Bagging Firewood

[Guest The Treeman]

I'm having difficulites filling net bags by hand.....

 

Anyone any ideas?

[armchairarborist]

hold the bags in a stream and the logs will float into the sack.. or use a metal sheet bent to dimensions of the sack, like a U channel, then remove metal when done..

[sean1212]

you can cut a road one to fit ive seen guys doit and it works

[Stephen Blair]

east peasy, 2 builders trestles, 2 pieces of wood across them tied in place or held with clamps, 2 nails on each and cut the heads of with bolt croppers and knoch them back a wee bit so they are angled and put the bag up from underneath, and then loop the draw cord around the 4 nail so to keep it open and then just drop the logs in, job done:thumbup:

[jonny boy]

Get a 25 litre oil can cut both ends off and slide the tube into the net/bag. chuck logs in and slide the tube up the net as u fill it. It stops the logs getting stuck on the net when filling them aswell. Done loads like it.

[skyhuck]

Just go to B&Q, they sell bags with the logs already in them, saves so much hassle!!

[Stephen Blair]

i could never get the plastic edges smooth enough,to just slide over, the edges would catch all the time

[Joy Yeomans]

Just go to B&Q, they sell bags with the logs already in them, saves so much hassle!!

 

huck - forget b&Q - send them to the logbaron, where the log comes first:lol:, and we save you all that nasty bagging, bending and frustration:001_tt2:

[zak]

Hi everyone. Don't mind me, I am a moron. You can probably tell this by my inability to string cogent sentances together without using expletives or by the fact that I get irate about bagging firewood.

 

Cheerio, I'm off to get banned.

Edited August 18, 2010 by Amelanchier
Truth hurts.

[robbo 110]

someone has a bad day then!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!