tulip poplar seems to be common here it burns a lot like soggy card board.
edmonson county ky about 5-7 miles away from mammoth cave national park.
here is me with my mom i cut wood and burn and own a lot of saws a few are special. [ATTACH]
hickory scaley bark and shag bark is tough finding here otherwise i would burn it.
hooskys are the devil haha.
i would rather peel grapes than work on a 032 or 031.
032av its a hunch.
i really don't know anything about those carbs im more familiar with the WA and WT walbro carbs and the zama C1U and C1Q carbs.
i got to get to my stihl dealer in the morning a pick up a part for my 028 super the oil pump gasket failed which i knew was a matter of time...
yinz is funny.
send that carb to scott aka treemonkey i believe he has fix for those carbs,
blade?
i thought wisconsin only had red pine.
you doing a 359 carb and intake on the 350/46?
though all the new poulans at walmart now have spring av so they are more comfortable to run.
you need a good poulan wildthing if you prefer a more ridgid feel.
the ash is still alive around and thriving here i think the borer jumped states and moved north.
i got both kind of locust around here though i prefer to stay away from honey locust not unless you like pulling thorns out tires and boots i cut...
red oak is in high demand here poplar demand is down but the market has been a roller coaster here for a while.
osage orange goes by the name of hedge apple in my parts.
