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Posted by woodache on June 16, 2006 at 14:55:35 from (207.170.236.32):
In Reply to: A little O-T but has to do with the farm posted by old on June 16, 2006 at 10:55:34:
Pallets on the ground : I have stacked a lot of hey on pallets on the ground outside. If you are in a relitive dry area you can get by with 1 layer of pallets but if you are in a wet area like I was (western WA) you need 2 layers as they sink in the ground from the weight. Second make sure if you can, you use pallets made from Fir if you are in a wet area, hard wood especily Oak and soft Popular pallets rots very fast. Had to cover stacks before ANY rain on the stacks or it would mold quickly. ( standard small square bails)
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