Is say 1.5 yrs drying it should be great. But in a pinch, a year might be fine unless split real big.
Black birch for sure. Great BTU’s. Maybe a faster growing one with the smooth bark
In The Forks, maine
I stand corrected. Saw a few ash trees today different area of western Maine that had clear EAB signs (some bark coming off, some canopy bare). Sad
The ash up in western Maine look pretty good, but like you said, matter of time.
Changed the engine oil and hydraulic fluid on my 25 ton dirty hand tools log splitter this afternoon. I’ve done it before but it’s been a while so...
Nice. We’re in The Forks- not incredibly far from you.
I have a place in NW Maine and I haven’t seen the EAB there either. In CT, it’s a different story. Use it while you can, terrific wood. Our beech...
thanks guys! I just ordered one. I will say, though that the tank looking one above, did catch my eye, but I went with the basic model, lol
Hi all , it’s been a bit of time since I’ve been on. I’m looking to see if anyone knows if they make an attachment for hydraulic log splitters...
The beech that I seen in the woods in Southeast Connecticut are all looking bad. Maybe 5% of the leaves I’ve come in the spring and all of those...
Could be. Bark looks it, the leaves maybe a little different but I’ll call it honeysuckle. For reference it was on the boarder of an abandoned...
Interesting. I’m pretty familiar with apple and I didn’t think of it.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Saw this tree today. Have never seen on before.
100 percent not black birch.
I do, but usually skim right over anything in my email unless I’m expecting something.
Thanks for letting us know. I get some every year
Glad to see the large beech is ok for the moment.
I wonder if the copper beech will get it too- I would have to assume so. There’s some real monsters in the area and they’ll have to get cut down...
I decided to make a video describing my firewood stacks. I know no one here is interested in that stuff, lol. I know my video is not that...
