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Got everything that I had left split. Just gotta get the kids to help me stack it.

I bought a fiskars maul a couple of years ago and love it. I have essentially retired my others. Considered buying a splitter, but with that maul and the straight wood I cut, I think it would be a waste. Maybe when I get older.

-10F outside and 75F inside. Hopefully that’s as close as I get.

I have been running a Clayton 1802g for three seasons now. I have had no issues except for not really liking the draft blower hooked up to the thermostat. Ended up just running it manually and did away with the draft blower. I heat about 3000 sq ft, always at least 74* inside. I probably burn...

Never had much trouble with it burning. I never load up all locust either. usually mix it with some poplar or cherry.

Got one side of my old barn floor filled. Working on the other side of it ever freezes her again. Hard to see, about 7 cords here.

I burn quite a bit of it. Definitely takes a while to dry. I ask because we have a stand of BL between two fields. Only cut the stuff that falls in storms. Just hate to burn up valuable wood, but I will, it keeps me plenty warm.

Been reading a little bit and was wondering what kind of market, if any, is there for black locust logs in Indiana? Just curious

Furnace holds up to 35". Started cutting around 26-30" but seemed to not season very well. I have since cut down to 18-20". We will see what happens. Getting more than one year ahead now too, that should help.

Just built these out of skids today. Hopefully about 10 more to come and hopefully wood still dries good

Does anybody know the dimensions of Yukons heat dump? Looking to buy one but can't find the specs on their website

No, it was all wrapped, just looked like it wasn't handled very well

Got my Fiskars maul via FedEx yesterday. Looked at the handle and it had some chunks out of it so I refused delivery, Gonna have to wait a little while longer I guess

That is what I was thinking, just looking for a second opinion

Using a Clayton 1802. I was wondering about the "secondary heat chamber". Is it supposed to be burning up there or just create a longer smoke path? Us Stove lady said there shouldn't be flames up there but I hear others say that there should be. Just wondering if anybody had any experience with...

Stuff I can't get is piled up waiting for friends splitter

Just been using a good ole 8lb maul

I have furnace, Clayton 1802. Indoor, and I probably burn around 7-8 cords. Lot less this year. Splitting mostly ash, locust, sycamore and oak when I can find it. Mostly smaller stuff so a 22 ton should do the trick. I had been cutting them around 30" long but decided this year to shorten it up...

Considering buying a splitter. Maybe in the spring they will be on sale. Just looking for some recommendations. Looking at a dirty hand tools 27 ton or a swisher 28 ton(I think). Not getting rid of the mauls, still have two sons that need those

I guess I will go with basswood. Pretty sure that it is not poplar or ash. Sending it to the shoulder season pile