I took advantage of the mild temps and split my Sandy/scrounged/inherited wood pile. I am estimating a little over 2 cords in about 6 hours? I thought I was going to take advantage of my Fiskars, but a friend told me to give his splitter a try. That thing worked great! Funny how I get a wood stove and we have such a mild winter. My luck. I am guessing we used about a cord and a half so far. I attribute that to being a new wood burner and liking it warm in the house.
![My first large process. Not bad for a days work. My first large process. Not bad for a days work.](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/89/89268-ab4082f0ee99cbca090485c6e9ea5ee6.jpg)
I am thinking of taking down that large pine behind the splitter. Should I keep it or have it hauled away? I am not afraid to burn pine, but was wondering how long it takes to season pine. I am also not crazy about that vine. I think there is some poison ivy mixed in.
![My first large process. Not bad for a days work. My first large process. Not bad for a days work.](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/89/89269-abfbe60803f7fae7e2954d41646e1b91.jpg)
![My first large process. Not bad for a days work. My first large process. Not bad for a days work.](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/89/89268-ab4082f0ee99cbca090485c6e9ea5ee6.jpg)
I am thinking of taking down that large pine behind the splitter. Should I keep it or have it hauled away? I am not afraid to burn pine, but was wondering how long it takes to season pine. I am also not crazy about that vine. I think there is some poison ivy mixed in.
![My first large process. Not bad for a days work. My first large process. Not bad for a days work.](https://www.hearth.com/talk/data/attachments/89/89269-abfbe60803f7fae7e2954d41646e1b91.jpg)