OMG!!! She's wearing a Husky helmet! :faint:
Well you know what they say about a guy with fat fingers? ...he makes a lot of typos!:rofl: :lol:
Second half cord load for customer in post #7839. Black birch, sugar maple and cherry. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Empty rack to be filled ASAP....
Forgot to post this pic in the OP.[ATTACH]
I like to look at full racks too! :whistle: Way to get it done Mike! :yes:
Still have another half cord of elm that will be ready in January even though most of it was CSS a year ago.
Oh yeah! :dex: Nice to see you hoarding again! :yes:
Yup, most of it. I actually got several good loads of wood from that location, despite being in a less than desirable neighborhood. They were...
Emptied a rack Friday so it finally got stacked. With the nuggets it was about a quarter cord for the score. 6' long stack and will be 4' tall...
Half cord load of elm delivered yesterday. First load to a regular who heats with wood. He'll get another 3-4 loads as needed.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
He begged you to do the work? :D
I try to market volume mulberry as an "exotic" firewood with some success. I get a premium for it. As smoker wood it barely sells.
Without leaves present, is there an easy way to differentiate elm varieties? Not one of the species I'm good at IDing.
Sure you are. You just have 30 years of experience at it. :D Bring in those Benjamins tomorrow.
Its not sassy. As Chud stated I'm very familiar with it.
I would've bet good money the wood pictured is cherry. IIRC Chinese chestnut has pith to it.
Yeah, standing dead should be good in a year. I have a bunch of 4yo white oak rounds to split up for next year. Don't you want any TOH for you...
Yes. Gotta get my dupa in gear :tree: :saw: :axe: :stacker: :woodsign:
As long as its properly dried. Not known for its heat out put, not commonly pursued for firewood, but burns better than snowballs.
The only smoker wood I'll use for general bundles would be sugar maple and maybe cherry. SM ranks fifth in sales of the seven I sell and I have...
