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Hillside Stacking.

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by buZZsaw BRAD, Jan 25, 2024.

  1. buZZsaw BRAD

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    Browsing FBM i happened upon this. Very creative for stacking on a slope! :thumbs:
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    Oh heck no!
     
  3. campinspecter

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    I like your style more than the terraced look. There’s a level of acceptance to your method rather than an attitude of “man must work against everything in the natural world” :)
     
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    The picture is worth a thousand words, from May 2018 and the piles are still standing!!!
     
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    Looks like it will be fun humping it back up the hill. No thanks.
     
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    That’s what I was thunking…
     
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    Don't screw with mother nature. I would do the exact same thing. Besides, look at all the waisted space in the Brad's picture. Does look nice though.
     
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    :thumbs: :handshake:
     
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    Looks like they are overthinking it...lotta work to end up with all that wasted space! :picard: :rofl: :lol:
    If you don't trust your stacking skills, just put a couple posts at the bottom and go!
     
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    It's not going to be fun packing the wood back uphill especially with snow on the ground.
     
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    campinspecter is not a spring chicken, but I will put $ on him. I don’t think his area gets a lot of snow more rain west coast
     
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    Actually campinspecter does the laundry and hangs it out on the line. Now that I am home more, I guess I will be using it too.
     
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    The wood that I've stacked on the slope is Western Yellow Cedar. It can sit in the open uncovered for years and not rot. It's my emergency wood!
     
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    From the bottom stacks, they will probably go on level ground to the basement. If not, campinspecter will rig up a sled/dolly and use the winch on the wood splitter to take it to the top.
     
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    Where there's a will, there's a way. :salute::thumbs::handshake:
     
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    Figured he would as he has a winch on splitter
    I wasn’t putting $ on him doing it the hard way..
    Just that he would get it Done!