Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[motolife313]

Nice stack job. Are you going to put a cover over it when rains?

 

[Jeffkrib]

I had 5+ cords stacked last fall. We went through about 2.5 cords this winter. I still have 1.5+ cords of Silver Maple and a cord of Ash & Beech (mixed) remaining.


I scrounged this up over the last 4 months. I estimate 4-5 cords. Beech, Ash, Mulberry, and various flavors of Maple - with some Oak, Walnut, Apple(?), and Cedar for flavor. The Cedar will end up in the camping wood pile.

The Beech, Ash, Oak, and Walnut is from trees that were dropped in 2015, so those are almost stove ready. The Maple should be ready to burn winter 2019-2020 if needed (doubt it though). The Mulberry will be for winter 2020-2021 at the earliest.

I have my work cut out for me. I'm going to try to get this split & stacked before June.

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Driving down the street..... oh look a big stack of wood someone’s trying to get rid of.
Probably best you get it to the back yard ASAP.

 

[Be Stihl]

Nice stack job. Are you going to put a cover over it when rains?

Gonna try to tarp it during rainy times, we will see how that goes.


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[rarefish383]

I split most of my wood on the court where it's hard and level, then move it down over the hill out of site. I have racks for 10+ cord. Plus the 2 cord wood shed and 5 cord wrap around deck on my big shed.

 

[al-k]

Looks like the tire on that splitter needs more than air. LOL

 

[rarefish383]

Looks like the tire on that splitter needs more than air. LOL

Yeah, old pic. It got new shoes and bearings last fall. Tracks better now.

 

[al-k]

I got a couple hours in before it got muddy.

 

[briantutt]

Wife and I did some cutting splitting stacking last 2 days now that snow has melted where I pushed it off the yard. Long logs were piled right to where the log lift sits when we started saturday.

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[Rburg44]

Cut down, drug out of woods into field and bucked 3 cherrys and 2 oaks all “steering wheel” sized should make quick work of them this week. Hoping injust brought in my last load into house today! While i was at it i moved a lil less then a 1/2 cord that was my overflow pile into woodshed today.

 

[Jakers]

Spent some quality time at the wood pile. Half was done in the fall and the rest this mud... I mean spring. The stuff on the left is mostly hard wood (oak, ash, and hackberry) with some spruce mixed in. In the middle there is some silver maple mixed in and the right end is one poplar tree, one small basswood, and the rest is all the limb wood <12" from 3 cottonwood trees. I'm guessing I split up 3 cords of cottonwood between Saturday and today. I have another pile that's 1/3 this size split up last fall too, all hardwood. Ran short this year, won't happen next year.

Edit: sorry for the neck twister... they're right on my phone

 

[Jere39]

Got some final splitting for the season done, all under the watchful eye of my head of security:

 

[Philbert]

Heard of an Irish Setter, but not a Splitter!

Philbert

 

[Northerner]

 

[Ronaldo]

That's pretty impressive....what kind of trees?

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[flatbroke]

Ran out of room. Started a new pile. Not as fancy as most of yours but it works for me

 

[motolife313]

Got some final splitting for the season done, all under the watchful eye of my head of security:

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Is that red oak? The white oak around here has pours like that.

 

[chucker]

that's some quick cords with nice straight aspen like that, about 4 to a cord butted up 4 feet high pole length.... must be a good 7 sticks @ 14" bottoms!

 

[Northerner]

That's pretty impressive....what kind of trees?

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Aspen, or poplar. Whatever u wanna call it.

 

[Northerner]

that's some quick cords with nice straight aspen like that, about 4 to a cord butted up 4 feet high pole length.... must be a good 7 sticks @ 14" bottoms!

The big ones r closer to 24”.

 

[chucker]

The big ones r closer to 24”.

even better !! two pole lengths to a cord @ 7++ sticks per … they look like some sound bolts @/after the second stick. all going to firewood or bolts and pulp?