Possibly next year or the year after. I’ve got a decent supply ahead of it!
Did a half rack of ribs the other night. [ATTACH]
Did some splitting yesterday. It was a great day to be outside; cooler temps, nice breeze. The rounds spit nicely and were mostly barkless. Some...
Looks like a great time with plenty of wood processed!
I was thinking about that! However, storage space is an issue. Trying to keep it on the smaller size.
I opened a bag the other day and put some in the hopper. Nice pine smell! I didn’t see many fines, then gain, I didn’t dump out much of the bag....
Ended up selling the trailer. Aside from one trip around the neighborhood this summer, it hadn’t left the yard in a year. It was a fun project...
Well, this thread prompted me to put “check clutch” on my to do list for my 14 year old saw….
Excellent work! And nice Jeep! I had a 2003 WJ Laredo myself for a number of years.
Ugh! That’s rough! But have a feeling that you’ll be able to find something that works.
Welcome aboard! Great to have you here! So much knowledge and information here. And honestly, the best group of folks on the internet. Added...
Appreciate the input. I dealt with a lot of fines with last year’s pellets. I dump my pellets into a coal hod and then give that a good shake side...
Excellent! I haven’t burned softies in ages.
Wood ain’t the only thing smoking…. :smoke: :D
Picked up three tons of Matras for this season. They were $10 more a ton vs. the Green Supremes at the local big box store. No brainer to me....
Retrieved all the rounds from up back today. Feels good to have everything out of the woods and stacked. Next up; splitting all this. And I also...
That’s really cool Mike! A great way to dry and store the stuff that doesn’t fit nicely in the regular stacks.
Round of applause! Nice score Joe. Keep those pics coming!
Love sitting by the fire as these evenings get cooler. [ATTACH]
LOL at the cotton mouth comment Eric! We went for a hike in VT yesterday and came across this bunch of mushrooms growing on the root ball of a...
