Wow!!! Big stuff produces a lot of firewood, but you earn every dime playing with rounds like that. Would love to see a picture of one of those on the splitter.
Jeff, In one of the pictures it appears that the power/telephone lines are in your way while loading the trailer, or is it optical illusion? Either way those are some monsters!
First load delivered for the '23-24 burning season. New customer, he said we were definitely his new wood supplier...... 1st row from this rack... Loaded up for delivery He had a 1\2 cord rack built when their house was finished with leftover lumber...got it stacked in his rack.
I'm doing pretty well overall. Had a couple arthritis flare ups that kinda kicked my butt, but I'm back from that. I've been enjoying watching all you guys working out in the heat... I did clear a couple new trails along the east fence line and have been plugging away at splitting all the wood I have cut and stacked... I like cutting, I'm ok with stacking cuz I know I gotta get it up off the ground, but when it comes to splitting, I procrastinate worse than a D- student planning on dropping out trying to study for a final exam... Sounds like you two jumped right back into the groove after your June PA vacation. It was a pleasure meeting you two out there.
Totes we have left to fill.... Prepped these 2 tall totes the other evening... Stopped by our veteran neighbor's house and picked up these 2 empties from last year. A friend had given us the cages, no bottom. Gonna build some pallets that fit the cage... Going to make a pallet bottom for this tote as well, banged and bent up
I had a tote to repair. I found the blue or red pallets work well. They're the right (standard) size and very heavy duty. Plus I always get a bunch for free.
Your perfect pieces and great looking stacks have inspired me over the last year to improve how I operate. Looks do matter when a customer has to frequently see their racks/stacks at their storage place.
