Hello from Grey county Ontario near Dundalk. I like your pictures of the snow and also of your wood storage shed. I am amazed there is no snow on...
My guess is also Willow from the bark
100% here also in the snow belt of Ontario for the past 10 years.. I am like other the furnace runs once a year to make sure it starts.I even will...
Honestly it does a good job heat wise but there are a few things I do not like about them and if I was going to buy new would look at others...
I have one of these stoves and noticed this morning that there seems to be some gap on the hinge side of the door.I lifted the door and noticed...
I worked 8 years for lowes and the way they do crap is a wonder they still around. The top brass seem to often also be Hd rejects. When working...
That sure looks like a axe ready to hit a leg with her standing without a nice wide stance.
Great looking shed for sure .The thing around here in Ontario is that with a shed like that before long the wood would be covered in snow as the...
I understand but they will never be in direct sunlight when full anyhow.I have a customer wanting to buy slab wood also so with the bags I can...
I intend to use them for slab wood which is close to 12 months old and has been in a shed already close to 8 months in 8' lengths.I am thinking...
Thanks I can get them for free and as for moving them it would never be farther than a few lifts with the tractor loader.
Wonder if when full I would cut holes in a few places on all four side or maybe even when empty then would get air flow?
And they are free for the picking up ..Sweet
I am thinking of putting them under my elevator and let it fall in there then move them with tractor but am also unsure if things will dry in...
This is what I am talking about
Has any one ever used those Big bags to storage fire wood in?I think they be easy to handle but have to wonder about drying?
Na just nail and bolt a 2x8 on the barn wall and if your worried double it,then cut the rafters with a slope and done.just be sure to ether cut...
Why not just put the posts every 8feet apart approx 10 feet from the building and make a simple slope roof easy as pie since you already have one...
Wow someone actually agrees with me thank you . Happy Holidays guys and best wishes for the season ahead.
Nice pile and as for the oil if it was me I would change it as a bucket is less than $50 and why take a chance
