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HHoser reacted to sixonetonoffun's post in the thread Firewood thread!!! Let's see what you got!!!! with
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Windfall from my cousin's place a whopping 2 miles for this scrounge. He helped load n unload for bonus points. 5 loads of pine, 1 left... -
HOne of many standing dead elms to dump.
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HHoser reacted to hacskaroly's post in the thread Firewood thread!!! Let's see what you got!!!! with Like.
$5.99 in my area, still not bad.
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Heads up if y’all have a Tractor Supply close. Bar oil is on sale, 4.99/gal near me.
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HThe wood is sappier, like beech=water turkey oak=honey. A bowl of water evaporates fast, a bowl of honey does not. Beech dries the...
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HI use a bore/ plunge cut for forward lean trees or decay at the hinge area. I'd say that one cut for everything is not a good solution...
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HNot my best stump cut ever, but it got down on target. There was a little punk in this one but I knew that from the bore cuts I made to...
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HI find that only White Oak takes significantly longer to season, I think that's because White oak has pores that are typically plugged...
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HFirst big White Oak blew down, second one was in its way and had most of it's limbs stripped off by the blow down. They wanted me to...
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HHoser replied to the thread Hardness of wood VS BTU output.But what would the theory be on why oak takes so long to season if it’s similar hardness to white ash and sugar maple? We don’t have...
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HHoser replied to the thread Hardness of wood VS BTU output.I like the concept and agree with the premise. Not just because it reinforces my thoughts that a similar white ash and sugar maple are...
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HYou sound like me. I'd take Sugar Maple over anything. I have more of it available than everything else combined, I know how long it...
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HDensity = more carbon = more btu is my understanding. Osage is basically Coal that grows as far as energy content is concerned. I'm...
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HYes, on further looking on it I find that it is actually a variety of Dogwood (like the Flowering Dogwood) and the only type of Dogwood...
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HCornelian Cherry is very slow growing and tends to be more of a bush type plant, although apparently it can grow into a tree. Its...