Firewood Season 2022

[Magyars]

Wo

How much do ya go through? Wood stove or boiler?

Woodstove...we don't heat exclusively with wood anymore, so the amount varies depending on multiple factors.....2 cords is about normal.

 

[Fiddle]

So I am looking to purchase a face cord of seasoned firewood. Anybody got some for sale?

 

[Leadeye]

So I am looking to purchase a face cord of seasoned firewood. Anybody got some for sale?

Indyjohn, the guy who started this thread deals in firewood.

 

[BigRed]

Stacked a few cords yesterday afternoon....

Something about stacking wood with a 45 on the hip just feels right.

 

[indyjohn]

Indyjohn, the guy who started this thread deals in firewood.

All my ready to burn now firewood is committed already. Life got in the way of our harvest efforts in early 2022, we didn't stack nearly as much as we did in '21. Hoping for a better harvest this season.

 

[rhamersley]

I too am needing to buy a couple ricks of wood. If anyone comes across anything, let me know. Just supplement mainly on weekends, so don’t need a huge amount.

 

[klausm]

started the wood burner up yesterday to take the chill off

 

[yetti462]

Got both sheds full. Still have more to go, but for now, I'm done. Between kids events, and equipment failures, it's taken me forever to get anything done.

Last weekend I lost my wheel on loaded wood wagon on middle of ridge. It buried itself over the hub.

Got it repaired and lost my front left tractor tire last night. Got mended and limped to shed for the last load.

Like I mentioned earlier, need to get 6 more loads cut, to be set for winter, but for now I'm done . Gotta bow hunt!!!

 

[duanewade]

I normally cut all of our wood for heating (we go thru about 3 cord per year) but with the wife having back surgery in May and other happenings of life I am way behind on cutting and bought 1½ cord last month. I've got around 25 downed trees in the woods that need to cut free from roots after the leaves die off and that will be wood for the next several years. I've 6 trees that were downed last winter that I will cut and split and will finish off this winter (will stack and put in the basement for Feb, March and April heating).

I'd like to be ahead and have next year's heating season cut and stacked but haven't been able to do that for the last several years.

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[Rookie]

If anybody wants some firewood, I've got a bunch that needs to go. It's been cut into 10-12 foot lengths since summer. It's pretty big logs, around 28-34 inches across. Don't want any money, just get it. Pm if interested.

 

[Michigan Slim]

Got my cooking wood cut for winter trips up north.

 

[JimH]

I've got about a dozen of these I keep wood in,each weighs 16-1800 pounds,move them with a bobcat.

 

[Leadeye]

I've got about a dozen of these I keep wood in,each weighs 16-1800 pounds,move them with a bobcat.
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I like that idea!

 

[Knight Rider]

I've got about a dozen of these I keep wood in,each weighs 16-1800 pounds,move them with a bobcat.
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Cut the top 8-10 inches off the plastic totes removed and they make a great cap to shed rain and snow.

 

[Michigan Slim]

I have eight of them at work the supplier won't take back.

 

[Steve]

I am looking for 6-7 ricks of seasoned firewood for the winter and am having better luck herding unicorns! Needs to be in the general Hancock County area and ready to go. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[t-squared]

I've got about a dozen of these I keep wood in,each weighs 16-1800 pounds,move them with a bobcat.
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How do you load/unload them?

 

[JimH]

How do you load/unload them?

I cut out a section in one side, I will try to take a picture later.

 

[indyjohn]

I've got about a dozen of these I keep wood in, each weighs 16-1800 pounds, move them with a bobcat.
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I believe those are the 275 gallon IBC totes? Stacked like that they hold a little more than a face cord. I would be using these if I had a tractor to move them around.

Did you read that last line @OkieGirl?

 

[JimH]

The 330 gallon hold almost a rick. I cut about 5-6" off of the plastic tanks and screw them to pallets then set them around the farm and cover them with brush for rabbitat.