Why thank you but, I'm thinking of having a reduction, its a little to much on the back. I had the bin full and when hauling it for the first time and it was a bit much with all the overhanging wieght. I don't have a large tractor and I can see hauling in deep slick snow being an issue. I think I may shorten it 2 feet from what it is now for all future hualers. It will be nice to cut and stack the wood once and be done.
3 pt Firewood Basket
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ae_ted has the wood basket I need. It is already broke in too, smooth and no splinters!
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jejeosborne,
You take this firewood thing serious dont you?
Thats enough wood to last me 3 winters.
Thats Firewood INC!
Do you burn all that wood or sell some of it?
Where did you get the nice metal wire baskets, what did they use to be?
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You take this firewood thing serious dont you?
Thats enough wood to last me 3 winters.
Thats Firewood INC!
Do you burn all that wood or sell some of it?
Where did you get the nice metal wire baskets, what did they use to be?
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jejeosborne,
I read your other post and see where you got the baskets, nice setup.
sherpa
I read your other post and see where you got the baskets, nice setup.
sherpa
Those look like the wire baskets that are used to support 250gal (I think thats the size) bulk tanks. Clever.
I just pile the wood up in my covered porch. It holds about 13 full cord.
jb
