

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    Just a little hint here. You could get some wire fence to put up along the sides which would contain the stacks lest anything try to fall over.
     

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  8. Woodsnwoods

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    Nice work!!!! That shed is perfect:dex: