In loving memory of Kenis D. Keathley 6/4/81 - 3/27/22 Loving father, husband, brother, friend and firewood hoarder Rest in peace, Dexterday

The OFFICIAL Firewood Hoarder's Club thread!!!

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Scotty Overkill, Oct 4, 2013.

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  1. clemsonfor

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    Not as much as me!! My 30 is still on its pallet almost a year after I bought it!! Haven't even started my hearth yet!
     
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    Yup, ended up ordering the side shields halfway through the season. Even though I'm well with in the ctc's with 22" on each side, I was seeing 145-160 on the walls when I was cruisin at 500-600. I'm sure I was fine, but I like to be over safe.
     
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    I'm seriously considering getting a set. I expected them to be larger back to front though.
     
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    You said, " These are the first 20 loads, with many more to go. " My wood insecurity is flaring up, I can't sleep at night. I have the sound of a saw going round my head like a bad record. I must cut wood, I need more wood!:stacke::hair:. It's OK, I'm over it now. :rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol: Glad to meet you Splitsnstacks . You have some great pics there!
     
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    Unpossible. Only non-firewood hoarders say these types of things.:rofl: :lol:
     
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  6. Gary_602z

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    Hey Splitsnstacks ! You just keep splitting and stacking and we will be there shortly to pick it up!:rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol: Just need some coordinates for the GPS! Hope you don't have a fear of clowns because there are a lot of them around here!:D

    Gary
     
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    Looks like I'm a little late to the "Welcome Splitsnstacks" party....
    1) you know how to make an entrance:binoculars:
    2) pics-nailed it.:ithappened:
    3) admitted to addiction- check.:salute:
    4) been warned (directly) about clowns like (indirectly) me- good afternoon Gary_602z :handshake::rofl: :lol:
    5) you have been exposed to papadave's personal Lexicon-morphing(which is spot on), and are still here.:wacky:
    6) you now belong to the BEST firewood and chainsaw forum-with the only sortable BTU/drying times chart on the Internet! So CONGRATS and welcome, sir:sir:
    :usa:
     
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    Welcome to FHC Splitsnstacks ... my family and I were lucky enough to be able to live at an old farm for 13 years too. So many memories... soak it all up... :yes:
     
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    They are a really sick bunch too!
     
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    Splitsnstacks dude I am really impressed! Great way to enter our house of woodburning madness! Great looking stacks, piles, stove and chimney! Welcome to the forum glad to see you came out of the shadows!

    Ray
     
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    Reading your post without looking at what you were replying to could totally be taken the wrong way papadave !:rofl: :lol:

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    Hmmm, yeah, I see that NOW! :headbang::rofl: :lol: I have a set, but they were decommisioned many moons ago.:pain:There will be no pics.......you'll need to take my word for it.:thumbs:
    Guess I should quote posts more often. Jeesh.
     
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    That 20 loads is a +/- kind of deal haha I have lost track, my 1500 and little 8' trailer are sure taking a beatn', my 440mag and 455 husky are relentless though . Thank you everyone for the warm welcomes! I wish I would have joined the party sooner.
     
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    Better late than never. Welcome aboard
     
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    Thank you!!
     
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    Nothing wrong with being over safe.. if more were would be less "accidents"
     
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    Lucky is one way to look at it I suppose:picard:. No, it really is an awesome old house, it has just been a serious amount of work and $ getting it back to working order. It's a solid old house though, we sure don't build em like this anymore, trust me I build them :wacky:
     
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    Hehehe... if you build new homes, I can see how it might be a stretch to think dealing with an old farm is "fun"... :rofl: :lol: ... good news is you can leave all of your leveling tools on your jobsites, won't need em at home... ;):D
     
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    What ever is level today , won't be next week. Just an observation
     
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    Stinny and Chris, I was referring more to the solid framing and attention to detail that went into this old house and most houses from the time period. Also while I always try my best, I've come to the conclusion that perfectly level, plumb, square, are all merely a "goal" not a guarantee even in new construction. And when they are achieved they don't stay that way for long like you said Chris.
     
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