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I Identify as a Gen Xer lol. Burn 10- 12 full cords/year in my Hardy H2 cut and split and stacked by only me. Much of what I burn would have been burned as brush by my FIL who farms and spends his free time pushing brush and cleaning out fence rows. So I figure I’m making good use of the wood...

Thanks for the heads-up bought from Fordf150. Saw ships Monday!

No but I will thanks!

Thinking about buying a 6100 with 20" b/ 3/8 chain for 523, no tax and free shipping from SLE in Tennessee. Any better deals out there?

About 1/3 of what I burned by this time last year. Hardy H2 with dhw.

Planted these berries from dormant stock on April 8th. more on the way!

Deer are a big problem here, they eat the tops out of garden plants and shrubs. My golden retriever works about as well as anything I've tried, soap, human hair predator urine etc. Usually don't eat much. I built this this spring and the only pests so far have been spider mites. Sprayed for...

my lawn mower is 14 years old and is the best although she does complain occasionally when I ask her to go mow the grass:msp_smile:

planted tomatoes and a few peppers this morning Raspberries are leafing out Ready for warm weather...

I paid a little over 600 for my 2165 and a 20 inch b/c. I would buy another one for half of new if it was lightly used. Mine is beat up and used and I wouldn't take less than that for it:msp_biggrin: Good luck

I add compost and homemade "bio char" and depending on the crop, starter fertilizer. I think composted cardboard would be an excellent amendment. my guess is that Raw cardboard might take away nutrients from the crop by raising the Carbon:Nitrogen ratio also I don't know what else is in...

http:// 45 and windy outside 80 inside, strawberries planted Last week are growing!

I use my Kentucky high wheel walking cultivator all summer long.

I've had this one for about 10 years. http://http://www.gemplers.com/product/151025/Garden-Hose-Reel-Wagon-Commercial-duty-Steel. Kinda pricy and a little clumsy to move but it is stout:msp_thumbsup:

I've had my 2165 for about 10'years and still like it! It's a good reliable saw no problems r issues so far. I've got a 24 inch hard nose bar on it currently. Have fun!

Thanks my H2 is a flamethrower too. I preciate the info! I checked into a catalytic Hardy a few years ago but I've heard negative reviews on that model. I am interested in this option

How does it ake the stove more efficient?

Yes, lots of coals and smaller pieces ( split if possible ) of dry wood is what has worked for me during this 80 degree week in October. Good luck

Not really :msp_wink: that mad. They are nice specimen trees and excellent firewood. Just not something I want growing up in pastures or my fencerows. I do Tordon what I can't get with the D5. I always enjoy checking off the different locust species in cities like Chicago. Always amazes me how...

Good point, My Hardy will go out because of this early in the season. Another thing I do is shake the wood down morning and night. I use a 1" diameter 3' long hedge stick prod the fire and get good contact wood to ashes. :cheers: Add a piece or two off wood when it's warm and I am usually...