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I would love to if they had it out or available when I bought mine, but I agree if that’s what’s available to him, it would definitely be better

If you’re not gonna be using it all the time, ms362 or 562 xp would be well within budget, give you enough room to buy an extra bar and chain, so you could buy the saw with an 18 inch bar and pick up a 25 inch bar if you need it for bigger stuff. That’s how I have my set up for firewood. I...

I don’t know where you’re located at but I live in Carolina, I get wood to process for about $50, sometimes free, and it’s usually a dump truck with about two cords of wood in it, hardwoods. If I had to pay 650 for a cord of wood I would save up my money for a couple years and buy the nicest...

The correct way to do that is to come the one day to get the logs and come back the next day to get the brush, except your truck breaks down you can’t make it back

Let me know if that works out for you maybe we can go in business together.

The longer handle may be inconvenient sometimes but the leverage really helps. Just my opinion

You’re welcome! The last thing the world needs is a picture of my butt floating around the Internet

Yep. Used my maul, too tough for the fiskars splitting axe. I split about five cords a year and I’m used to splitting, but that pear, It flat wore me out! It wasn’t as difficult as sweet gum and not nearly as easy as the oak I’m used to, but it was dumped in my yard for free so I’m not...

I don’t know if you can tell from the picture but that’s easily a cord and a half. Split it by hand in about six hours. It’s Bradford pear, which I’ve never burned before but has good BTU value. Anyone here ever use this for firewood?

The colors were pretty here in the south. Seemed a little more vibrant the usual actually. I’m glad they started using the word climate change and global warming. It’s not that I don’t think the world is warming up but there seems to be a dose of humility in the word climate change, global...

Yeah, I used really dry wood, Kilndried scraps of oak flooring typically 10%, To get my stove up to temperature before I start putting in cordwood. They definitely burn hot. I had some, uh, umm, pressing business to attend to. When I Thought I had the draft set right I left the stove, but it...

I sat with the fire for about 10 minutes after I got it started. I honestly thought everything was adjusted right. After I heard the first couple of wild poofs through the bathroom door I figured that was happening so I came running out to check on it. I’m glad nothing is damaged.

Here’s a video of it

So this morning I lit a fire in my woodstove And when it got going pretty good, I turn the draft down and went to take care of some business. I Heard a poof through the door, and heard my dog running by. Then I heard it again. So I left my business unattended for a moment to check on the stove...

There’s been times where using a wedge and hammered could split stuff, but I like using my chainsaw. It’s a 60 cc saw , will not do it qas fast as a 440 or 460 but it’s good enough for me.

You could put a sign up that says free wood chips.

I’ve had to cut some of those up. I get a lot of wood for free from tree companies and I get what they bring. There’s a lot of noodling to do but the wood burns hot.That being said I avoid it any time I can.

It’s pretty crazy that people think you’ll come in and do a $3000 job just to get some pieces of walnut.But I guess we wouldn’t have a craigslist laughs thread without them…

Something tells me you’re not in on the joke. It’s all right, just search YouTube for a highly available black walnut tree and you’ll see a fun little video. I don’t know if you were in on the threads about black walnut. must’ve been a few years ago. And you can keep your Coors light

How much will you pay me for my highly valuable black walnut tree? It is highly valuable.