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How Much Wood Would a Wood Stacker Stack?
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2009
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Jerry Way
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Easy (Grades 1-3)
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2 minutes
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HOW MUCH WOOD WOULD A WOOD STACKER STACK? S.A. & Piano (Guitar Optional) The pulpwood stacker located in Cornell, Wisconsin is a mechanical conveyer that stacked logs in piles. Built in 1911 and standing 175 tall it is the only one left in the United States and no longer stacking wood.
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