A nice mix of 35 or 40 to 1 and 10 minutes with a chainsaw should be all the cologne a man needs.:saw:
Backwoods Savage makes a really good point here. I only have 3 years wood cutting/burning experience on my belt, so I've watched a lot of videos....
Looking quite dreary, but only -5 C (about 22 F) here. Poplar n punky pine feeding the machine.
I try to not be so creative and just let the tree go mostly where it wants to go, not where I want it to go. 20-40 degrees kind of thing. If...
So...when you load the stove for -22, and 2 hours later it's -11, and then 2 hours later it's-5 C, it sure gets hot.
I guess winter isn't gone yet, -22 C or -29 C with the wind. That's -7 F feels like -20 F:headbang:
Jealous of you guys with wild turkey running around. No such thing around here.:( How are they for table fare?
I've been known to split wood when it's way too hot to be doing it. Good thing I have a splitter now, and positively won't be doing anything wood...
Had more than a few of those occasions brought on by my own doing. I find for me and my stove (in a nutshell) if I kick a load hard off the...
Same here in Saskatchewan growing up, gun racks were in everyones trucks. Little side story, dad had one in the old '74 3/4 ton Dodge water...
Mother nature had different ideas than me in early October when it snowed. Farmer couldn't get his crop off, so I couldn't get to my honey hole of...
Looking at -9 C feels -18 C with the wind. That's 15 F feels like 0 F. A bit colder than it was forecast. Poplar burning same as always.
Having a truck is great.
Are you from Saskatchewan?:rofl: :lol:
And the seat and lid are still down! Must be a woman in the home.:D
As for the weather... it's been a strange year. We had the snow come down and stay/was colder a month early. Then it disappeared. It's been cold...
Are you sure you read posts 1, 16, 17, 18, 20, 27, and 28 before coming to this conclusion? Here's the cheat sheet if you missed it. A post...
As we never know how much experience a guy has, remember counter clockwise makes it fat, and clockwise will make it lean. Once you know the sound...
Here's the actual situation I find myself in outside the shed. Who doesn't like pics, even if it's peasant wood?:D
Hope it turns out to be something minor. Running on the lean side I wonder?
