I like it, those colors look great together
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Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Done a little back yard scrounging lately. Thought this tree was much smaller looking at it every day through the kitchen window. Turns out it’s 22 inches across the base. Biggest tree I’ve fell to date.
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Very nice! Looks like good splitting wood.
James Miller
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I like the looks also. The 2300 won't be needing that bar any time soon seeing as someone burned up the P/C some time in the 1980sI like it, those colors look great together
. Outside of it is spotless though.tpence2177
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Oh yeah! Red oak is very easy to split when it’s fresh lol.
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I call a motion to REVOKE a scrounger licence! For the offences of:
a. Turning down zogger wood, aka no split wood
b. walking past wood on the doorstep
c. passing by Oak and locust. I bet even spruce.
Will anyone second this motion?
I concur! There is no way I would ever allow firewood within 10 yards of my property go unscrounged, it's just wrong. It simply goes against scrounging etiquette. Heck, I'd even scrounge spruce just for the laughs. I'm not convinced that having enough already is a satisfactory excuse. I have two winter's worth bone dry and a further winter's worth half dry but all I can think about is going and scrounging more. Admittedly, the summer heat has wilted the flesh a bit but the spirit wants to scrounge and summer will pass. Actually, I don't think I have seen photographic evidence of @Philbert 's scrounges. I hope he's not just running the gas furnace.
Actually, the neighbour has five large leaning radiata (Monterey) pines that are getting past their use-by date. They're kinda like spruce in a way aren't they? I'd scrounge those. Mix in with our grouse Aussie hardwood, should be great! The arborist asked (on their behalf) if he could take them down on our side of the property boundary a while back but we've heard nothing since.
Slight change of subject - sometimes I worry about creosote and the flue catching fire when it is really cranked up. Having never looked in there it could have been coated. However, a few months ago, a good thunderstorm blew the chinaman's hat off the flue.
That gave me an opportunity to peer down there when I stuck it back on. Even after shoulder season slow burning, it was almost like a gun barrel. A very light coat of ash and a little black stuff. No big globules of creosote anywhere. There's something to be said for burning dry wood.
Yes, Cowgirl was in form last night. Was that what you were asking about?
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
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Dont. Stop.
James Miller
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Just checked Hanover to Groveport 6 hours 15 minutes. Need to get my jeep fixed I could make a weekend trip.
Philbert being Philbert turned down the wood but he couldn’t resist.......... and offered to sharpen the boys chains
I guess I just had my card burned and unceremoniously kicked out. I've got a load of dead Oak on the truck now. I've got a bunch of 6-8 inch Hickory on there too. The only reason the hickory is taking up space that could be filled with Oak is, it was on the driveway, and it was farther to throw it back in the woods, so I threw it on the truck.I call a motion to REVOKE a scrounger licence! For the offences of:
a. Turning down zogger wood, aka no split wood
b. walking past wood on the doorstep
c. passing by Oak and locust. I bet even spruce.
Will anyone second this motion?
woodchip rookie
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You're going to need something bigger than a jeep. I don't know how but the guys over at the construction site dropped 2 of the big red oaks at the entrance so I could get to them.
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Wowzers! yep, that is a big twig right there
Yikes! Looks like there are some vertical cracks in it anyhow so once each cookie tips over you can quarter them and the quarter again. Or noodle the log then cut a cookie from each side and the halves will separate.
James Miller
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The jeep is what I would have. I'd still be a guy running a second saw and that gets the work done faster.
Steve, is that crew for hire?
James Miller
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I put a little time on the 3/8lp setup this morning. These saws oil like a busted pipeline I turned it all the way down and it' still a bit much. The safety chain leaves me wanting. May have to have @farmer steve fix that for me next time he stops by the stihl dealership.
I like lots of oil, I like my oil tank empty when the fuel is empty. That one looks nice and wet.
