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[@georgehilbish1564]

Nice to have friends stop by, even better when they help out with the stacking.

[@InTheWoodyard]

George, will you be my stacking friend?

[@georgehilbish1564]

Next time I’m in Wisconsin I’ll stop by the Woodyard and help stack some wood.

[@sameaston1301]

That's 2 great ideas I've gotten from your channel. Zip ties & pallet ends... thanks for sharing!!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!

[@marclauzon1882]

Nice to see you getting back to your routine in the wood yard

[@InTheWoodyard]

It sure is, I have a lot to do!

[@kaisergeorge1000]

Just another throughly enjoyable video thank you 🇬🇧

[@InTheWoodyard]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aldiminico6513]

Morning Chris. Stacking all that wood is a lot of work. Nice to have a visitor come by every now and then to lend a hand. Bring on the young guys😉

[@InTheWoodyard]

All help is good help!

[@domeslacker]

Thank you for this video. I’m new to wood stoves and firewood (aside from stuff I’ve cut for our fire pit). I got myself 6 pallets and set them up as you did. Came out great

[@InTheWoodyard]

Awesome, now get cuttin' and fill it!!

[@tombryan720]

Firewood Midwest is not too bad I watch their channel all the time. His wife and Seeger are a big help. Your friend Dave really loves the wood yard, he always says it's the best job he's ever had. You can't find help like that just anywhere.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, Dave is a good guy for sure!

[@troynelson5434]

Fantastic idea with the pallets! I need to do the same thing. Thanks for sharing

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for watching!

[@WSTMike]

That's the way I am going. Much better than the occasional falling ends of the stack. Good vid. WST

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks WST!

[@lovemeanyou]

Awesome nice when a mate comes over and helps you 😊 thank you for this advice im gonna hunt out some pallets yay

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, it works great!

[@thefirewooddoctor]

Awesome pallet rack idea! Has to be a big timesaver! I'll definitely be using this idea!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes it is a winner!

[@inthewoodswiththecapones]

When you love what you do it’s not a job ❤️ and when I watch your video you love it 😍😍 Thanks again and be safe 🇨🇦

[@InTheWoodyard]

Glad you enjoy it! I do! Working outside and accomplishing something you can see every day is addictive for me!!

[@XNY556-Apple]

Nice firewood. I wish we had oak and maple where I live.

[@InTheWoodyard]

We are very lucky here. ..dozens of kinds of great firewood!

[@laoislumberjack8232]

Great video again nice to see your starting to make your stacking easier for yourself.. And dave getting stuck in.. 👍👍👍🇨🇮

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks 👍, it's going good!

[@chadhuntley3451]

Thanks from WV for holding the snow back from reaching us down here!!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Any time! We are used to it. Summer will happen here the week of the fourth!

[@marythornsberry6486]

I didn't see you separate the cord of wood....maybe I missed it.....glad you had some help.....gonna look so good when ya get it all done!!! It snowed here in Ohio the end of April too!!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

I did put a pallet on one of the rows at 16 feet so I have 3 -2 face cord rows. I sell a lot of 2 face cords a t a time.

[@lumberjaxe8910]

No doubt about you, you sure are committed to your Work.

[@InTheWoodyard]

I do not sitting around much.

[@markopalikko6986]

Nice video and that’s a ton of wood. I’m jealous.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks 👍

[@frankhampton1837]

You are a working fool.ill give you that.I have watched you now a long time.I have got this wood down to I touch it twice. When I load out I pick the palette s up with my big tractor with forks on it and I dump it in my dump trailer.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice!

[@davidedwards3734]

Like the new method. Im still getting trees people have had taken down. Got to spend a day of splitting and stacking. Looks like the gloves are holding up very well. Have a Safe Day

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks David, just keep cutting!

[@haroldanderson2781]

Not quit a high school kid but he looks pretty worthy for helping. Great job with the video.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Dave is a solid guy! He is worthy! Thanks for watching.

[@tomriblett2979]

Oh and I have a lot of pallets gonna give this a try. Thanks for the idea.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Hope you like it!

[@bizdev66]

Like the stacking music!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks!

[@tonyalways7174]

No substitute for hard work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

[@InTheWoodyard]

So true! But a few million in cash might work too!!

[@MarkMunson-jh9gd]

Haha.

[@richiecaelwarts7873]

Dave sure is a great guy to stop by and help guys like that are few and far between give that man a beer!!!!! I went and helped a guy with a firewood prosser man that thing goes threw the wood fast 8ft logs to spilt in no time cats ass lol .

[@InTheWoodyard]

Dave is a good guy, they don't make many of them!

[@richiecaelwarts7873]

@@InTheWoodyard If i lived close to you i would help you out now and then just to hang out to shoot the crap to !!

[@adamcarter5678]

Yeah looks like that method will work out good. Nice of Dave to stop out and lend a hand!

[@InTheWoodyard]

I think so too! Dave is a good guy!

[@toddsoutsideagain]

Hey Dave came back! Glutton for punishment.🤣 That’s awesome. You gotta lotta stackin to do. 👍🏻👍🏻GNI

[@InTheWoodyard]

You got that right! Dave is a good guy!

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Lots of good burning in that wheel barrow. Ya, still cool here in PEI, but the snow is gone. But we still can get snow. But melts quick. Neat stacking system.

[@InTheWoodyard]

I don't mine snow that melts fast, it's the 5 month stuff that sucks!

[@CraftyGrower]

Good night Irene!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Good night

[@kaitlynlsari681]

Great idea, simple, straight forward and solves the problem nicely. Great work

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks!!!

[@rodneysweetnam8653]

Hi Chris - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. I used pallet ends for years but I find it more convenient to use ropes instead of the planks and nails. The system is fast, versatile and has never failed. However, I use rope found when beach combing - not an easy option for you!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

So how do you attach the rope and where?

[@rodneysweetnam8653]

Chris - Big Rodders again. I have a stock of two different lengths of rope. I first use 2 short pieces to tie the base of the vertical pallet to the horizontal one. Then I use 2 X 6ft lengths at 45 degrees just like your 2 planks to keep the end pallet vertical. I have an aversion to nails, having knelt on them in the past but if I had to use planks I would use screws and a drill driver for speed and ease of dismantling. Now get back to stacking, with or without Dave - and Irene!

[@aldredske6197]

Good morning Chris!!😀😀

[@InTheWoodyard]

Morning Al!

[@gringopines3476]

HAY CHRIS NICE STACK JOB!!! PRETTY COOL THE BOY'S GOT A SPLITTER,... HUGH??? YA I'M STOKED WICKED COOL THANX FOR THE SNOW, I DON'T GET MUCH HERE IN GOOD YEAR AZ. GOT A BUNCH OF HOT!!!! IF YOU WANT SOME... WELL HAD A KILLER WEEKEND WITH THE KIDS & GRANDKIDS AT ROCKY POINT- MEXICO ( PUERTO PENASCO ) PRONOUNCED PEN YASCO... REAL COOL ONLY BOUT 3 HOURS FROM HERE WELL KEEP PUSHIN ON CHRIS... PEACE...

[@InTheWoodyard]

Hello Gringo! You can keep your heat, I like cool weather myself! Thanks for the watching!

[@PaulyV56]

Nice, Will use this method. Thanks!

[@InTheWoodyard]

It works good but my bins are better!

[@tjinnes]

Come and visit me Dave! Chris, interesting to hear you say that a tidy stack facing the road is good. So far the only advertising I have done is a nice stack of wood across the whole front of our 1/4 acre section. Works a treat. Cheers.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes, people see it and buy it !

[@cody28h]

I totally wish I was there for a day to help cut split and stack would love to meet you and see the yard

[@InTheWoodyard]

Your always welcome!

[@JoesFirewoodVideosII]

Wisconsin isn’t too far from Ontario

[@cody28h]

@@JoesFirewoodVideosII your closer to me then he is lol it’s 12 hours one way from me to him

[@JoesFirewoodVideosII]

Yeah I’m half the distance than you.

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

@@cody28h : I am 28 hour drive one way from Seattle. 😁👍

[@jeremiahhaas567]

Must have changed your mind about the 8’ pallet in between👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes, i did on that one, I sell a lot of 2 face cords so i pt a pallet at 16' and for that pile I have 3 - 2 face cord rows.

[@stephenrhodesianridgeback7418]

I started doing this a few years ago . Work smarter not harder . I made nice reusable metal frame ends that the legs slide under into the skid s .The bucking and splitting process is right in front of the skids . Throw the wood right on the Skids too a pile then it’s right there for stacking . So much easier and faster working back stacking . 👍👍👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes it does save time!

[@SpanishLessons101]

Just curious, what you do with all the wood pieces and scrap you rake up? Thanks for the great video!

[@InTheWoodyard]

We burn most of it.

[@philgriswold2133]

After doing the corner stacking, I went to this method last year. Since I don't sell wood, or worry about stack size, I just pick a few trees that look like 3 or 4 pallets will fit and then set a pallet up against the tree. You're are on to something because it is much easier.

[@InTheWoodyard]

That is what my dad has done for years.

[@blueglide1]

I actually drive two t post” metal fence posts in the ground butt the pallet up to them and set a pallet over the t posts instant backer. Works well, I save my smaller palettes for the backers .

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, good idea! I would need about 400 t posts....

[@blueglide1]

@@InTheWoodyard yea I’m small potatoes to your yard full lol

[@EuroYardService]

Actually...our winter in Canada was super mild this year 😊Now it’s probably gonna snow tomorrow 😝 The pallets certainly speed things up...although the beauty of a nicely stacked row of wood is hard to deny.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Ours was not to bad either. Neatly stacked wood is a work of art! Thanks for watching!

[@deanmagnuson2993]

Good morning from Grand Forks

[@InTheWoodyard]

Good morning!

[@craighaslam68]

Chris, what if when your splitting you pile the wood on top of pallets. Keeping the wood dry and the air flow underneath the pallets would help dry the wood. Just a thought?

[@InTheWoodyard]

I tried that and I still have to stack it eventually for measuring and I found that the debris gets piled up on the bottom and stops the air flow anyway.

[@juhanikives3580]

Here in finland people use big 1-2m3 (square meter) bags for wood. You can move them easily with tractor or with pallets. Even if lazy and dont want to stack them some have used pipes for ventilation thru piles

[@mimibergerac7792]

@@juhanikives3580 wood big bags

[@digbyodell2924]

Yep, you might want to make the braces just a bit beefier and longer for better holding power; and screws hold better than nails long term as well I think, though if you put 3 or 4 in each point it should hold. It's amazing how much those things will work apart over time.

[@InTheWoodyard]

You read my mind! I am going to start using screws soon!

[@stevenbrown5210]

WOW. I thought it worked pretty well. Maybe your mom worked apart over time!

[@janking2762]

Screws go faster than nails and you can take everything apart if needed.

[@unkindledtarnished2958]

First off, I love our Wisconsin Winters. I guess the only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't seem to get cold enough for long enough. Secondly, where in Wisconsin are you located? Cheers from Raymond in the southern part of the state!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, cold is good... we are up north.

[@Lifeinthe906]

A stacking helper is always a good thing! I just recently tried the pallet on the end and it's awesome. And I am terrible at the criss cross end stacks.

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Same here.. Thats why I have been using fence posts inside the pallets or just the posts them selves..

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

The t-posts are a good idea too!

[@reesegary]

Good way to stack. I like it!

[@InTheWoodyard]

You got that right!

[@arthurr.2075]

Chris, where do you begin, with all that split wood piles? Does a certain type of wood (maple, oak etc.) get *stacked* first? Makes sense to stack close to highway, so people notice your business!

[@InTheWoodyard]

I start with the oak or the ugliest piles! YES!

[@ontarioproud6448]

maybe pickup the pallets and tip into dump trailer, when selling trailers full, and just go around and pick up the loose ends :)

[@InTheWoodyard]

Maybe so!

[@martinschulz9381]

Quite an operation; looks like your work is cut out for you. (Get it?) lol. We don't have oak in my area, I imagine it burns well. I noticed living in Germany, oak is popular for smoking food there.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes, with firewood there is always work! Thanks for watching from across the pond Martin!

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

I stack along the back wall and side wall. From floor to ceiling. 8’. Back wall 5.5’ long. Three rows deep, side wall is about 4’ long and two rows deep. Pieces run 16” to 18” long but some are. 19”/20”. I have not perfected cutting each piece exactly the same length. My stove can take a 24” stick. My sons stove takes 20” I think, so we have to be a little more exact with his wood stick length.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Sounds great! That is a lot of wood in a garage!

[@MultiTravelingman]

When you deliver the cord, loading, unloading all by hand?

[@InTheWoodyard]

If I deliver in my truck yes, it take about 4 min 37sec with the dump trailer, I dump it.

[@tonysmith3219]

does the wood dry as quick stacked like this, as I see in some of your other piles the wood looks looser

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes it dries fine.

[@trajan6927]

"Everybody should have a clean bottom"🇺🇸👍😁

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, clean is good!

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

I so something similar but with t style fence post.. Also Rod at Firewood Midwest is a great channel...

[@InTheWoodyard]

Cool, yes he does good stuff!

[@edkerkhoff522]

I have access to 8ft skids buy T posts on ends tie rope from top of post to the skid on a 45% fill with wood works pretty much same bit more cost but haven't replaced a post yet lol

[@InTheWoodyard]

That is another good idea!

[@louisst-laurent9113]

The snow is pretty much gone now here in northern Ontario but we’re still getting cold spells bud but it’s coming quick this year lol

[@InTheWoodyard]

I suppose you are looking forward to your week and a half of summer! HA!

[@louisst-laurent9113]

@@InTheWoodyard i thought it already went by lol we had some really warm weather here lately but fall is almost here lol

[@douglas9607]

Hey, you guys are having too much fun to be working! I like it. Thanks for the vid, I'll keep this pallet trick in mind. subby Likie

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Douglas!

[@stannelson2582]

If you use screws you can use only one screw at each end of the support. Then they fold down so you can move them when you are not using them. They look good.

[@InTheWoodyard]

I plan on using screws in the future, but, they will always be in use!

[@RangerRage69]

I do the same thing BUT I stack mine up to the top of the 40” vertical of the pallet, and 3 of the 40x48” pallets make 10ft. That’s a full cord. Just easier for me, but I don’t have the volume that you have, and space isn’t an issue in my wood yard…..yet

[@InTheWoodyard]

That sounds like a good system!

[@joshsmith4373]

I use the same end wall. I make two twelve foot rows using the 40inch side leaves a nice air gap in the middle of the rows. Then I have half cord rows as well and I seems to have less issues with critters living in my wood pile.

[@InTheWoodyard]

That's a great idea too!

[@josephpostma1787]

How long does it take for your pallets to start rotting? I nailed 9 chunks of pressure treated wood to the bottom of my pallet.

[@InTheWoodyard]

If they are poor wood like pine or poplar 1-2 years oak 3-4. I can get all the free pallets I need though.

[@gerrydertinger7447]

Just wondering….is the middle pile sheltered from wind and sun take significantly longer to dry?

[@InTheWoodyard]

No, not yhat I have ever noticed, and I do moisture test!

[@77phong]

Hi sir, I always see recommendations to cover the wood to keep dry. I see in the video you have just a sheet of plastic just covering the wood. Would this be sufficient even though the sides aren't covered?

[@InTheWoodyard]

You DO NOT want to cover the sides, wood needs to breath. If you cover the top and sides you trap moisture in an d you will grow mold and mushrooms!

[@keithknight3797]

Are you stacking green wood or dry wood

[@InTheWoodyard]

I used to stack my wood as it was split to dry for 6 moths to a year and about 2 years ago went to a bin system ( pallets 2-3 wide on the bottom and sides 40-50' long piled not stacked 8-9' high) This video was 3 years ago. there are over 1400 on my channel showing everything I do to produce fire wood and a new video every day. Thanks!

[@rmc489]

Nice. Have you thought of dumping your scrap on a wire screen to get the dirt out and selling the kindling?

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes, but I guess I have enough to do for now maybe if I get sometime I will in the future. Thanks!

[@426superbee4]

I never use plastic or a trap on top of my firewood. IT GET MOLD, AND WET. I got some fiberglass corrugated panels, That what i use on the top with bricks for long term storage run some bailing wire. The stack that i going to use brick works great~ The Plus is? it stay dry! air can get to it faster this way I just got out of 5 days of rain. and loaded up on firewood every other day in the rain. and EVERY BIT OF IT WAS DRY, the bottom of the stack might get a little damp. from rain bouncing on it. but the panels keep it dry. I just lay a panel out long ways on the front side of the stack

[@InTheWoodyard]

If you cover just the top to keep rain and snow off it is best, some people cover the whole pile to the ground and then trap moisture and the it molds.

[@426superbee4]

@@InTheWoodyard Yup just the top bottom where rain splatters

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

And I’m almost done filling the garage with next winters wood. Will have 2.3 cords in the garage and .5 cord outside. May not burn all that next winter. So the left over would be for the next winter.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Sounds good, you must have a big garage!

[@danthedewman1]

could use 2 pallets with a space between them and bridge that area with a layer of wood spanning the gap

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, I have done that a lot. Thanks for watching Dan!

[@danthedewman1]

@@InTheWoodyard thx

[@Splitting-Firewood89]

Hey brother, Love your video, curious about in Wisconsin state what do you sale a cord of Red Oak for friends and family? I charge 80$! Stack and Deliverey but I'm was curious on how you perhaps handled gas an or oil going up how an wen to increase the price of firewood to make a bit more but I'm Southern an half to be as respectful as I can be an it's difficult to be a 1 man opperation!!?

[@InTheWoodyard]

I charge the same to everyone, $120 a face cord and $360 for a full cord delivered but not stacked.

[@Splitting-Firewood89]

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[@richardhart7652]

How big is a cord? In the UK loose logs are measured by the metric tonne volume approximately 4 x3-5 X 3-5 and unless you get a good supplier they are loosely chucked in with lots of gaps not stacked like you have and it getting a lot worse with the price going up at every delivery

[@InTheWoodyard]

If I remember our one face cord/1/3 of a cord is about .82 of a cubic meter????

[@JoesFirewoodVideosII]

I now try to stay away from pallets because they just don’t last and with my 300 pounds stepping on the boards they are always breaking. Agreed that temps in 30’s-40’s are the best working weather

[@InTheWoodyard]

Ya, some of the pallets are pretty flimsy! I got some good oak ones from a foundry and they where awesome!

[@mikedee8876]

wood and woodswork is decent exercise for a retiree

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, that is true!

[@genewoodward-c9b]

Fist thoughts ,,, sure wish you had a condensed video,,, you do great work in your wood. Stacks, highlight that,, and not so much time on talking about it and raking ,, Thanks,

[@InTheWoodyard]

I just went to your channel to learn how to do it right...no videos? I only have 1200 I am just learning how to do this.

[@johnnyjeep8350]

Chris just wondering when you stack your wood three rows like that, does the inner row of wood season properly? Thanks for all your great videos

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, I have even gone 5 wide a few times...as long as it is in the open for sun and wind!

[@sureflamefirewood4174]

Ha ha .. I'm in Northern Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 our weather is pretty well the same.. my lawn needs to be cut soon..

[@InTheWoodyard]

I just cut for the first time yesterday.

[@kayoss662]

Did I miss the vertical pallet at eight feet?

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nope, some times I don't put them in , that way I have a lot of different abounts of wood available.

[@sun9912]

good job bro

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks!

[@tommybedard4649]

When you go to sell a face cord to a customer ... do you sell a measured 4 x 8 x 16 inch stack when it was green ... or after it was dry? It shrinks when it drys right so do you add more wood to make it 4 x 8 again? Or just sell the dried amount?

[@InTheWoodyard]

That my friend is a very good question! I stack all of the wood to 50"-52" to allow for shrinkage if it is green or not dry yet. Yes, they always get a minimum of a face cord or a little extra!

[@tommybedard4649]

@@InTheWoodyard awesome very helpful - I will stack a little higher when green thank you!

[@dolfinwriter5389]

Chris, so be honest--Do you really get more done with helpers like Dave there to stop and STS with, what appears to be many times at high speed? 😆

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, everyone knows that you need to bring gloves because work will be done. Dave is a big help. I have had a few that tried to steal my time but I cut it off when I need to get stuff done.

[@Grsrtguy]

I’ve tried stacking like you did (3 rows butted together) but that middle row of oak was not dry after 2 years

[@InTheWoodyard]

Where they split or just rounds with bark on and was it off the ground (on pallets)and did you let it breath or was it covered with a tarp, in the shade, under a tree, against a wall with no air flow??? it all matters

[@Grsrtguy]

@@InTheWoodyard Split and stacked on pallets with 4x4 under the pallets in the middle of a half acre with no shade. Open field to the west with plenty of wind. I never cover the top of the wood. I live in Ohio so maybe it’s the weather.

[@ksw501]

Hey Chris, this is yet another reason to keep on watching, thanks for the stacking tips. Did you put the skid (pallet) at the 8 foot mark? The stacking is quicker than the eye! Thanks again Chris - Will, and good night Irene

[@InTheWoodyard]

Not on that stack but I did on some others, i sell a lot of 2 face cords at a time so the16' x 3 rows is good for me sometimes too. Thanks for watching!

[@hunterdavis4478]

Chris, I noticed your other piles have the wood crossed and opposite direction where in this video they are all the same way. Is there a reason for this or does it not matter? Which one will provide better airflow? Thanks

[@InTheWoodyard]

More space between pieces is always better for air flow but not over a 6-12 month drying period, it all drys well.

[@arthurr.2075]

I'd gladly come and help stack your wood. Chris the only problem is I'm about 950+ miles away!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Do you have a car? Your always welcome!

[@jessel8833]

Good method of stacking. Saves us tons of time too. Lol, I'm such a cheapskate -- seeing you toss "full length" pieces into the wheelbarrow to clear space for next pallets you lay down kills me. I know it's "kindling" thin pieces, but I always take the extra few seconds to stack that with the rest of the wood. Lol, again that's ridiculous. I know. I wish I had a method to keep as much of the kindling & bundle it up for clients. Right now it would cost so much more to keep track of it & sort it from the bark & dirt & any rotted soft bs wood that you definitely don't want mixed in with good seasoning wood. It's a work in process, ha.

[@InTheWoodyard]

It is kindling wood to sell.

[@426superbee4]

In the long run the fiberglass panels will last for many of years. while plastic and traps only last a few month. Plus the condensation from the plastic and trap makes firewood wet. These panels there no condensation> So panels is the way to save in the long run

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, they do work good!

[@mauricefancey7580]

Good idea

[@InTheWoodyard]

Many many thanks!

[@coreyriley7160]

G’mornin Chris ! Function over Fashion every time. That looks wayyy faster. How are the gloves holding up ? Excellent banjo tune! GNI

[@InTheWoodyard]

It's just gotta work! Gloves are good.

[@tomriblett2979]

stack in IBC totes mostly for our own use the few cords I do sell are all pre measured BUT you don't just move em around due to the weight...LOL

[@InTheWoodyard]

Ya, I am sure they are heavy!

[@JandS1503]

So each row is 1 cord?

[@InTheWoodyard]

4'x4'x8'=128 cubic feet.

[@LeBlancfirewood]

I thought I put up alot of wood about 175 face cords for my bundle wood should do 7000 how many face cords do you have

[@InTheWoodyard]

Last year I sold over 600 face cords, this year I am not sure.

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Hey Chris.. For video 365 do we get a really cool blooper reel?? If not thats ok just an idea with out spending your money..😁👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

Honestly I am so busy, I haven't even thought about it! Maybe I'll have to come up with something!

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

@@InTheWoodyard : ok fair enough.. See you tomorrow. Same time same wood channel..😜👍

[@chrisavila2073]

I think once you get the tractor you might like the snow a little better

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes, it might actually be fun!

[@chrisavila2073]

@@InTheWoodyardChris you decided on tractor yet

[@InTheWoodyard]

@@chrisavila2073 Yes!

[@rogerknights857]

All take wood pieces seem cut to exactly the same length, so the three rows don’t impinge on one another.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Okay!

[@charlesfredrick4789]

What's the length of the cut wood?

[@InTheWoodyard]

16"

[@charlesfredrick4789]

@@InTheWoodyard just curious, I cut mine at 18. When stacked 3 across it comes out to four and a half feet across by 4 ft high by seven and a half feet long for the cord. At least that's what I tell myself.

[@brucearney9536]

Ask Dave if he wants to go to Ohio ? Take care , both of you !

[@InTheWoodyard]

I think he likes my wood yard, it is a little closer to home! HA!

[@jeanpomerleau8416]

did you forget to put your pallet at 8 ft, or did you just not show that part?

[@InTheWoodyard]

I do not remember, but some rows are 16'.

[@sustainableliving880]

Less yaking …More stacking!😂

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes boss!

[@DunRovinRanch-1969]

Try 2.0 or 1.75 playback speed.

[@stephenkutney9626]

Why not stack the logs? Let them age until you need them. Run the logs through a wood processor., then to a conveyor which puts the wood on a truck or trailer for delivery?

[@InTheWoodyard]

That is the plan in the future, the catch is inventory ($$$$) sitting not getting turned over for a long time.

[@thomaswiedemann5261]

Wood does not dry in log form, he says he sells seasoned wood I believe so that wouldn't work. Must be split to dry, with the bark on it'll start to rot under the bark, mold also .