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I get lost of bug dust from hickory and hackberry is real bad for insect bored dust by the piles!!!!!

No help?? It could be either, but I'm voting hickory until better informed......Haven't cut either in quite awhile...Holtby

I always thought that would be a "Gold mine" or on the other side of the coin "You gotta be crazy" to pay that for a few sticks of split oak???? I'm just say'in!!!!

We had a couple of real nice days 74* Monday & 69* Tuesday, now back to the cool side?????

Dude with all that body hair you don't need a shirt!!!!! Lol:clap:

It smacks of the "Propane Highs????" this season:buttkick:

I've always wondered about the SOL thing too with pellets. My brother had a corn stove for yrs. but he didn't run it this season? I hate being at the mercy of a manufacture's supply and demand:(

Too lean a mixture somehow....dirty/clogged jets or sucking air into intake somewhere????

I've seen that same black discoloration around deeply imbedded barbed wire too. It turns a pretty good size area of wood black from leaching or oxidation I guess? I've been pretty lucky to avoid metal objects except in a property line big mulberry tree that sure dulled my chain quick!!!!:(

Welcome aboard..that pile looks ready for my buzz saw :D

I'm with you 100%, I just cut down one that's been dead for several yrs. All the outer sap(white ring) is pretty much gone and it splits like a dream and burns good right there with black cherry, most of the denser(not doddy?) elms, hackberry, etc. I'm grateful for it!!!!!:D

I had one of those from Menards about 6 yrs. ago and was pretty proud of the thing & concept till it quit working (too much heat) and later found out that the air was moving naturally almost as fast as with the "Ecofan" so I'd rate it as an "interesting novelty" at best?? I'd buy a "real...

I've always wondered about those little air holes & channels too?????:dizzy:

Probably blood thinners or maybe the exertion of running chainsaw bent over????

We still know "how to" do it too:D

I grew up with just huge tossed up piles of wood, no stacking and no way sorted? I do stack all my wood now, that's about all the OCD that I indulge in my firewood categorization;)

Very Cool!!!& Old School.....Love it:chop:

Had upper 50's Saturday, that was the best we'll see in awhile. Cut down a big dead elm tree yesterday, for something to beat cabin fever?? Winter's getting kind of "Old & Waaaaay Over stayed it's welcome" like an unwanted house guest!!!! Good riddance for sure :mad:

I think that's pretty cool that your Dad & Uncle are still working on & fixing things and that your Uncle is still cutting & hand splitting that wood at 73!!!!!