Posted by hadley on January 05, 2018 at 12:19:37 from (24.154.10.178):
In Reply to: COLD Nasty day Question posted by Adirondack case guy on January 05, 2018 at 08:42:31:
One of the above 2 ways. Even got the wife out there helping me last Saturday, that is her in the top picture. Soemtimes we pull the trailer with the atv or the garden tractor. House is uphill from woodpiles so if snow gets too deep have to either put on chains or get out bigger tractor. Have forced air wood furnace in basement and used to have to carry wood to basement by the armload. When I added onto house I added the entance in pictures with 42" wide door and did not put steps on inside so I can throw in approx. the equivalent of a pickup load of wood at a time. Makes it nice cause then I can bring in wood when the weather is fair. After it is in the basement I carry it about 15-20 ft to a rack by the furnace where I just keep enough for a day or two.
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