Thanks for the info.. I like big block Chevelles
Same person doing the porting, how does a 346xp compare to the Stihl 241? Similar?
:rootintootin: :dancer: I love all this sexy talk about RPMS and Torque curves. Am I weird???????????
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Nice stacks.
My wood pile is about 80% Oak / 20% Ash, Osage, Cherry, Sycamore. I'm always looking to diversify.
I can send yall some hedgeapples
Seems I come across it in pockets. Most of the big stuff I come across is out in cattle pastures. Cattle farmers like it because it gives...
I've enjoyed reading thru these 9 pages of posts. Very informative. You folks are sharp on your species identification. :yes:
I just eyeball it. Usually I stay within 16 and 20 inches, doesn't make the best looking stacks. Sometimes I get one out of the woodpile and...
Bet that was a pretty tree with all those limbs. Nasty job of working them up. Did you work up the limbs to get small pieces or do away with the...
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See, told you so. I think when split and seasoned, it does throw good BTU's though. NortheastAl - "Three kinds of wood I hate are Elm, Elm and...
Good looking load. Elm is one of those woods that garner lots of comments. Mainly about the difficulty to split.
Good looking truck and splits.:salute:
Intresting that they took those big trees out of the fence line. I would think they would have made a good barrier. What kind of develepment is...
I have a Ky Yellowood in yard. Good to see what it looks like on the inside.
I usually only cut on the weekends, so when I go out, I want the F350 squatting on the way back. But with that said, if I come across some primo...
My favorite, Osage!!
Welcome to the asylum! :woodsign::stacker:
