Re: OT/Cutting and Splitting Firewood

Posted by Billy NY on March 30, 2009 at 06:26:57 from (74.67.3.238):

In Reply to: OT/Cutting and Splitting Firewood posted by fergienewbee on March 29, 2009 at 13:59:30:

I try to handle it as little as possible, but it's always a good work out when hauling wood back to the house, I do like Nancy mentioned, cut into 6'-8' lengths, roll onto the old car lift arms, that I made into bucket forks, then haul to the house, into my old grain truck to haul to the house, or drop at a header/staging area. This part is not too bad, I can put a load on that old truck in decent time and dump off by the house, but without having a heck of a lot of room there, it has to be bucked to length, stacked and usually split by hand later, sometimes I'll split enough and re-stack or loose pile and cover up, to last a week. I don't like bucking em in the woods, as I can move more wood cut in lengths, only labor is to get em onto the forks. Always a work out too, good exercise, and best done in the cooler weather.

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