Cord stack and Log pile pictures

[john burgess]

What do you think of the split master, i have been trying to decide weather to get one or the binderberger gigant 30 ton splitter:confused1:

 

I can't fault the split master I've had it about five years had it form new and have had no trouble some weeks it is used every day but I do keep it well oiled.

[timberbear]

I don't mean to sound thick, but how'd you upload a photo? It wants my URL address?

[rowan lee]

Use the paper clip icon instead, and you can attach straight from your computers hard-drive. The insert image tab only works if you have an image already uploaded on an image hosting website like imageshack, photobucket, etc. (hence the reason it requires a url).

[Xerxses]

Heres my stack for this winter.

 

 

And mine...

 

Thats me keeping warm this winter.

[woodmad]

I saw stacks being watered in france next to a pulp factory, so i assumed (and i may be wrong)that it was as a fire deterant, it was bloody hot there and imagine a small forest fire getting that lot going..

[Xerxses]

The mainreason for the watering is to keep the timber moist and thus repell fungus, bacteria and the likes. It is important to get the fresh timber cut up as quick as possible after harvesting them, the watering is a way of keeping the timber green.

[philg]

so wheres your pictures ?

Oh dear someones rattled. How many cube do you get in that van:lol:

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I think thats it?? never done pictures b4.

[timberbear]

Think I'm gunn a need a bigger truck!

[philg]

come on jon ,take pics

Come on please Jon lets see some pictures. surely from the look of your website and the advert you've put in the firewood suppliers section on here(supporting the site you use!!) you must be in the same league as certainly wood ???

[philg]

so wheres your pictures ?

Just put some up more to follow. Your pictures are:confused1: