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Yea, I'll take 'em! And a 100 more like 'em!:outtahere2: I have enough wood but I'm in no hurry to burn it up.

I'm in the process of installing a foot bridge using a 19ft 16in dia. white oak log over a stream. I'm looking for a wood preservative for it. I want it to have a natural finish, no stain. I'm leaning towards cedar oil. I'm having trouble finding it local. What do you all think? Do you have any...

This has been the worst year for yellow jackets here. We can not even site on the front porch because of them. My wood pile is covered with them and bald faced hornets. hard to work around the wood in these conditions.:msp_angry:

I like those little scores! A little here and a little there sure adds up.:msp_thumbup:

Out of the mouth of babes!:rock:

Very nice! The wife and I have been looking for one for a summer kitchen but like you said...... too much $$$$$$. Looks like you will get many years ot of that stove.

A lot of factors....... type of wood, time under water, how much air flow, ect. I would not give up on it this year. Maybe use the bottom of the stack later on in the heat season. I would be conserned about contaminants. Some stove warranties go away when this type of wood is used. My $.02

What's the old saying......... Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it! :rock:

You must be livin' right!!:msp_thumbup:

Dumb question....... Does the choke close all the way? My $.02

Ha! I'm with ya on this. I have been doing the same thing with Kubota, Kiote and JD and talk about sticker shock.Needles to say I'm still with-out a tractor. I will be following this very closely.

I second this. I got some maple and several diff. oak localy and planted. Had about 50% on oak and near 100% on maple. I now have about 10 new trees started this year and I will do more this fall.

Hey.... I know that engine! I have one just like it. I look forward to your report on how it performs! I do have one guestion. How does that engine handle the side load on the crank from the belt? I got mine for direct couple.:confused:

I spend $50 a cord already cut. All i do is split it! All good to great hardwoods! Local saw mill cutting crossties. I get the tie ends. Very clean to split due to no bark. Drawback is length varies.