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Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by JoeyD, Nov 11, 2013.

  1. JoeyD

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    I always start scrounging after I start burning each year mainly because my staging area is close to where we throw a large Halloween party. I saw a CL ad last Saturday and here is what I got. All red oak. I figure almost 2 cords. It is hard to see but the pile is about 10 feet wide until the last couple large rounds plus I still had some on my truck. BTW I didn't have to cut a thing and the guys cutting the tree did most of the loading.

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  2. Jack Straw

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    BAR-(Big Ars Rounds):drool: How do you :axe: them?
     
  3. JoeyD

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    I don't split them sitting down :eek: :drool: that is for sure.

    Last time I had stuff this big I rolled them and flopped them down hoping they would land on the foot of the splitter. Then I use a steel bar to separate into two pieces and just work them from there. It ain't easy but there are a lot of nice splits in each of those babies.
     
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    You must get 15 or more splits out of those.
     
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    Those are some biggins' there. Two words: BTU's & Advil:axe:
     
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    Holy crap o_O can I have your wood ?
     
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    Looking good! Great btu's there. Get them SPLIT!
     
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    That's a good one, and nice he did a lot of the work
     
  9. Grizzly Adam

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    I will take the over on that one.
     
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    Fun to split the big ones
    Many square/ rectangle splits for end of row cross stacking.
    Nice score
     
  11. Oliver1655

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    Even having a log lift to use, since I do most of my splitting by myself, I would noodle those larger rounds in half or thirds before splitting. Much easier to handle.