Split and stack, once dry they leave.
While others are forking out cash for gas or oil just keep laughing....all the way to the bank! :rofl: :lol::salute:
I see 3 winters of record dry weather ahead! :rofl: :lol: :salute:
Two from our stable. Surly Disc Trucker on tour with me last year around Lake Champlain. My wife rides a Salsa Marakish. The bags are by Vaude of...
Bicycles it many times! Love it!
You read every post in this thread. :rofl: :lol:
Picture #4: That piece, if milled corectly, would have made a great shotgun stock. I bet it had some great figure. Walnut is better for gun stocks...
Hackberry is in the elm family which is why it can be stringy.
:BrianK: It looks like box elder. Did you notice the dark spot being red when you cut it? If you didn't notice splash a little water on that...
We's calls dem kin o' folks 'citidiots.' :D
What billboard? All I see is a pile of logs. :D:p:rofl: :lol:
Nuttin' better den ah big o' ash!
Did he unload like this guy? :rofl: :lol: [ATTACH]
Oh yeah, cottonwood. Grows along creeks and rivers and can withstand being in standing water for weeks without killing it. It grows where geese...
Just my first burn so I'm still not up on the finer points yet. Because there was no smoke I could sit much closer so I was warm all over. I can...
I've seen firepits made from washer and drier drumbs but never as a 'secondary burn' type firepit. After using this I don't see how they would...
Seems like all you would need to do is drill holes in the outer, larger barrel bottom edge then drill holes in the bottom and around the the top...
Maybe not but it ain't gonna cost ya a bunch of money either. :D :salute:
I bought it from Solo in a "bundle deal" for $289.00 plus tax, shipping was free. The deal included a base so it can be used on a deck and a zip...
It's the mid-sized model. The inside diameter is 17" and the outside is 19". I'll have to make some 10" and 12" wood to go along with the 16"...
