The big splits are great i have them set aside on a separate stack. I'm not so sure that they are 9x9 though. I use them when we want an all day burn or an overnight burn. I find that one big piece burns slower but longer and that it gives off a moderate heat for a longer time. And definitely only added on a good bed of hot coals.
Burning monster splits
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Rangerbait
Feeling the Heat
I like big splits and I cannot lie...
Although, as mentioned the
Blaze King doesn’t really care what size the splits are.
Although, as mentioned the
Blaze King doesn’t really care what size the splits are.
2broke2ride
Burning Hunk
Splitting everything by hand, I run into some pieces that have to stay big.
This is actually a crotch from an Ash tree i just jammed in there. Going to -13 tonight, figure a good time to burn it.
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This is actually a crotch from an Ash tree i just jammed in there. Going to -13 tonight, figure a good time to burn it.
