Burning these dry woods today, I can really see why they are so superior to the others, they create such a Large Hot Base Of Coals...... That creates an amazing mass of heat.....
Red Oak and Black Locust.....
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I was confused by the 2nd post being January 9th 2014. But now I get it. A resurrected previous post.
Yeah...2 headers in the battle of keeping the wolf away from the door. Helps keep the stove and pipes clean too.
Im assuming they are sharing the load together?
Like double chocolate brownies.
Yeah...2 headers in the battle of keeping the wolf away from the door. Helps keep the stove and pipes clean too.
Im assuming they are sharing the load together? Like double chocolate brownies.
Ha, I created that post last year at this time and all of a sudden it popped up as I started this new one, unreal......
That is so weird because I did not look at the most recent posts at all. When I resurrected the post I noticed after. Coincidence?
HarvestMan
Burning Hunk
Please tell me those pics are from a brand new firebox. Those bricks look brand new. My firebox don't look nothing like that.
Have plenty of white/red oak, but so far no BL. Hoping to get some soon and look forward to burning a combined load when they are seasoned.
Have plenty of white/red oak, but so far no BL. Hoping to get some soon and look forward to burning a combined load when they are seasoned.
That box is 2 years old, it been black before, but when you burn good dry hardwood, it becomes like new....
Badfish740
Minister of Fire
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Paulywalnut
Minister of Fire
Nice pics. Love the locust. Big 3 year seasoned pieces give nice heat and big coals. Blue flames too.
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