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Saving rotting wood
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<blockquote data-quote="Mike PA" data-source="post: 1405825" data-attributes="member: 26616"><p>Depends on the wood whether it is worth it or not. Hackberry, elm, and silver maples tend to rot quickly. Oak and locust can last a long time. Best way to tell is to cut into it. If it is still hard, pull it out, cut it up, and get it covered and off the ground. Just getting them off the ground will help, but I would cut them to length as soon as possible and get it covered. A cheap tarp will do the trick.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike PA, post: 1405825, member: 26616"] Depends on the wood whether it is worth it or not. Hackberry, elm, and silver maples tend to rot quickly. Oak and locust can last a long time. Best way to tell is to cut into it. If it is still hard, pull it out, cut it up, and get it covered and off the ground. Just getting them off the ground will help, but I would cut them to length as soon as possible and get it covered. A cheap tarp will do the trick. [/QUOTE]
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