First picture looks like young Norway maple but could be young hickory, second one is ash.
I can't possibly narrow my choices down to one :picard: For mainstream, available anywhere sauces Tabasco will always be my old standby. I buy a...
That's wild. I've been burning black locust since 2020, cut from many different locations and never had anything like that before. I assume it's...
Is this yours or are you just test driving it?
This one's for buZZsaw BRAD ... Check out that sweet unmolested tailgate! Bucket seats! Those utility boxes! He could fit half a dozen saws in...
Black cherry.
Beware, Villains of the Nash. Big brother wants his cut of your super awesome perfect stacks of Benjamins. [MEDIA]
Tsumura bars are great for weight reduction on the longer bars, but the difference when running a short 18-20" isn't much. But you'll still get...
His last words were: “I’ve been poisoned” RIP Stan Meyer. [MEDIA]
As a married man, I've gone longer than that without getting... never mind :whistle: Patience grasshopper. It's coming. ;)
That's an awesome gift :DI have the Husqvarna rough equivalent (model 61) and I've run up to a 24" on mine. I'm sure the Jonsered is stronger than...
You can shock the flywheel off with a couple good hits on the center of the crankshaft with a steel hammer and a center punch. Heating up the...
1/2” of fresh snow overnight. 23/70 burning a mix of oak and tulip poplar.
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16/70 oak, ash, and one piece of red maple pallet wood. Lots of clinkers in the stove this morning. Must be something about a tulip poplar and...
Thanks for this; if I ever come across it I’ll make sure to only take a little bit. I hate burning stuff that leaves excessive ash.
25/70 one fat split of the dreaded elm on ash coals. Time to clean my glass again :picard: [ATTACH]
Pound for pound? Bring up a heaping buZZsaw load of cottonwood, and I'll give you about half a face cord of BL in return. :rofl: :lol:
Cottonwood has to be one of my more preferred "trash" species to burn. It burns better than tulip poplar (a more complete burn with less charcoal...
Just about topped out for the day at 24 degrees here. Ash and red oak to start, barkless black locust for the morning reload.
