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Jasha, Thanks for getting the chains back to me in PA so quickly. Couldn't wait to try one out today and it really can cut. I have 6 more I will be sending your way. Can you do 16" chain for my 261? It is 0.325 pitch, 0.063 (not safety). Thanks again, CK

Paid $530, 16". Non-MTronic.

I have an 026 over 20 years old and a 261. The 261 uses less gas. Running 16" bars on both.

Go with a 261.

Ash can be burned green. Split the center (oldest part without bark) out and set aside. That will be the driest. In a pinch I have burn ash centers green and it doesn't even sizzle.

I think they need a wound to get into a tree. Cut down a big hickory the other day with a nest at least 15 feet up in the tree starting at a dead branch, the rest of the tree was fine.

Burned fast with lots of sparks for me, but if it is free...

Hickory for sure. Good stuff, it will still be heavy 2 years from now.

Burns fine. I had a bunch of it from street trees spliting open in ice storms. Nice fruit wood.

I burn my Fuego insert everyday for heating my little 1100 sq.ft. two story. I did line the old chimney with a 7 inch liner.

Sycamore. It is in the maple family.

What you need is a woodshed. Dried maple is like a sponge.

I burned all of my oak (2 years old) and now working on the hickory (Pignut-1 year old), 4 times the ashes. Yikes! It is burning fine after 1 year in the woodshed.

Tulip is a huge tree, up to 200 feet tall. Aspen is much smaller.

I haven't used a grate in years.

Looks like gum, Good luck splitting it! If it's ash, it will be a joy to split by hand.

Black birch is fine firewood!

Noodle and split. But I hate short wood.

Where I grew up in NJ they had signs posted along the turnpike saying "trees treated with noxious spray", if you stole a tree and brought it in it would stink up your house. I'm not sure if the people who would steal a tree would even understand the sign.

Sorry I don't know him and haven't done any ice fishing. I do see guys out all winter, the lake freezes over about Jan. 15th.