Can someone identify please?
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mark cline
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Looks like Rock Maple , dense and heavy even when dry. What is the moisture content now. I'll bet its about 20%.
husky345 vermont resolute
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American Elm and a definitely ready by next fall wood. Good score.
Thanks for the help. It sure didnt split like ash, a little stringy and hard.There's another that is sitting behind this one but it has a huge widow maker hanging in it so that will have to wait till it falls down.
claydogg84
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American Elm is terribly stringy and I personally only think it's mediocre firewood. Dont risk playing with that widow maker for the other one.
I'm staying away from that. This was at my buddy's house and he got a call from his neighbor while we were there. He has a huge red oak that came down during sandy that clipped his deck when it fell. He had someone come remove the limbs that were close to the house and left the rest. He said we can have it all, thats where I'm headed next.
TheBigIron
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