Filled up my new woodshed

[flyingvranch]

I dropped several giant dead oaks on my ranch and skidded the logs to my splitting yard using my tractor and chains. I then split and stacked the wood in my new shed that I mentioned in another thread. Man I'm tired...

 

[Johndirt82]

Ill give you alot of credit on that neat stack job to say the least. Looks good man.

 

[deeker]

Ill give you alot of credit on that neat stack job to say the least. Looks good man.

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Welcome to the site!! Four posts in two years? Must work on that.

However, you need to send the 4 wheeler and Stihl to me. For inspection of course....

Kevin

 

[Circle B MN]

I think you better go cut some more wood, as those stacks look far to nice to disturb....

 

[BlueRidgeMark]

I like that shed!

 

[Timberframed]

Well,it appears to me someone is going to be sittin' by the fire commenting how hot it is inside! Making any charcoal for the next Longhorn bbq ?

 

[820wards]

I dropped several giant dead oaks on my ranch and skidded the logs to my splitting yard using my tractor and chains. I then split and stacked the wood in my new shed that I mentioned in another thread. Man I'm tired...

Your shed is great and those stacks of wood are way to straight. Nice!

jerry-

 

[Richard C]

Nice setup! Even the little pickup, love to have one of thoes just to move around the place. The woodshed is great, looks like it would take the snow load.

Richard

 

[Ted J]

I see that only the front row is alternate stacked...... nice shed also. Where 'bouts in TX?

Ted

 

[BobL]

I'm surprised no one has mentioned this, - too many nice logs turned into firewood from what I can see. Don't you have any scraggly logs to use for firewood?

Shed looks greats - stacks look like some of the ones I've seen around the Alps in Northern Italy.

 

[Beowulf]

Like the planks on the shed sides... nice touch!