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few rounds to deal with

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  1. farmer rob

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    I got busy cutting up a bunch of logs I got from a saw mill they all tested Positive for steel with plus some had big branches etc .So now the fun starts but on the plus side I am in the shade & have a tractor mounted splitter
    rounds 2.jpg rounds 1.jpg rounds 3.jpg stake 1.jpg
     
  2. Chud

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    Nice pile of rounds and everything’s under a roof :thumbs:
     
  3. Skier76

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    Nice score! Do you dry the splits in there or outside?
     
  4. The Wood Wolverine

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  5. farmer rob

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    [QUOTE="Skier76,
    I dry everything once split under the roof in racks as seen in the last picture.I can double stack them with tractor.
     
  6. farmer rob

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    [QUOTE="The Wood Wolverine,
    Thanks just wish them big ones were already split and stacked they do look Heavy .I think will put splitter on the ground roll a few up split in half then lift splitter back to nice height so not so much bending..
     
  7. farmer rob

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    [QUOTE="Chud, make it nice for rainy day splitting .lol
     
  8. blacktail

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    I'm jealous of that wood processing area!
     
  9. buzz-saw

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    Me too!!
     
  10. farmer rob

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    [QUOTE="blacktail,
    Thanks it is nice for sure to have everything under cover with concrete floor.
    Those rounds are for 2028/2029 burn season if things go as planned
     
  11. Backwoods Fellin'

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    A fridge and a pee bucket and your set:thumbs:
     
  12. farmer rob

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    [QUOTE="Backwoods Fellin', but who needs a bucket when the boss is not around is that not what the side of the shed is for?Smile