It's smells a little bad, but nothing too bad, but I haven't stuck my nose in the wood stove yet.:D When I was cutting it I didn't smell much of...
Could be, it's hard to tell but it burns pretty hot so far.
I did that once my first year in the house with some pine, misses wasn't happy.:emb:
Well whatever it is there's a lot of them in the forest bed underneath some conifer trees, probably couldn't keep up and died off, if it's one of...
You're welcome, great group of guys here.:yes: And the saw will soon be used a lot more than my Craftsman once I get everything in order, but I'm...
Yeah my rear shocks have long since needed work. And on the short haul, all of those pictures are from me moving rounds from my backyard to my...
Welcome to the forums! Yes it's running just fine right now, carb adjustment and it fires right up and idles fine with plenty of torque, still...
And I have some mystery logs! They look pretty well seasoned and they're drying on the stove right now. Not [ATTACH] [ATTACH] sure what kind of...
Seems like the preferred splitting wood is oak or ash. And Elm and Gum with yard trees being in a class of their own.:thumbs:
Hemlock pine and white oak.:thumbs:
Looks a lot like a christmas tree.:rofl: :lol:
I haven't dealt with spruce before. It's a breed of coniferus tree right?
I hear you there. Up in my area you're lucky to find a living ash tree, you're even lucky to find a stump of one.
Elm is best left to a splitter if you can get one.:D I would love to get my hands on some ash, but alas haven't found any yet.
Oh boy here we go.:rofl: :lol:[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Poulans are junk but I still use my 50 cc one occasionally, I prefer my Husky 61 though, it has far more torque.
Nice saws, now we definitely need some pictures of your wood stacks and your saws.:saw::tree::popcorn: And welcome to the forums, a great group of...
Never dealt with poplar. It's a soft wood right?
What would be the easiest splitting wood you've ever dealt with? What was the hardest to split? Since I split solely by hand I find that Elm is a...
Never had a problem splitting pine or hemlock by hand. I take what I can get.
