I use 16’ x 50” cattle panels, and tie them in a circle, they hold a half cord each, but you need something big enough to move them (if you’ll be...
This is what I do with em.[ATTACH][ATTACH]. each one holds a half a cord ..
Thanks Jason, that’s the place I got em from awhile back. I’m good for now, the way I’m using them I can move a half a cord of solar kilned wood...
Greg, did you buy your T-wolf from Jile Daum here in Marysville ? I forget where you’re located..
Sweet,…. You fill out that 2nd row yet ??
Could be Black Gum ?? Was it light or heavy ??
One of the reasons I did’nt think this stuff could be Ash is because I have’nt seen one EAB hole/scar on it anywhere ?? But it’s burning really...
Welp, I guess you guys have convinced me that I got something I’ve never had before (hard to believe), the bark is that of the White Ash I’ve had...
I guess it’s maybe it could be an Ash species I’ve never encountered ?? I’ve probably CSS 30 cords of Ash in the last 23 years and never had any...
Oh, I’m in south central Pa. If that helps.. And it is suprisingly dry @ 16-19% on a fresh 72 degree split..
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Bought a cord of wood from a local guy, he said he had some dry Ash… I dunno what it is, but I know what it isn’t.. I’m thinkin...
Ok, fair enough, I did not watch the entire thing, I got to the part where you were probing the end and I was thinkin, no, no ,no, don't show em...
Welp, You should always check moisture on a fresh split face, pins running inline with wood grain.( Never on end grain.) Wood should be around 70...
Not to be a Dik, but that’s really not the proper way to use a Moisture Meter.
BEAST !!
Sweet ,,, is that last picture the load you had on last Friday when ya stoped at my place ??
Well, your kinda right. My property in Central Pa. Is being sprayed as I type this.. At that location I only have 4 acres, I had to organize all...
Why don’t ya have your trees sprayed ?
Mike, Was that Rick’s Tree Service ?? He has a harvester that he attached to a crane years ago…. I sold him a saw awhile back..
Bitternut
