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Some Splitting......

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  1. Well Seasoned

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    Large pile, all poplar for shoulder season over the next 2 seasons.

    Smaller pile, hard maple, red oak, and hickory for 16/17.

    I got 1/2 the poplar done and 1/2 the other mixed hardwoods done.


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    Nice shady spot to work in :)
    Looks like a big water jug on the atv

    Good mix of wood types,
    Lots of BTU in those stacks !
     
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    Nice looking splits WS! That's a lot of wood you split already and that's only half! :yes:
    Makes me feel like I'm getting behind a little bit. :confused:
     
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    Looking really good there !!! Beautiful splits :)
     
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    "Makes me feel like I'm getting behind a little bit."
    Always makes me feel betterer to know others are paddlin' in my same boat, Fan... ;) I'll get it done when I get it done. I'm just happy I'm not where I was last year at this time.
     
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    Looks like a good morning WS.......you need a splitter table on that thing.
     
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    Dave, its a great processing area! Most of the morning it drizzled off and on. The canopy kept me dry, and the temps were cool. By noon when the sun came out, it started getting warmer so a jug of sweet tea was in order. :)
     
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    Im behind, and a hoarder is always behind. :)
     
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    Thx!

    Thx!
     
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    Thx, Its on the to get list. Tractor supply next time I go maybe!
     
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    Nice work W.S., it looks like you had a great day for it.
     
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    Weather ended up cooperating so I made good use of a cool morning. Poplar rots quick, so I'll need to finish splitting soon and get stacking!
     
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    Good job, WS. The splitting part is the step just :before payoff. To me, payoff is the stack being turned over to the wind and sun to do their thing for a year or three. That's a big heap of splits.
     
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    You got that right!
     
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    When I got mine they didn't stock them at TSC, my wife ordered from TSC.com for a gift. Not sure, they might have them now or maybe your local store does stock them.
     
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    Save the dollars! No table needed if splitting the right way. ;)
     
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    I would have been disappointed if you hadn't mentioned that Sav. :cool: