Customer gave this to me today. Not much but mostly the correct length and easy to load. Pretty sure its Bradford pear. He had this log hand truck. Ive seen them but never used one. Worked great. Oh, and only my mother calls me Bradford!
Those 2-wheel log dollys have their place. I have one and use it fairly regularly. No idea on the wood type.
I knew i had seen one on here before. I really liked it. The guy does burn but doesnt process any wood.
I don't keep wood inside, except when a blizzard is forecasted. I'll load up that dolly and roll it right in next to the stove and remove the need to go out in bad weather.
Have you been hanging out with metalcuttr? Very little experience with BP but splits should reveal its true ID
The one ugly crotch section of Bradford pear I got back in the winter didn’t really “split”. It more or less shattered into a pile of unstackable gnarly shrapnel. I imagine I would’ve had similar results if I tried splitting a toilet bowl Still, I’d take more just because it’s out of the ordinary.
It burns nice with a good blue flame, equal to ash heat-wise…..dries in 1 year…smells nice too, worthy of S/S
Ive scrounged them! They do split easily...especially when they fall out of the PU...dont ask and very true story!
Smells nice and burns hot and long something like 26 million btus iirc. Id try the hydro on them the stuff I "split" by hand more so just broke into random chunks.
If that is Bradford Pear, & I think it is, sell it as smoker wood. It has a pretty sweet aroma/flavor to it.
Took the Isocore to a round today. Yup its Bradford pear. First split it shattered a bit and split easily.
