Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[chipper1]

Splitting up a pile of black locust and cherry for next yr, right around a 1/3 loaded into the woodshed for next winter. I'll be working on it a bit more today most likely.

 

[svk]

good pix! cutting, splitting and stacking... in the cold and snow! my hat's off to you guys!

It may look cold but I was sweating the whole time!

 

[SS396driver]

Spent the day repairing ruts in my driveway and making a new gravel area next to the wood pile
Around 12 ton of #3

This is what happens when a buddy works at the yard. Paid for 3 but I'm sure there's over 4 on it. Had to nudge it up with the bucket. #2 crushed blue stone

Goes on her own after a lift of about 2 ft. Glad the dump has a 12 ft wired remote

Ready for more #2 crushed blue stone

Tomorrow I'll finish it off

 

[SS396driver]

Got stuck dumping the first load . Had to pull it out with my buddies dozer. So I was putting on the tire chains when I backed in till I had the base down Pain in the butt taking them on and off going to the quarry. I need another work truck and a bigger dump trailer

 

[SS396driver]

I took out the topsoil/mud till I got down to clay then filled .

 

[chipper1]

It may look cold but I was sweating the whole time!

I tried to explain to him that it can be pretty balmy when working in it, but he doesn't believe me lol.

 

[woodchuckcanuck]

5 hours today picking, sorting, cutting, splitting and delivering 3 full cords.

 

[MechanicMatt]

I need another work truck and a bigger dump trailer

I like your trailer, that winch setup looks like what I wanna make up. What’s the weight rating?

 

[SS396driver]

I like your trailer, that winch setup looks like what I wanna make up. What’s the weight rating?

Its a harbor frieght 12000 lbs unit . Trailer is 10k

 

[MechanicMatt]

Do you have a ramp setup or just tilt the bed to drag big ones in?

 

[MechanicMatt]

Picture from this evening

 

[Ronie]

Wood has been sitting in a pile for over a year and thought I'd better do something with it before it rots. It started raining so I didn't get to top finished.

 

[Sandhill Crane]

woodchuckcanuk: What processor are you running? What is the power plant for it?

 

[Sandhill Crane]

ss396driver: Nice. Did something similar and well worth the time and expense. I was tracking mud everywhere, including the gravel wood lot, the garage apron, and into the garage itself. It travels everywhere.

 

[thewoodlands]

With our area in for some possible snow (the new forecast is 7 inches) I decided that it was time to check some of our trails. Everything was fine until the west end of our biggest ravine, mother nature took a cherry down so I opened it up and brought some of the rounds home.

Picture 9989 is one of our main trails, and the rest are of the ravine or looking down in it.

 

[cantoo]

woodchuckcanuk: What processor are you running? What is the power plant for it?

Not sure which model but I think it's one of these ones.
https://hakkipilke.fi/en/products/firewood-processors

 

[SS396driver]

Do you have a ramp setup or just tilt the bed to drag big ones in?

Sometimes I use the gate as a ramp but on bigger logs I use this I modified it with a few uprights so the log tracks

But I haven't used it in a while found it easier to drag the wood up to it with the kubota . Lift one end with a chain on the front bucket and then just push it in. But that's when the tractor is staying where the wood is. I'll take some pictures next time I do it this way

 

[woodchuckcanuck]

woodchuckcanuk: What processor are you running? What is the power plant for it?

Hakki Pilke 37 Easy. Subaru engine (OEM).

 

[MechanicMatt]

There’s some rounds on the far side of the pile too. I was considering splitting the different kinds of wood and then said “screw it” to myself.

 

[SS396driver]

ss396driver: Nice. Did something similar and well worth the time and expense. I was tracking mud everywhere, including the gravel wood lot, the garage apron, and into the garage itself. It travels everywhere.

Well worth it . I have two of my Chevy's in the barn the 68 and the 77 . Was looking around the area said to myself if something happens I can't get either out . So I killed two birds with one stone well actually like a couple of million.