+1, the 1st of april.smokinjay said:I like to have everything split and stack by April.
+1 - why wait if you can do it now? Cheers!Wood Duck said:I'd split as soon as possible, especially if you plan to burn it next winter.
smokinjay said:I like to have everything split and stack by April.
Works for a lot of woods, are you surprised?trailrated said:smokinjay said:I like to have everything split and stack by April.
Is that for burning the upcoming winter? Meaning S/S by April and burn it by October/November of the same year?
oldspark said:Works for a lot of woods, are you surprised?trailrated said:smokinjay said:I like to have everything split and stack by April.
Is that for burning the upcoming winter? Meaning S/S by April and burn it by October/November of the same year?
The correct wood spices (or dead) and stacked in single rows in wind and sun will give you great wood.trailrated said:oldspark said:Works for a lot of woods, are you surprised?trailrated said:smokinjay said:I like to have everything split and stack by April.
Is that for burning the upcoming winter? Meaning S/S by April and burn it by October/November of the same year?
No not surprised, because that's how I'll be rolling next winter lol. I'm behind on what I have to cut and split and hoping I'll be done by at least March.
bucketboy said:Should rounds be split now or can they wait till the snow melts and can be stacked right away?
I dont want to start a debate but from my experience wood does not dry very much in the cold temps so waiting till early spring still gets the wood as dry as splitting now.firefighterjake said:bucketboy said:Should rounds be split now or can they wait till the snow melts and can be stacked right away?
Depends . . . if you are hoping to use this wood for next Fall/Winter (2011-2012) I would split the wood sooner rather than later . . . if it's for use in another two years or so I would get to it when you are ready or able to . . . sooner is always better than later . . . but sometimes time is the issue.
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