Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[al-k]

Put a couple more logs in the pile this morning before it gets hot.

 

[thewoodlands]

Lucky guy

That was an old picture but the wife made some this morning, hopefully it's ready for tonight.

 

[thewoodlands]

I stacked the first face cord before noon but since that area gets lots of sun, I'll wait until later before I start on the second face cord with pictures going up tonight.

We had some pretty good rains come through after I stacked the second load this afternoon so I'll finish this tomorrow.

 

[Marine5068]

Two cords of Sugar Maple, Ash, Hickory with a bit of Ironwood and Cherry

 

[svk]

Two cords of Sugar Maple, Ash, Hickory with a bit of Ironwood and Cherry
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That building is beautiful!

 

[cornfused]

Got some splitting done....
Now the stacking begins

 

[husqvarna257]

View attachment 748107 Put a couple more logs in the pile this morning before it gets hot.

I see you have a quick attach on your kubota. What did it cost to set that up?

 

[husqvarna257]

I filled the 10-20 shed up, tossed some on top of the stacked stuff but still ran out of room. So I got the 10-20 car port from Harbor Freight. I used self tapping screws to hold it together and 10' spikes to hold it down. Still splitting more tomorrow. This pile I just tossed wood in not stacking. This wood for next year. My goal is to have 16 cord before the years over.

 

[al-k]

I see you have a quick attach on your kubota. What did it cost to set that up?

Its a kioti 2610, the tractor with third function valve and grapple was right at 20k

 

[johnnyballs]

I filled the 10-20 shed up, tossed some on top of the stacked stuff but still ran out of room. So I got the 10-20 car port from Harbor Freight. I used self tapping screws to hold it together and 10' spikes to hold it down. Still splitting more tomorrow. This pile I just tossed wood in not stacking. This wood for next year. My goal is to have 16 cord before the years over.

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no duct tape or bungees ???...you should be ashamed of yourself... just kidding, looks great..

 

[chipper1]

That building is beautiful!

Its the tasjamahaul.

Two cords of Sugar Maple, Ash, Hickory with a bit of Ironwood and Cherry
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Nice building for sure.

 

[chipper1]

I filled the 10-20 shed up, tossed some on top of the stacked stuff but still ran out of room. So I got the 10-20 car port from Harbor Freight. I used self tapping screws to hold it together and 10' spikes to hold it down. Still splitting more tomorrow. This pile I just tossed wood in not stacking. This wood for next year. My goal is to have 16 cord before the years over.

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Lots of work there.
How long of splits can you fit in your stove.

 

[chipper1]

I cut up a little elm right next to the woodpile a few weeks ago, and last weekend I cut a bit of black locust here at the house that came down in the storm that came through.
Here's a video cutting the elm, is that legal in a picture thread.

 

[Marine5068]

That building is beautiful!

Thanks
I built it as a carport with one of the 3, 12'x20' foot bays into a barn-door shed.

 

[chipper1]

Thanks
I built it as a carport with one of the 3, 12'x20' foot bays into a barn-door shed.

Welcome.
Did you mill the wood yourself.
Any pictures of the whole thing.

 

[Marine5068]

Its the tasjamahaul.

Nice building for sure.

Thanks

Thanks
I built it as a 3 bay carport, 36' x 20' x 10' tall under, with one of the 12'x 20' foot bays into a barn-door shed.

 

[Marine5068]

Welcome.
Did you mill the wood yourself.
Any pictures of the whole thing.

Dutch Amish milled the local White Pine at 5/4 thick for the boards and battens.
Pressure treated 6x6 posts and pressure treated 2x10 built up beams ring the structure.
Roof trusses at 18" O/C and 4' bigfoot footings under the 10 posts.
Green metal roofing and aluminum vented soffit all around and under the 2 car ports.
Aluminum eaves trough and downspouts.
Whole thing cost $13,000 including labor.

 

[chipper1]

Dutch Amish milled the local White Pine at 5/4 thick for the boards and battens.
Pressure treated 6x6 posts and pressure treated 2x10 built up beams ring the structure.
Roof trusses at 18" O/C and 4' bigfoot footings under the 10 posts.
Green metal roofing and aluminum vented soffit all around and under the 2 car ports.
Aluminum eaves trough and downspouts.
Whole thing cost $13,000 including labor.

Wow, did you get a little carried away, or was that the plan all along.
They are usually priced pretty good, you got a lot of goodies on it.

 

[Be Stihl]

Got some splitting done....
Now the stacking beginsView attachment 749424

What is that Mustard yellow wood I. The middle pile?


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[Ronaldo]

What is that Mustard yellow wood I. The middle pile?


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Very likely to be Mulberry. Its a cousin to Hedge.