Thread: Oops

Hi All
interesting reading others problem solving re storage of fire wood
i used some very large pallets screwed together and placed a roof over that
sprayed some anti wood rot to give a few more years to the untreated wood

This is my converted tractor mount splitter used a diesel engine 60lt lpg tank for the oil easy to start but ones need ear muffs as the single banger are a tad noise loudish

note to farther always make sure car is in park at least before jumping out for an urgent piss

I think Homer Simpson had a saying for such an event: Doh!

Efficient way to park, doesn't take up much space!

Originally Posted by grandpamac

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I think I may have miscalculated. On the left is my new firewood pile that is being loaded with wood from trees being removed. On the right is my wood shed currently 90% full. There is more dry wood in the barn. There are a lot of trees to remove. Can you see the problem?
GPM.

You could alway burn some

Originally Posted by Maca49

You could alway burn some

Greetings,
Yes the fire is burning as I type this. We have two fireplaces (one with a wet back) in a small well insulated house that gets the sun all day. Recently installed double glazing should reduce demand. My problem is that I like cutting firewood and have become a little OCD about stacking it. With around 1.5 Ha of trees supply is never going to be a problem. Talking to someone in a similar position some years back they said they just cut up whatever fell down. If only it was that simple.
Regards Grandpamac.