Search results

Care to share cost of that beauty Thx for info

Been doing some more research on line. This was good read:Wood-Boring Beetles in Homes Management Guidelines--UC IPM As was this:Insects from Firewood Looking at size of my holes, and grittiness of my crass, I may well have deathwatch instead of powderposts. Frustrating in that most info...

Seems the critters only bore like crazy into my beloved shag bark splits. Ash, cherry, Mulberry and Walnut not a hole a one. Shag bark has literally piles of crass all around it after 8 months in shed Noticed they only go after splits that have one side with bark Suspect powder post beetles...

Last pic looks like ash bark No idea of other pics

Question A 4X4X8 pretty closely stacked pile of unsplit rounds will yield more or less than a cord split and stacked ready to burn ????. Thought I saw a conversion here before, but cannot find again Thx

Just a suggestion from an old farmer Please do some research and inform yourself about the milli-seconds it takes for tractors to flip on top of driver when using as you say...... "a chain on the drawbar to drag logs" Regards

Let 'er soak Cut a shallow 'bowl' on the clean top of the stump; like funnel described above fill with drain oil thinned with kero or old stale gas Keep topped off for a spell when last 'top off' is fully absorbed.... torch 'er off Have a cee-gar and watch the stump go up in smoke

My old farmer pal loved to sell that kind of wood. Called it "yuppie wood" because it was so easy to get a good fire going when both come home from work late and tired Don't need boy scout fire starting skills with that stuff That outer inch is best 'starter' wood you will ever find

YES There are a couple manufacturers for double wall pipe thermo Here is one http://www.amazon.com/FlueGardTM-Thermometer-temperatures-SPECIFICALLY-DOUBLE-WALLED/dp/B000LZDVAU Note that both customer reviews are very good, but one cautions to drill hole slightly smaller than instructions for...

Exactly Works great and Costs nothing Some frugal old farmers do not even 'waste' kitty litter Sawdust or last sweep job of cement floor dust, or handful of sandy soil works OK too Only them 'city folk' would even think we are talking about using soaked logs or drip systems for...

Am I being too simplistic in assuming that the cap pictured is designed to 'weathervane' so as to always keep the wind to the rear ???

Jotul F600 Firelight heats my 150 year center hall old farmhouse very satisfactorily for past 8 years. Had one of original Vermont Castings Defiants before that.... circa 1975 model Secondary burn and increased efficiency of F600 was like night and day

Hate to be the exception But I have been doing just that for over 2 decades in the barrel stoves I use in Farm shop Just throw one soaked log in with usual reload of 4-5 non soakers No complains from neighbors, wifeeee, no chimney/stove problems, and no cancer...just more cheap BTUs Anyone...

Black Walnuts grow just great from seed. Squirrels manage to plant at least a dozen or so for me every year in my mulched areas. Have two nice fencerows (well away from lawns) lined with transplants.

Looks like great 'wooder' Per chance would finding the grizzly make you want to sell that Gravely rider in background ??

My favorite 'monkey piss' around Farm is "Kroil" About 20 years ago, I needed an odd hub for a 69 Ford Dumper Went to Junkie pal, and he found one axle deep in mud and rusted like you cannot believe He got out, dug mud away, gave it good shot of Kroil, and a couple whacks with Ball Peen...

About 202,000 results (0.43 seconds) Search Results 1. Log Splitters - Wood Splitters, Firewood Processors and other ... RamSplitter.com Home of the Original 16 Ton Compact Log Splitter and Design your ... Cornell Industrial Corporation, RR2 US Route 6. Laceyville PA 18623...

Fer me If'n I already had an idle box stove; that is choice one If'n I was gonna make a barrel stove, a single barrel model would be plenty for what you describe. Just put a layer of tile or sand on bottom, a good damner in the pipe and fire 'er up

Agree with all above cautions about resulting creosote Another BIG consideration for me is the *wasted heat* when burning wet wood; especially oak A significant amount of the heat of burning must be used to remove the moisture above the beloved 20% number In effect you are taking one of...

36 feet of double wall pipe is gonna require quite a bunch of $$$$ Would have to do more research to see if that expense would ever be cost effective Are you considering the sealed or the vented double wall ??