Depends on the time of year. For shoulder season well aged Pine and Maple, for cooler weather Oak, for the really cold nothing beats Locust.
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Really nice, looks like a labor of love
Very sorry. Prayers for your Grandmother and father.
black locust is a very dense hardwood that puts out a lot of heat and a very long burn. It is one of the best firewood in my book.
yes every chance that I get. I try to keep the locust for those days and nights when you want to snuggle in with a good hot fire in the stove.
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yes it surly is. got this off of marketplace. The first in line took an ash tree, which was good for me. I don't know why he choose the ash...
Ha Ha it was down, so I had to cut- split-load- transport and stack
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Really nice load for the season,looks like you do premium firewood. I was able to bring in about a cord of oak and locust today.
Those are the days that I truly enjoy all of the wood stacked in my basement, along with the wood insert cranking out the heat.
If it ever cools off I will be moving some Oak and Locust into my basement for those cold and snowy days and nights.
Nice score Jason, Nice stuff for sure. Too bad to hear about your back and hands, I have been there, my fire wooding is done in moderation.
Agreed to the different types of exercise weather splitting by hand or by hydraulic power, its still keeps one out of the gym. It keeps those of...
I'm in the never club too unless they are knarly knotty pieces. I split by hand to enjoy the needed exercise to keep one active and not going to...
I still enjoy getting the exercise provided by splitting by hand and hope to be doing it for a few more ( 70 + ) years. I also have a hydraulic...
