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Summer load met the splitter

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Locust Post, Sep 2, 2019.

  1. Locust Post

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    Sugar maple that I had to get out of the new corn field in early summer. Overcast day in the high 60s, got it split and stacked along with a few pieces of red oak and elm. Little better than half a row on the pile

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    Got the fire pit pile replenished too.
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    Your stacks are in heavy shade, I think. By design?
     
  5. Locust Post

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    Just where they have to be. More or less the over flow stacks. If you look back through past the pines is my big pile, about 16 - 17 cords. They are mostly open with heavy wind coming up through the pasture.
     
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    Split it and forgot it.
     
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    Gotta love sugar maple. High btus and a year to dry. Wish I could get more of it. Tiring of all the oak I get.
    Nice work Locust Post :thumbs:
    Did black betty play any role in this?
     
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    Nope black betty had nothing to do with this....black wheelbarrow helped though. Black Betty is waiting patiently....she is running but I do hear some bearing noise in the smog pump so I will swap that before she goes to work this fall.
     
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    I'm awaiting 60° temps, here but they ain't coming for a while yet.
     
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    I second this! Looked ahead a bunch of days and I see the number 8. Daggum it.
     
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    Some 60's coming here. In fact, tomorrow 69!