At that it was better wood than many people have, still had to suck with that dense of wood. Do you know what the moisture content was?cptoneleg said:
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I had read on here about the new stoves and dry wood, so by june I had css three cords of chesnut oak, stacked single rows with small splits when I started burning MM read an average of 30%, I had about one cord left from year before that averaged 20%, I mixed these and was very satisfied with the heat.
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At first I thought that was a side attachment to the tractor. If so that would be for some major sized burn pits.
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Oops, guess it does look like that! That would be a huge fire pit to be sifting! I will tell the wife I need a bigger garage!
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