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Working on my three year plan. Need wood ID also.

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  1. Silentgarth

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    I was only able to load about a 1/4 of my Silverado with wood yesterday. Would have loaded up the whole truck, but my sons was with me and the house I was at has been hives and the boy was freaking about the bees( there was one flying around him.) . Going back as soon as I can to get more and maybe try to stack some at the house. I have limited space at my house. And the best part. Is all of this wood was already cut before I got there. Good thing since I only have a little Poulan 16" saw, lol. There is enough here for like a 4-5 year plan ( as much as I burn).
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    This what I need iD'd. The first set I posted is Ash (right?).
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    first ones are ash yes sir, second does look like walnut, orangeish split maybe red elm like Eric said or maybe sass
     
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    Here is some side by side shots of the wood in question. Bark with inside. Sorry no leaves. I also added a pick where these came from. The ash tree took these guys out on the way down. 20160903_143258.jpg 20160903_143143.jpg 20160903_143101.jpg 20160902_102244.jpg
     
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    Looks like you have a good start on some good wood. Maybe later you can eventually get a little bigger saw. Keep that chain sharp on your Poulan and it well serve you well.

    I will guess on the wood since the first two comments look spot on. Welcome.
     
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    Never underestimate a saw with a 16" bar. If the motor has enough power you can cut quite a large tree. We've cut trees over 30" diameter with a 16" bar (Stihl 290). Have also used other saws with 16" bars but the Stihl is our present saw.
     
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    Nice start... Ash and walnut will serve you well. Not sure of that other one.
     
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    Very true. I've cut some pretty big stuff with my 021 with a 16" bar that I questioned if the saw could handle it or not. I was very surprised
     
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    I could certainly be wrong but I think the other is Bradford pear...and welcome Silentgarth, you're gonna like here, I guarantee it...
     
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    That's based on the top pic in post #5-I burned my first last year and was quite impressed, about the same burn and btu's as cherry and burns a beautiful color with blue hues-I have a bit more I'm looking forward to burning
     
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    Welcome to the FHC, Silentgarth ! Great crew here! I see you're from Noblesville. I'll be heading out your way in the next few weeks. Staying in Fishers for a couple nights. Not sure of the dates right now though. Maybe a beer or two? :cheers: I'd be happy to meet a fellow hoarder if you have a chance.
     
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