And entertaining it is. I burn a lot of elm only because it is one of the few hard woods around here that is worth anything. I do not split it...
That is quite the collection of quotes concerning elm you have there Wood Wolverine. Cracked me up. Now we can add clinkers to the list.
100% Synthetic 2 stroke oil. Pick your brand.
If it is not 100% synthetic, I do not run it.
I have burned a lot of dead elm and sometimes I get clinkers sometimes not. I think it depends on what the ground is like where the tree is...
Awesome.
I am impressed. Very good.
It sure was infested and eaten up. Probably a good time to have it taken down. That is nice to have a paying job and get the wood both....
Put an old towel under the saw to absorb any oil leaks. I bought a moving blanket from HF and use that in the back seat of my truck.
That one really makes sense. Wow. Common sense out the window there. Do people on the east coast ever think about what people in the North...
Yep we got 6 inches yesterday and down to -5 last night. Winter is not done yet.
I would try and get all the ash you can. It does make some good firewood. Congrats on your haul.
Nice bench. I would use it.
I would have to agree. A wooden handle has a certain look and feel to the tool in hand.
Very nice gesture. I would love some of that wood, but the drive might be a little long.
I burn whatever is the oldest stack of wood. Sometimes it is really great wood and sometimes it is crappy wood, but it all gets used in turn....
How about putting down some rock
I had to read that twice to make sure I had correct. Never knew such things existed.
Looking muddy that is for sure. Here the wind will blow the stacks over.
Some really nice pics. Even though the earth is thousands and thousands of years old the oldest living thing happens to be only 5100 years old....
