So true, they are not all the same. Most Ash is, however, fairly easy.
How's Your Wood Pile Looking?
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Sty57
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A few pic's from this spring, just a little under 12 cord, two rows in each pile.
I have my wood room full in the basement already.
I have my wood room full in the basement already.
Must be pretty dry there, or that wood will pick up moisture from the ground.
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Sty57
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It does suck up a little, I try to put punky wood on the bottom. What ever is to bad when I unpile it just turns to fire pit wood.
Sty57
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Here's some of Dad's and mine piles at the farm.
Thanks, Brian
Thanks, Brian
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Full Chisel
Slingin' Stihls and runnin' Huskies
Got almost everything stacked, have a little less than a cord to put up. Somewhere around 7-8 cord total between the two oaks cut this summer and one last fall. So I'll be cutting wood for the 2017-2018 winter this fall...nice to have some surplus!
I guess I haven't commented in here for a while.
My hunting cabin is well stocked for sauna heating and fire pit burning this fall. I've got about 1 1/2 cords with the newest wood CSS last fall.
My home fire pit stack now has about 2 cords with over half of that being either fully seasoned or dry enough to burn.
My cabin supply is pretty run down. I've got about three wheelbarrows worth left from last year for the fireplace and about another four wheelbarrows worth of dimensional scraps for the fire pit. I have about 2 cords worth of Norway pine split large for the boiler that is drying out near my hunting cabin that I'll transport home this fall. I will have lots for next year as soon as the power co shows up to drop about 8 cords worth of dying/dead wood along the right of way.
My hunting cabin is well stocked for sauna heating and fire pit burning this fall. I've got about 1 1/2 cords with the newest wood CSS last fall.
My home fire pit stack now has about 2 cords with over half of that being either fully seasoned or dry enough to burn.
My cabin supply is pretty run down. I've got about three wheelbarrows worth left from last year for the fireplace and about another four wheelbarrows worth of dimensional scraps for the fire pit. I have about 2 cords worth of Norway pine split large for the boiler that is drying out near my hunting cabin that I'll transport home this fall. I will have lots for next year as soon as the power co shows up to drop about 8 cords worth of dying/dead wood along the right of way.
Full Chisel
Slingin' Stihls and runnin' Huskies
bigblue12v
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I'd been piling it, estimated 12 cords in piles. I stacked some pine, cedar and hickory next to our fire pit and thought man this isn't too bad. So I stacked yesterday's splittings. I'm not very good at it but it looks nice and organized compared to a pile. This about 10' long 5' high plus the single skid of small stove chunks. This is part of the for sale inventory. All oak! Red, white and pin oak in it. Got plenty more!
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Sty, that is a nice looking Barn!
Sty57
Tree Freak
Thank you Sir, it's actuality two different barns one is across the road.
Yes, I see the two different roof lines, and is that an old milking parlor?
Sty57
Tree Freak
Yes we sold the milk cow two years ago. Dad and I just do a little crop farming now, and cuts firewood for something to do.
I try to get there as much as I can but I work 50+hrs a week, he goes out every day and makes a little bit. He has no hobbies but work so now that he's retired that's what he does.
