IXLR8
Veteran Member
I tried using a similar bag once, won't happen again. I found it hard to load well and then it was a pain to empty it. The top had some flaps to cover over the opening and they just kept getting in the way.
Nice looking piles... now you move it all to the wood shed? Do you do that right away to get it up off the ground?Finished splitting my wood today. High 80's temps and black flies were not part of the game plan. Used to be getting done by mid May avoided that but not this year. About 4.5 cord there. Still have some small wood the cut but I don't have to split that.
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Nothing at all wrong with totes or bags but I still like my wood shed.
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I do a similar thing, but finally scrounged a few pallets to put down so my temporary storage area keeps them off the ground - that way I'm still in decent shape if something comes up and I don't get around to moving them in time.I move it a little at a time starting late summer. We have a short drying season and a couple months of wind and sun really help and not long enough to worry about being on dirt.
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I'm trying one out this year. A friend had a bunch of them he didn't need anymore. Most had a solid plastic deck, which is not something I was interested in, since it would hold rain water. I took the one he had that was in good shape that also included some slots to allow rainwater to escape. If it works out, I'll keep my eye out for more.I only have 12 cord under cover, probably another 12 cord tarped. I noticed my pallets are starting to rot when I stacked this year's cut wood. Anyone use plastic pallets?