No shame....let's see them. I'm sure they are better than when I had a pile of wood, not stacked under a tarp and under two feet of snow. i didn't even have the crap pile on pallets. Let's see them!:msp_thumbsup:
Lets see your wood shed
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No shame....let's see them. I'm sure they are better than when I had a pile of wood, not stacked under a tarp and under two feet of snow. i didn't even have the crap pile on pallets. Let's see them!:msp_thumbsup:
chopperfreak2k1
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yeah put the pix up!!!
Ayatollah
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ehhhh, alrighty then. But I must warn you I don't take ridicule well
Under the treehouse is where the pre-split wood goes until the will to split hits me
And here's where I store the incoming wood
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Garmins dad
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nice stacks.. better then what i did for the first three years..
Ayatollah
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Forgot one of the bigger ones too:
As you can see, my wood shed consists of carefully stacked areas with roofing felt on the back sides facing the fence lines, roofing felt in the tops, and sometimes another leftover plywood for extra strength. the side yard one was an aluminum restaurant shelf unit with roofing felt over it and wood facing that was kind of woven into it. Staple gun used to secure the roofing felt ot selected pieces of wood.
Alrighty...the only thing I'm really proud of is that it was all scrounged up or leftover material. No cash outlay that had not already been previously laid for another project. Oh...and all free wood too. Gawd...I've turned into such a begger in my pauperdom years
As you can see, my wood shed consists of carefully stacked areas with roofing felt on the back sides facing the fence lines, roofing felt in the tops, and sometimes another leftover plywood for extra strength. the side yard one was an aluminum restaurant shelf unit with roofing felt over it and wood facing that was kind of woven into it. Staple gun used to secure the roofing felt ot selected pieces of wood.
Alrighty...the only thing I'm really proud of is that it was all scrounged up or leftover material. No cash outlay that had not already been previously laid for another project. Oh...and all free wood too. Gawd...I've turned into such a begger in my pauperdom years
chopperfreak2k1
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nothin to be ashamed of there brother. you got some good lookin stacks and i just LOVE your trailer!!
Nice stacks dude....wish I would have done that from the beginning of my wood burning years.
Ayatollah
ArboristSite Operative
Nice stacks dude....wish I would have done that from the beginning of my wood burning years.
Unfortunately I have "time to stack" on my hands.
That little trailer has been with me since '92. It can be hell to back up, but it makes up for that 3 fold going forward:smile2:
IHDiesel73L
ArboristSite Operative
Pallets and $30 worth of lumber from the reject pile at Lowes:
Ayatollah
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Pallets and $30 worth of lumber from the reject pile at Lowes:
I like the kindling stash
andydodgegeek
The stool maker
Here is my new shed, I built it this summer with the help of my brother and brother in law. We put it up durring one of the hottest weekends this year, well over 90 degrees. NOT a good idea but we got it done. Shed is 30 foot long x 14 foot wide, 10 foot tall at the front and 6 foot at the back. I am still working on filling it and I also started emptying it already. It should supply me with 3 years of wood, I will just keep rotating which side I grab from.
This by far the nicest one we had. I say had as a mini tornado hit and messed it up pretty bad now. The wood stack is the only thing that kept it from going to the ground. Insurance totaled it out but we'll probably try to true it up and use it as it's just for wood. Close to 80 cord in it again as we filled it back up last Winter. About another 100 cord in other barns underroof but this is the nicest for loading and unloading. Perfect storage to me would be steel post as you wouldn't have to worry about powder post beetles or termites on the buildings structure.
These are old pics and I wish it still looked like that
These are old pics and I wish it still looked like that
andydodgegeek
The stool maker
Sorry to hear about your shed getting damaged. Damn I like your truck though. Do you burn or sell wood or both? Why so much wood are you a hoarder? HAHAHAHAThis by far the nicest one we had. I say had as a mini tornado hit and messed it up pretty bad now. The wood stack is the only thing that kept it from going to the ground. Insurance totaled it out but we'll probably try to true it up and use it as it's just for wood. Close to 80 cord in it again as we filled it back up last Winter. About another 100 cord in other barns underroof but this is the nicest for loading and unloading. Perfect storage to me would be steel post as you wouldn't have to worry about powder post beetles or termites on the buildings structure.
These are old pics and I wish it still looked like that
andydodgegeek
The stool maker
Let me make it clear I like your old powerwagon not that chevy sitting in front of your wood shed!!!!
Don't want to hijack the OP's thread. This thread will explain and if you have ?'s I'll answer there if you'd like. Kevin
http://www.arboristsite.com/picture-forum/87207.htm
memory
ArboristSite Guru
Now that is what I call a woodshed, Kevin.
Here is our woodsheed.
Here is our woodsheed.
OH_Varmntr
Burner of stored sunlight
Mine should be arriving by next weekend I hope. Don't have the time to build what I want, so I ordered an 18x21 carport to use until I can build what I really want. Once the real deal is built I will use the carport for what it was meant for.
Pics when it comes!
Pics when it comes!
Don't be too hard on the old Chevy. It's hauled more wood than most can imagine
Here's a link to the "other" trucks build.
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Man can not live by wood alone!
cfarms
ArboristSite Member
My "wood shed"!!! It's a 7 foot diameter by 28 foot long tanker car with the ends cut out. It holds about 8 cords. View attachment 208789View attachment 208790
andydodgegeek
The stool maker
Don't be too hard on the old Chevy. It's hauled more wood than most can imagine
Here's a link to the "other" trucks build.
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Man can not live by wood alone!
I dont have anything against your wood hauler chevy its just that your powerwagon makes me haul wood myself.:msp_wink:
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