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Out with the old

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Smoketr1973, Jun 12, 2016.

  1. Smoketr1973

    Smoketr1973

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    A local fruit farmer asked me to take out a few rows of pear trees for him. Don't mind if I do. :D Not the best stuff but certainly good enough for the shoulder season. Most of this stuff is dry enough to burn this season. Not a bad Sunday. image.jpeg image.jpeg image.jpeg
     
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    As long as it is not rotten that will be some darn good btu's any fruit tree is up the scale a ways.
     
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    Free is good!! Saves on the primo wood for the cold nights!
     
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    Great score, Smoketr1973 :thumbs:
    You gonna split most of the +4" diam stuff?
     
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    Lotta btus there, no matter what it is! :thumbs: Nice score! Fruit woods are usually good for BBQ too.
     
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    Love the trailer!
     
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    Nice score!

    Pear is great firewood, high btu's like Apple wood.

    Take all you can get. With a trailer like that, it'll be easy work.
     
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    That's a nice Pile of BTU'S right there man :woodsign:
    Sweet trailer too dude :thumbs::tree:
     
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    Burned my first pear this past year and was very pleasantly surprised. It burns hotter than you might think. Nice to mix with ash and I noticed a purplish/blue hue to the flames when really hot. I like it...
     
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    Save some for the smoker.
     
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    A lot of the bigger stuff is hollowed out with dry rot, so I might try it as is. I'm guessing that there is about 3 more trailer loads to get out, if the btu's are as good as what I am hearing, this wood may take me well past Christmas this season. Stihl MS200t is a pleasure to use with stuff like this. Might have to save alittle for the bbq, never thought of that.
     
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    :binoculars:Looks good from my house......I'll bet those railroad ties burn good.:rofl: :lol:
     
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    Pear is good stuff, great for cooking on the smoker or firepit! Nice load there buddy!
     
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    Nice haul!!! :cool:..... Smoke, smoke, smoke......:smoke::grizz:
     
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    Great! But I'm not so sure I'd be burning that in shoulder season. It should be good for mid-winter.
     
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