Our Buck 80 insert is 100% of our heat, except for the week over Christmas when we are not home.
Never cut, split or burnt any.
I'm far enough ahead, unless the river gets some in the next few days, and there is sooooo much dead ash around, I don't keep anything less than...
I'm with dingbat on that! Like Henry Fonda said in the movie: "Burn it! Burn it all!"
Here ya go, Japanese pagoda tree: Virginia Tech Dendrology Fact Sheet
Bet ya wear your chaps now! Glad you're safe.
The more I read I believe 48" is much too big for my needs. Most likely 30" would be max. I have 2 ash trees I need to fell and they top out at 26...
Get all you can get! It's worth the effort. :tip:
Your 'You Suck' award is in the mail! :p Great score, wood for all seasons! :salute:
Shazam! Who ever said ya couldn't learn ah old dog ah neu trik? Tanks for da educamacation! :rofl: :lol: :salute:
And the know how! I can drop a tree anywhere ya want, but I don't know which end of the screwdriver you use to beat the nail in with!:emb:
So.... I've got this 661 that I need to use more. I think I'd like to mill some but know little or nothing about it. This is going to be a hobby...
Ugggg!! Creapy Crawlies! :faint:
Wow B.Brown! Winter sure didn't miss you! Very nice looking place!
Cheap maybe, seasoned, not!:D But get it anyway!!!:salute:
Looks like moss to me. :D
Welcome CaptainNemo! Like they said above, black locust. That's some hot burning wood. Get all you can.
:drool: wood porn!!!
Howdy LickingCountyCutter! I'd give that honey locust at least 3 years to season. It's well worth the wait. And I've seen some beautiful flooring...
From -14° F yesterday morning to +60°F on Monday and Tuesday. Dems da day ta sweep me da chimly fer da mid season cleanin'.