I have a 5 cord wood bin in the carport, maybe 10 feet away (through the wall) from where the stove sits. It gets packed tight so only seasoned wood goes in there. I wheelbarrow the wood directly into the house to fill a wood rack. The wood rack is good for 10-14+ days worth of burning depending on the outside temperature. Six wheelbarrow loads fills the wood rack, but I have a divider in the middle. We pull from one side while the other sits for 5+ days in the warmest room in the house.
The biggest pain for me has been cutting all my splits short to fit the Summit. The All Nighter took a much longer log, so I end up cutting 4" or more off of all my splits. It will take me a few years to get through everything I had stacked when I got the Summit. I built a shortening jig/rack, similar to someone else's design, so it isn't too terrible. Thanks to whoever posted that design on here.
The stubby ends are good for weekend burning or keeping the stove running at peak BTUs for extended periods on really cold days.
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