What kind of wood are you burning and what is your moister reading

I hope we get answers on this all winter as the wood and the temps change.

 

Currently burning silver maple at around 15% MC.

 

Maple, pine and oak floor scraps, spoke to a few guys that install flooring and I asked them to hook me up and we will settle it somehow. Stuff burns very well, just got it watch it and mix it with other softer woods, it can go nuclear fast.

 

Bone dry hedge. Didn't measure it...didn't need to.

 

Ash, because it was closest to the wood shed door.

 

Burning ash (MC around 18%) because we gots lots of ash around here. Sadly, that won't be true pretty soon.

 

Very dry poplar and a some dry rotted sweetgum in the fire pit . No stove here

 

Pine and some mystery wood I found two years ago its hot in here

 

Birch
3 year seasoned
No MM, but have to load fast & get the door close quick, due to the flames.

 

Got a bit of sycamore...less than 20% dont burn a long time but it burn quite hot..stove was crusin well above 500 great secondaries...livin room at 75..

 

silver maple - 16%, Red Maple, 18%, Cherry, 18%

 

Willow, pine, cottonwood, tulip poplar. All are 16-22%, burning up the stuff I have helped the neighbors take down , or cleaned up after storms. I don't think that I'll be burning that tomorrow night , SE Michigan looks to be affected by the storm over the Baltic Tuesday night. Temps overnight in the 20's, daytime temps in the 30's through the weekend at least more likely through the following week as well. So by tomorrow afternoon ill start dipping into the 18% ash and cherry

 

The Baltic?

 

Bone dry red oak.
Tested some last year and it was anywhere from 17-23 %
Haven't tested any this year.
It was cut down last November and January, 4 0r 5 year dead standing.

I'm hoping to get 8 more cords of it delivered to my yard this year instead of driving 20 miles each way to cut for a day and bring back 3/4 cord at a time.

 

LOL

I think he's referring to the Bering Bomb the weather experts are hyping like mad.

 

I kind of assumed he meant the Bearing, and not the Baltic but you never know.

 

White pine 13-14%, Red Oak 16-18%, Sassafras 16-20% Burning mainly pine right now with some oak and sassafras on top.

 

Silver maple and a little mulberry. Ends gray cracked and seasoned 1 and 2 years respectively. I will split and measure some tonight.

 

Can I blame autocorrect?

Yes bering sea......dammit