Never had any ash to split but I hear it splits like red maple, easy going all the way through.:thumbs:
If it's dried up it's usually dead or dormant, otherwise the oil that causes the rash would be visible as a shiny gleam on the leaves and the...
That is a whole lot of firewood in a short time!o_O
SHould season in 1 year from what I know, I picked up a few cherry rounds I had that were much smaller and in the sun for the past 3 months, lost...
My favorite wood to cut, smells like bubble gum and continues to leave an aroma around my lot for a few days later. Dries pretty fast too.:thumbs:
What kind of wood are you pulling out of there Jackel? I think I see some oak in there.:binoculars:
If I had a tractor and chain I'd do it, they love the soil around the creek by my place and they're really obnoxious to try and walk through.
After work today the sun was still shining and it was a solid 80 out, perfect time to sharpen the Husqvarna and give it a little breakfast. I...
Got a few pictures of a sumac bush by my driveway, they grow like weeds. I don't burn them but I'm not allergic either, PO also has no effect on...
Beautiful view. Is that all ash or is there other hard woods mixed in?
This is true, Ash is good stuff, but your oak and sumac grow like vines into the trees in your area? Here they're a stand alone shrub, tomorrow if...
Good times were had by all.:yes:
Those vines are dead and harmless from what I can tell. Though in my area oak and sumac are trees not vines, and poison ivy is a vine. I can't get...
You guys in a bucket at 60' are nuts...:bug:
You can try currogated tin roofing. It works alright from what I hear.:yes:
Standing dead and barkless usually means pretty good dry wood. Definitely want your splitter for those though. Nice looking JRed too.:thumbs:
This is always true gotta finish up the cherry first though.:thumbs:
Yeah the last one and the top one. I'm pretty sure it's Red Maple it's about 20 feet tall.
I'd love to get my hands on some locust period, black or honey.:D
I cast my vote for White Elm, definitely want a splitter for the big ones.;)
