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I've started just using scrap lumber, timbers, and branches/saplings to stack on. I had the same trouble with pallets rotting. Everytime I'd start...
I don't think I'd be able to get out of bed if it was 41 in the house :rofl: :lol:
Sounds like some good Christmas presents :thumbs:
Whatever floats yer boat :rofl: :lol: :thumbs:
Good choices :thumbs: I've heard good things about the cs590, great bang for your buck
I've had the same thing happen. Finished stacking a perfect stack of red oak one evening, go out the next morning and it's laying on the ground...
Welcome to the club Ryan :thumbs: 5 cords is a pretty good start. What kind of saw and splitter did you get? We love pics around here :ithappened:
Nice to have good dry wood :thumbs: I wouldn't worry if a few longer pieces stuck out from the rack, I think you'd be fine to just stack two...
Fire pit is one of the best things we've ever done to the yard :thumbs:. They're super easy and cheap to build too
You guys got some talent :thumbs: I'm with unclejoe, stick figures are about my limit :rofl: :lol:
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The one thing I'm getting from this thread is that I oughta buy stock in Anheuser busch :rofl: :lol:
Go get a big ole can of beans from Costco and tape that sucker to your tailpipe. They don't melt and they sound real sweet bro :rofl: :lol:
Welcome taz! Good looking stacks you got there :thumbs:
Clever idea, I like it :axe:
Looks like a nice set up. I love beech and cherry :thumbs:
I had to do the exact same thing for mine :rofl: :lol: Wanna say I got a set of curt steps. They bolted on easy, and held up nice
Very true. One things for sure, that trailer ain't hauling 4-5 cords :rofl: :lol:
The original osteotome was invented for amputations as far as I know :bug:
