Almost all my wood is dead standing oak, that has sapwood turning punky. It will be fine for several years if top covered. I'm about 5 years out...
I think the reviews speak for themselves. Under ideal circumstances, it can work. I'd be afraid to gamble on it.
Yeah. One Stihl and one Echo.
That was the plan but I think its gonna have to wait. The wife worked all night and hasn't slept yet today. 26 hrs. She's about done.
You cut all that with an 021? :eek::saw:
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[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I don't often split horizontally but without the table, it would be a lot less. And it protects the engine. I Still need a...
Each to his own but there is a bypass that will only let it build 3000psi, which it is rated for. It will only build 8 tons in the first stage.
[ATTACH] This is your pump. Notice the first stage is 16 gallons per minute and the second is 3.5 gpm. They are slow in the second stage but if...
Wow. What kind of wood were you splitting? Must have been some tough stuff for 37 tons to not be enough. I've never used one.
Nice shed. Looks great.
Completely agree, just to lazy/illiterate to type it all up. Except my Oregon guides are different than my Stihl guides. But they work just as well.
If it falls down often enough, I'll have lots of practice. :hair:But never #1.
:rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol: I've been there more than once.
Must be an optical delusion. My stacks look like poo compared to most I see on here.
Two down. 28 to go. [ATTACH][ATTACH] I went ahead and stacked them almost to the ridge. A little over 7' tall. Tying them together with ~32"...
[ATTACH] I've been using 2x2's about 32" long to tie my 16" wide stacks together.
My favorite source for weather.
Some use a hair dryer to preheat the flue, inside the stove pointed up the pipe.
A good friend's brother has a dedicated duck as you described, with an inline blower on a thermostat. I'm told that it works very well. He has a...
