Black Locust, No Seasoning Required!

[Elderthewelder]

I had no idea you do not need to season black locust, simply cut, split and burn, who knew

http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/for/2363251750.html

 

[NH_Wood]

Yeah, they're the wood bandit's all right! Cheers!

 

[Woody Stover]

I've got a couple of dead ones in the pipeline. Maybe they won't require much drying...
"Hottest burning wood..." Doesn't it just burn longer? Wouldn't Pine burn hotter? And wouldn't Hedge burn longer?

What does that say on the side of his truck? "Wood Bandit"? I wouldn't advertise that... :lol:

 

[Thistle]

"Wood Bandit" huh? Sounds like the f-ing lowlife wood stealing neighbors that lived behind me for several months.Well they got the message & moved away to Washington state last June. ;-)

Hey.... maybe its them with a new business? Plenty of wood for them to steal out in the PNW... :lol:

 

[SolarAndWood]

I wood love to see a truck that size back up and dump a load (or two or three) of BL rounds that size at my place. Picking these up and getting them in the trailer was a lot of work.

 

[smokinj]

I done some this spring. My stack fell over and I was pissed.....Burned pretty darn well!

 

[Woody Stover]

"Wood Bandit" huh? Sounds like the f-ing lowlife wood stealing neighbors that lived behind me for several months.Well they got the message & moved away to Washington state last June. ;-)

I was wondering what those flesh-colored stumps on your woodpile were... :lol:

I wood love to see a truck that size back up and dump a load (or two or three) of BL rounds that size at my place.

Man, those are huge! A lot bigger than any I've seen around here, but I didn't start looking at BL, wasn't aware of it's burn value, until recently...

 

[Bigg_Redd]

Black Locust, No Seasoning Required!

This is very nearly true