As long as the tree is put to good use it all balances out in the end. Luckily that locus hasn't had to come down, I imagine it would be a bear to...
Well I could get you some nice pictures of the ashes. :p Already been in the stove and gone, despite being out in the woods after the ice and snow...
Hey there fwiend, we all like some hockey every now and again buddy, eh?:rofl: :lol:
What's in my trunk is what's left of the red maple I cut down, with a few rounds of a fallen red oak. The pictures of the smaller more damp rounds...
Not 100% sure if that leaf belongs to that tree could have just been picked up while I was dragging it through the woods. But it wouldn't surprise...
Well finished up the rounds for that red maple, and grabbed some of that fallen red oak. Well I had some free time and decided to GIBIR. And I...
Let him redeem himself by cutting up some red oak and then posting pictures of the aftermath.:saw::rofl: :lol:
I've gathered both. Red and White oak are a piece of cake compared to American Elm.
I think that's blasphemy on this site.:rofl: :lol:
I vote for red oak as well, seems to fit the profile nicely. And I've never heard of choke cherry before?
That's some prime seasoned wood there, and a nice shed to boot.:yes:
Alas I don't have a basement. But I keep my wood on a rack in the living room so I might try it there.
This is a neat idea. I place my 6 month old oak on top of my fire stove to help it dry faster, but I might try this instead.
A carb rebuild should also be on your list, that would explain your idling issue.
Go to your local Auto parts store and see if they'll let you use a pressure tester on the jug.
Mine happens to be my DD so I have to be a little nice about it, just not too nice.:thumbs:
Right down on the bump stops nice!
It's right in an area where we're trying to get more sunlight, otherwise I'd leave it alone.:yes:
Once I get what I have down taken care of I'm hitting the woods again and grabbing the fallen branches. There's quite a few beds of them. Grabbed...
