Unloading Firewood into a Shed with Leftover Logs | Wheelbarrow Work & Milwaukee Cleanup (Part 2)

Welcome to Part 2 of my firewood hauling and stacking project!

In this video, I unload the firewood I previously collected (see Part 1) from my covered trailer (kuomukärry) into my shed using a wheelbarrow. There was still some firewood left over from last winter, which made stacking a bit tricky and slowed me down. At one point, a stack started to lean and almost collapsed — but I managed to save it just in time. 💪

After stacking everything neatly, I finish up by cleaning the trailer with my Milwaukee M18 FUEL Leaf Blower, getting it ready for the next job.

🛠️ Tools & gear featured:

Wheelbarrow

Covered utility trailer ("kuomukärry")

Milwaukee M18 FBL FUEL Leaf Blower

Patience and a strong back

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▶️ Haven’t seen Part 1 yet? Watch how I hauled this load:
"How I Haul Firewood with ATV & Trailer | Clearing & Loading Logs (Part 1)"
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📽️ Timestamps:
0:00 – Opening trailer at home
0:52 – Starting to unload with wheelbarrow
1:56 – First wheelbarrow load to shed
2:25 – Showing the shed and the leftover firewood
2:50 – Let's stacking
10:25 – Stack starts to lean (caught it in time!)
10:50 – Recap of what happened
11:01 – Finishing the stacking
11:17 – Blowing out the trailer with Milwaukee M18
12:20 – Final look at stacked firewood

🔑 Keywords
#FirewoodStacking #FirewoodShed #WheelbarrowWork #Kuomukärry #trailer #MilwaukeeM18 #FirewoodUnloading #RuralLiving #HomesteadWork #DIYFirewood #OutdoorTools #SelfReliantLiving