your pile of oak to the R, last pix kinda reminds me of my recent stack of oak. but a bit less. finally got them all to splitting area... all my oak here from just down the street couple houses... front drive finally clean again...
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your pile of oak to the R, last pix kinda reminds me of my recent stack of oak. but a bit less. finally got them all to splitting area... all my oak here from just down the street couple houses... front drive finally clean again...
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ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
as they say... 'form follows function!' CC - if I had your wood, I would toss [all] mine away... lol
nice!
Whose house is that at.
Wow! That is nice!
Nice and neat...wish I had the patience for that! Great work!
...and so it begins. Time to reload!...and a broken rear window protected by a headache rack. That’s why we do this **** right??
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
My yard. Wood for my stove.
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
Cut those locust cookies @20" and I'll come pick them up. You dont need to worry about finding space....Because I'm always testing saws and chains.
It is.
I don't have a lot of room up front to store split wood. The large pile(pile 1) I have will need to be moved/sold so I have a place to put trusses for the pole barn I want to build so I've been hesitant to add much to it. I have at least another 10 cords of red oak rounds out back(pile 2) and 12 or so of various logs(pile 3) out back, then about 3 cords of black locust rounds(pile 4) as well as many dead standing locust trees on the property. I only burn 3.5-4 cord a yr heating almost 100% with wood, we've never started the furnace and been here 9 winter seasons, we do have a pellet stove that does help when it's real cold so the wood stove doesn't have to work to hard, but it's only for a few bags a yr.
Here's a couple test from this week, all different saws, two with the same bar/chain.
Videos of the woodpile splitting area.
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Making progress.
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Time to start restocking the lean-to. I love this wagon. Second best yard toy purchase I've made.
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thewoodlands
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I moved the rest of the split pine to the area I'm piling it up since we already have two years worth stacked for the shoulder season. Once we burn four face cord of this years shoulder season pine, I hope to stack another four from this pile before we get snow.
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Sorry buddy, I already cut the locust cookies at 16-18, that's ash I'm cutting in the videos.
There are some locust logs that can bee seen there, those I'm hoping to mill some of and the rest will be firewood
.It's looking good around your place
. Is that a locust tree I see in one of those pictures by the lean too, let me know if you need a hand with that .
Sorry buddy, I already cut the locust cookies at 16-18, that's ash I'm cutting in the videos.
There are some locust logs that can bee seen there, those I'm hoping to mill some of and the rest will be firewood
It's looking good around your place
Its just a lonely ole honey locust. On the neighbors property.
Casey, How is the four wheel splitter mod working out?
Beautiful place there, ChoppyChoppy.
Ron
Ron
Sweet!
I need to make 3 modifications....
I need to grind the welds and move the splitter over towards the side I use it on. Having it centered keeps me leaning just enough to make it uncomfortable and the pool noodle doesn't last long because I'm constantly leaning against it due to the location of the splitter on the cart. Doing this will also allow me to create flat space on the opposite side to enlarge the work table. That will be a double win. I May be able to eliminate my separate table by doing this and just have the rollers end at the table extension, that's something Ill need to work out.
I bought a large ring to weld onto the end of the tongue. Right now I have to change inserts on my tractor between a ball and an insert with just the hole when I want to pull either the wagon or splitter. Welding the ring on will allow me to throw it over the ball and attach it to the back of the wagon without having to change the insert.
It so much easier to move around as well. Height is better since I raised it about 3 inches. I'm very pleased with the modification.
Nice update! Thanks
How are things going over your way?
