Now your talking ! It will get in your blood, keep the locust for the New wood stove, unless you get the $500Don't really have any other to sell, I was just curious about its value in this area. I have a fireplace so I don't have the need for as much wood as you stove owners but since I've been in this forum you guys have me wanting and insert and a wood stove. Thanks.
looks like ill be cutting down some shag bark in the woods.
Yeah. Three years stacked. And two tons of pellets in the basement. My last wood cutting. Beyond that somebody is gonna dump split wood in the yard. A man has just gotta know his limitations.
Don't really have any other to sell, I was just curious about its value in this area. I have a fireplace so I don't have the need for as much wood as you stove owners but since I've been in this forum you guys have me wanting and insert and a wood stove. Thanks.
Going to get a load of locust tomorrow and was wondering if rounds season out good? Was going to leave some hole for night fires and long day fires for next winter.
On left 1/2 cord mostly 2 yr Locust...on right fresh-cut long dead locust pretty low moisture (approx 18%) although still light colored...another pic of 1/2 cord of 1 1/2 - 2 yr locust...anybody have an idea what I can sell a half cord of this 2 yr stuff in Pgh area now and would the price differ say after Christmas into the colder weather? Thanks...oh yeah, it fell over once...
Going to get a load of locust tomorrow and was wondering if rounds season out good? Was going to leave some hole for night fires and long day fires for next winter.
Albert,On left 1/2 cord mostly 2 yr Locust...on right fresh-cut long dead locust pretty low moisture (approx 18%) although still light colored...another pic of 1/2 cord of 1 1/2 - 2 yr locust...anybody have an idea what I can sell a half cord of this 2 yr stuff in Pgh area now and would the price differ say after Christmas into the colder weather? Thanks...oh yeah, it fell over once...
Going to get a load of locust tomorrow and was wondering if rounds season out good? Was going to leave some hole for night fires and long day fires for next winter.
just the way I started stacking...recently I saw in the forum where a couple of guys said to stack it bark side down...I finish off the stack with half-rounds bark side up on top and top cover in rain and snow...I wonder if it matters how you stack it...Albert,
Looks like you are a bark down stacker. Any logic to why? Some folks do it up and others down.
Take care,
Tim
You are correct, Sir!Maybe $125 on CL? or $300 with Steeler stickers on each split....yinz can sell ANYTHING up there with a steeler logo LOL...
Yes...I'm looking for a small stove for the basement...back in the day some of my cajun relatives had wood stoves on the bayou in homes and fishing camps...a lot of oaks and pecan trees grew along the bayous that weren't too close to the gulf before man-made canals started salt water intrusion...my uncle cut down a huge pecan tree and I took about all of it, it made awesome firewood...Now your talking ! It will get in your blood, keep the locust for the New wood stove, unless you get the $500
Yes, a reason to hoard more....And they you want to be 3 years ahead on the wood.
just the way I started stacking...recently I saw in the forum where a couple of guys said to stack it bark side down...I finish off the stack with half-rounds bark side up on top and top cover in rain and snow...I wonder if it matters how you stack it...
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