How does the missus feel about all that wood on your lot? Mine starts to get a bit antsy when I'm overflowin' the woodshed!!
Flatbedford said:She is not crazy about the stink of all this Red Oak though! The sun and heat really make the stink come out.
White Oak...best-smelling wood ever! Red Oak...sour, acrid, nasty-smelling. Burns like a champ, though!Backwoods Savage said:Oak does not stink Steve! Tell her that I said so. lol Actually I've always thought the oaks smell pretty good.
ecocavalier02 said:nice score. gotta love when mother nature fells the trees for ya
Makes it easier and a little safer i guess to. most of the time anyway. this weekend i cut up a pretty hairy one that uprooted during the storm we had here a couple weeks ago..Flatbedford said:ecocavalier02 said:nice score. gotta love when mother nature fells the trees for ya
That's kinda funny. I have cut up many downed trees, but never cut down an up tree for firewood.
Flatbedford said:I finally had some time to get back up to the camp yesterday. I wantt to get as much of this wood home as possible before it starts snowing again. The rounds are getting bigger! I put the 25" bar and chain that I just bought on the 036 so that I could get through with only one cut.
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This is such nice wood.
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Nice size rounds. About a day's worth or more in each.
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12 rounds made an easy truck load.
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These loads usually stack out to about 1/3 cord.
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I am trying to get as much wood home as possible before there is snow on the ground. I'm stacking it quartered for now. I will finish the splitting and fill in the racks as I burn this winter. This should be '14/'15 fuel.
I've got bout 14 or 15 cord on a third of an acre. A little bigger than urs but not much. Lawns are overrated and doesnt heat ur house either.Flatbedford said:All my stacks are full now and I really don't have any space to start new ones. I am just starting piles on the lawn now. Who needs a lawn in the winter anyway? I am just over 13 cords on 1/4 acre.
Flatbedford said:All my stacks are full now and I really don't have any space to start new ones. I am just starting piles on the lawn now. Who needs a lawn in the winter anyway? I am just over 13 cords on 1/4 acre.
Chargerman said:Getting some nice loads there. Where is the old flatbed? Seems like a perfect time to use it on those big oak splits.
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