When you need to make the most out of what room you have.

Backwoods Savage: I know what you mean. For whatever reason, my little log trailer has a really easy time piling wood from ground level to 5 feet, but over that and it gets awkward. Like you said, people come along and just assume the pile is 4 feet high, but that extra foot is a huge difference cord wise.

In the end I just tell them, "if you think you can get a better deal somewhere else, go for it." They always buy the wood because deep down they know its more then they are paying for.

 

I think me and Eric VW are the talkers!!

Gary

 

My wife Katie captured exactly what you said one day with our camera. I had just felled a White Pine to use for our kitchens new flooring and she wanted to know why I cut the big tree down, so in this photo I was in the midst of explaining it...

 

But I definitely remember being voted in as supervisor!

Gary

 

I've found it less than satisfying, and rather annoying/frustrating.

 

That would have to be some damm crooked trees.
A circle inscribed within a square is roughly 78% the area of the square and nobody stacks even rounds that perfectly.

 

That reminds me of a grain farmer I know. Maximum moisture content of a grain is always specified and the price is based on delivered weight of the grain that meets that standard. I have seen him water his light weight grain to get it up to that maximum moisture content just so that they would pay him for well water at the elevator.