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<blockquote data-quote="Dirtboy" data-source="post: 4594190" data-attributes="member: 113513"><p>When I first started burning, I was checking charts for BTUs and the what, and over the years noticed the same variance in the different charts. Don't pay attention to them anymore, experience shows you what keeps you the warmest with the wood you have available to you. I prefer ash & maple and the occasional red oak I can get my hands on. I also have some gray birch that I want to cut down and get split in time to burn for next years shoulder season. Members here have said it gets punky if left on the rack too long, and I have gray birch growing all over, so I might as well make use of it. I'll save the good stuff for the frigid months.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dirtboy, post: 4594190, member: 113513"] When I first started burning, I was checking charts for BTUs and the what, and over the years noticed the same variance in the different charts. Don't pay attention to them anymore, experience shows you what keeps you the warmest with the wood you have available to you. I prefer ash & maple and the occasional red oak I can get my hands on. I also have some gray birch that I want to cut down and get split in time to burn for next years shoulder season. Members here have said it gets punky if left on the rack too long, and I have gray birch growing all over, so I might as well make use of it. I'll save the good stuff for the frigid months. [/QUOTE]
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