Who do you think you're kidding Poindexter? I know North Pole is nearby . . . and who lives at the North Pole . . . Santa, right?
Stacking on pallets
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Who do you think you're kidding Poindexter? I know North Pole is nearby . . . and who lives at the North Pole . . . Santa, right?
BamaScroungr
Burning Hunk
This is an excellent rule of thumb and easy to remember.
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Since I took the pic I finished the second stack. So I'm guessing I have about one and 1/3 cords stacked across four pallets with a foot wide gap between stacks. Previous years, I just tightly triple stacked with no space between rows, so this should accelerated the seasoning process. Next, I'm going to start a single stack on my smaller pallets. Really appreciate this thread! I've learned a lot.
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