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Storm damage clean-up

Discussion in 'Everything Else (off topic)' started by Eggshooterist, Jun 27, 2024.

  1. T.Jeff Veal

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    Looks like ya'll were gitting it done...nice job...
     
  2. Eggshooterist

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    Thanks brother. I just keep chipping away at it as the weather permits. It was sunny all day and reached 52°. A no coat day here. Lol
     
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    I definitely like running a saw vs all the rest of this lol.
     
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    For sure.
    Saw first choice, or maybe driving around on the Tractor.
    Then I would say splitting.
    After that the one I hate and really am not good at ; the dreaded stacking.
     
  6. Eggshooterist

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    Yes! Stacking sucks. I hope someone buys all of it before I feel the need to do that.
     
  7. John D

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    Stack it all if your stacks don’t fall over good job
     
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    I'm getting some pallets from my nephew. Fixing to start stacking in cords between T-posts on the pallets.
     
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  10. T.Jeff Veal

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    Idea...:sherlock::sherlock:...drive a T post where the fork openings are on pallets, stand pallet upright on each end of stacks, will make it more stable
     
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    ^^^ this saves time cribbing ends use 2 t post on ends.. 4 ish feet high 2 rows lean rows into each other…
     
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    Great idea. Thank you.
     
  13. Eggshooterist

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    Thank you. Thats makes sense.
     
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    This gives me hope! I can't stand the noise my splitter makes. Some day I would love to have a battery operated splitter. The battery may take up most of the back of my pickup but it would be worth it. That's a lot of splitting with an electric splitter- well done!
     
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    Thank you. I have to power it with a little generator when out there, but its way quieter than any splitter I've been around. They make them much larger than 5 ton in these electric units.