With a name like that, you must be lucky:cool:
Ash is my fav!
Welcome, big X27 fan!
MJ-tell camp all the good stuff you have.
Nice! Burning soft maple, hackberry, and ash here.
What are you burning up there camp?
And guess who joins the FHC??!!!
Great call Kevin. I bought one new chainsaw and paid for gas/oil through loads I've sold!
I was told by an old timer, who btw has forgotten more about woodcutting than i will ever know, to cut and burn right away. I didn't know any better.
I wasn't on this site a week and i bought a new Stihl 250!!
Hackberry burns well. I've been told to burn it within a year or it gets willowy.
I messed around with my MM yesterday when I was splitting. Nice to have at least a general idea of what the moisture level is.
Oldspark, where you at in NW Iowa? I'm from the Lawton-Bronson area.
I have a decent sized outdoor pit so I don't worry about it. Buddy of mine is helping, and by helping I mean doing the work, putting a wood...
Cool man thanks, or i might just wear my FHC shirt, have the meter out, and burn away!
Oh ya, one of the first things I bought after getting on this site!
no sir i'm not. Just wondering before I sold a load. I didn't know the correct way to test it. Knew some of you guys would. Thanks!
So..... the plan should be to split a few pieces and check for moisture before selling/using?
Is it accurate to measure moisture level from the ends then?
Ash and soft maple. It's readily available and free to harvest.