Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[rwoods]

Hi folks,

I just got around to processing the trees I fell last fall. Rounds sat for the winter in the yard. Split by hand. Noodled the twisted ones. Wood won't see the inside of the stove until 2020. I am fully stocked ATM and need to get to the 4-5 year old stacks. Could be worse - lol.

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Great looking pile. I’ve got to adjust to all the acronyms used around here. When scanning posts this morning, I thought yours said you had a fully stocked ATM ( as in Automated Teller Machine ) - said to myself that must be nice I wonder how much cash one holds. Sometimes it seems with woodcutting that a well stocked ATM is almost a necessity.

Ron

 

[Circle B MN]

Shot I took today of the pile behind the barn. Need to get the woodshed filled back up...

 

[Hoggwood]

Great looking pile. I’ve got to adjust to all the acronyms used around here. When scanning posts this morning, I thought yours said you had a fully stocked ATM ( as in Automated Teller Machine ) - said to myself that must be nice I wonder how much cash one holds. Sometimes it seems with woodcutting that a well stocked ATM is almost a necessity.

Ron

Thanks for the chuckle Ron.

A few years ago when my daughters were really young they figured we ought to get an ATM at home. That way, we could just push a button and "make" money whenever we needed it. That was right around the time they wanted to save some $'s and fill up my truck using the garden hose. Always trying to help, they are.

 

[rwoods]

Have daughters myself, they sure don’t think the same way I do. Hope the tank full of water didn’t hurt too bad. Ron

 

[husqvarna257]

I am getting ready to build a 10' - 20' lean to in the next few weeks. Took out a stump from hell yesterday and added drainage pipe to help with mud season . The stump and a large rock had been a pain in the ass in the past seasons, blocking me from driving the tractor in front of half my wood storage tent. I talked to a guy down the road and he has lots of good hardwood left behind after getting it logged. He is willing to let it go for $20 a cord for the large sections and free for the rest. Easy access for my tractor and I can load the truck right up. He also needs some tractor work around the yard and will trade this for the cord wood. The pics are from last year, new pics when the lean to is done and I get the scrounge in

 

[rwoods]

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Shot I took today of the pile behind the barn. Need to get the woodshed filled back up...

Looks like it is time to put that CASE to work. Ron

 

[VirginiaIron]

Here are the remnants of an oak. Some of the punky limbs were left for the environment. The splits are 19.5-20 inches long..

Edit: Correction- some of those smaller limbs were thrown on there from small dead standing along the road due to an impending storm.

 

[briantutt]

One of the 3 big piles of rounds is now dead! This new splitter is wayyyyyyy faster.

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[Toy4xchris]

Buddy mentioned his 30ton splitter needed some exercise so obviously I volunteered to help and brought her to my house for some exercise.

 

[svk]

Check out the beautiful weather checking on this wood. Split last October, was stacked under an awning so it got sun all winter.

 

[T-Dozzer]

My stuff is kinda spread around, but here is the basics

 

[Woodyjiw]

I finally reworked the wood lot. The messy pic is from a few years ago. I took down seven more trees last week on top of about 12-15 previously and ground all the stumps.
Now I can back my trailer in, dump the logs then stack in the pile. I have the log pile running north and south and sitting on railroad ties. I will be working from north to south (oldest to newest). I'm pretty excited, this should make processing much easier versus random piles all over the place and having to the splitter around.

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[crowbuster]

Man I need to do the same thing with mine. Yours sure looks good now !

 

[cantoo]

The pile of rounds is ready whenever I am. Hard to find time this time of year. And the wife says we are shutting the OWB off for the year so I put the last of a crate of wood in it. The other pieces have been in there since last Sunday turning into charcoal.

 

[Philbert]

The pile of rounds is ready whenever I am.

Use all those big fans in the background to dry the wood faster?

Philbert

 

[Woodyjiw]

Man I need to do the same thing with mine. Yours sure looks good now !

Thanks, I'm pumped it's gonna be so much easier not dodging stumps and having to wade through random log piles!

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[rarefish383]

Use all those big fans in the background to dry the wood faster?

Philbert

There went another keyboard. I should know better than try to drink coffee while playing on this forum!

 

[cantoo]

I can see 22 of them out my front window. I guess having that many means that we have steady winds here so yeah it does help with the seasoning. No splitting this weekend for me, too many other projects to do.

 

[gunny100]

Heres some of mine Every piece you see is oak.

 

[gunny100]

wood loks to small and thin
i like thick wood for long hot burn

and you dont have to fill up the stove as often when you use small thin wood