I used to scoff at the Pickeroon.
Then I turned 40 and I won’t cut wood without it.
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I used to scoff at the Pickeroon.
Then I turned 40 and I won’t cut wood without it.
I like my peavey, never used a pickeroon. Looks a bit more manageable if hiking in.
Oh, yes - same here. My favorite part is keeping my gloves dry when spitting in wet slop, this was a game changing realization for me. Used to think they were for lazy shits, but I've seen the light.Quote:
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Had some dead larch out the back of my property that was close enough to be convenient, but *just* far enough that moving it to my splitting zone / shed was a pain in the ass.
Modified this wheelie cart I had lying around to carry logs. Worked great. Actually worked well enough that I'm considering building a less janky version for more frequent use.
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My twins and I built a wood shed. Mostly used scrap wood, roofing, and siding. Likely will use a tarp (or tarps) as a door to the entry. Thinking about some sort of sliding barn door concept in the future.
Stoked to have something large enough to hold all the wood (plus more) that we will burn for a season. Hopefully, it’ll last for a while. Now we can start to fill it.
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