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Butternut?
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Keep guessing. Actually I didn't break it off at the base of the leaf but halfway along or so, so there are more leaflets on them normally.
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
Does it start with G?
i know it's NOT spruce!!!!
really looks like locust.
woodchip rookie
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Wait....I didn't realize who posted it. Thats not fair. idk crap about australian trees
I'm with Steve on this one , not spruce 
Olive is darker and shinier.
its Black Hickory oak spruce fir, a very rare hybrid.
its Black Hickory oak spruce fir, a very rare hybrid.
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Honey locust? Looks like the stuff I helped trim at the medical center in town.
We have a winner! I've been reading all you blokes' posts banging on about how good locust is and wondering what it would be like to have some then realised that I have one growing 3 metres from the front door at work! It is a smaller variant - a moptop pseudoacacia robinia but apparently the wood is much the same. The council had them aggressively pruned a couple of months ago, pretty much back to just the trunk. If I had known then what it was I would have claimed all the limbs.
SV6 Montana van , no whimpy 4 cylinders , nosiree
Daum that was a good van
Daum that was a good van
Absolutely loving the new (to me) stove! after a few minutes of the 3rd and final, proper, burn the paint smell was fading and it was gone half hour later. I then took it totally nuclear, I mean Fire of Hades, packed fire box and all vents open flue temps of about 700F, just to do any final paint cure and to test my seals. This stove is old and pre secondary burn tubes, so when i shut the primary and the air wash, it is indeed SHUT. Sure enough I can go from fire of Hades to flame out in a few seconds...yep, all joints properly sealed.
Now I thought cast iron was supposed to give a 'softer' heat than steel ( stove #1 is steel). well that's not my experience here! Jeez! this thing takes your eyebrows off with its radiant heat! My other stove needs a constructional hearth below the decorative, this one doesn't yet my IR thermometer shoes the bottom of its legs are at nearly 100C Pfff....the French have always been a bit Laise faire! Glad I have a constructional below this one too. my Oak floor 16" in front of the stove is at 55C! This 'Belge maybe small but t packs a mighty punch!
@Cowboy254 I forgot to say, I've nearly nearly dealt with the barbed wire and brick tree. I've only had it 14-16 months now. At least I can confirm Ash DOES dry in the round. I'm waiting for my 038Super back from my brother, he's forgotten to bring it twice now (honest forgets though I know). Ive about 4 rounds/part rounds that are unsplittable but I'm fairly confident are clean (famous last words...none of this tree was clean) and another 4 that are unsplittable and have wire but...big BUT, I'm fairly confident I know where the wire is (Ha ha! not a ******* chance! I've guessed wrong and trashed a chain every time so far, I may think I know, but I bet I'll see more sparks). Still can't believe bro felled a 3 stem, 2'6" ish cherry with an ms180, then borrowed my super to block up the bits. Is that proof that the 180 really IS a proper 'saw?
Now I thought cast iron was supposed to give a 'softer' heat than steel ( stove #1 is steel). well that's not my experience here! Jeez! this thing takes your eyebrows off with its radiant heat! My other stove needs a constructional hearth below the decorative, this one doesn't yet my IR thermometer shoes the bottom of its legs are at nearly 100C Pfff....the French have always been a bit Laise faire! Glad I have a constructional below this one too. my Oak floor 16" in front of the stove is at 55C! This 'Belge maybe small but t packs a mighty punch!
@Cowboy254 I forgot to say, I've nearly nearly dealt with the barbed wire and brick tree. I've only had it 14-16 months now. At least I can confirm Ash DOES dry in the round. I'm waiting for my 038Super back from my brother, he's forgotten to bring it twice now (honest forgets though I know). Ive about 4 rounds/part rounds that are unsplittable but I'm fairly confident are clean (famous last words...none of this tree was clean) and another 4 that are unsplittable and have wire but...big BUT, I'm fairly confident I know where the wire is (Ha ha! not a ******* chance! I've guessed wrong and trashed a chain every time so far, I may think I know, but I bet I'll see more sparks). Still can't believe bro felled a 3 stem, 2'6" ish cherry with an ms180, then borrowed my super to block up the bits. Is that proof that the 180 really IS a proper 'saw?
It was great on lawns for them resi scrounges
And Neil , while this is a load
This is when you're doing it right lol
And Neil , while this is a load
This is when you're doing it right lol
We have a WINNER!!!
I still feel inadequate. I may have just crammed a good cube of 'kin heavy green English Oak in the back of a wheezy 4 cylinder [cough] did I say, 220 PS? [/cough] [cough] Turbo works better than Vics vapours for 'wheezy' [/cough]. I may have just had the mud flaps dragging on the road home, twice, but I am always in awe of Dan, I tip my hat to you sir!
Turnkey
Try a piece of 1x4 about 2 foot long. put saw on ground slip the 1x4 though the handle and stand on the 1x4 . Works for me, my boots do not fit through the handle at all.
Good luck
Try a piece of 1x4 about 2 foot long. put saw on ground slip the 1x4 though the handle and stand on the 1x4 . Works for me, my boots do not fit through the handle at all.
Good luck
Great idea !
Cowboy, I didn't answer for two reasons, one I have two of them in my front yard and thought that would be cheating, and two, you said all you northerners. Now I live below the Mason Dixon line, that makes me a Southerner, and we Southerners, sometimes don't like to be called names like northerner or yankee and stuff like that. So I figured you meant those other good guys farther up north. Like SVK and Matt n Mike, they drive cool cars so they have to be alright. Kind of like that Holden is pretty cool. Anyway, just joking, don't want to start a civil war with chainsaws. And I do like Black Locust, I prefer it over Honey and the hybrids. Don't know if it burns any better. I do know that a fellow that was a climber for my Dad, made beer out of the seed pods from the big Honey Locust. If you seed the big brown seed pods, you can split the fat end open and they have a yellowish sticky substance in them that tastes just like honey, Joe.
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