After checking I think the hickory is either pignut or mockernut. Here ya go! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Not much. It's mostly cut I just have to get the remaining hackberry rounds loaded and help him clean up the limbs.
The most sure way! [ATTACH]
Wow! You've been doing a lot of: [ATTACH] Well done! :salute:
Well done! A little maple is better than no maple! Stay well!:salute::handshake:
I heard that A Tree Grows In Brooklyn! :p :rofl: :lol:
Drys quickly and is in the range of 19.5 mbtu per cord. It can be stringy and somewhat difficult splitting by hand.
I'm still helping the neighbor clear for his new carport. I took down 2 more hackberry and one red hickory, well it's hickory anyway, not sure...
Nothing else looks like it. The bark gets nearly flat smooth in the tops and on young trees.
Still waiting and watching. [ATTACH]
Nice work! Now, get yourself a :coldone:
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Wow! This must have been you! :salute::salute: [ATTACH]
:salute::salute::salute::salute::salute::salute::salute::salute::salute: You da man! [ATTACH]
Poison ivy!!:bug: [ATTACH]
Hackberry for sure. Just got some today myself. :salute:
Man, I could use a machine like that! I've got some trails on my place that would benefit from it.
At 19.5 mbtu per cord its near white burch in BTU's. White birch is around 20mbtu per cord.
How much a gallon?!? [ATTACH]
A truck load of hackberry. Not my favorite wood but not bad. I was doing a friend a favor taking down the tree to make room for his new carport....