Just thought I'd share...I kept a little stack of about 4-5 rounds just to see how it splits frozen.
It split nasty when I cut it about 3months ago and now frozen its still nasty stringy stuff to split.
We are in the deep freeze here and been this way for a few weeks....could'nt bust it with the maul so thank goodness for hydraulics. When you run this stuff on the splitter you end up needing more of the stoke and then a final tug to pull apart the strings.
what the hay its free and theres only a couple of pieces of it. I couldnt imagine dealing with a truckload of large elm rounds and a maul.
It split nasty when I cut it about 3months ago and now frozen its still nasty stringy stuff to split.
We are in the deep freeze here and been this way for a few weeks....could'nt bust it with the maul so thank goodness for hydraulics. When you run this stuff on the splitter you end up needing more of the stoke and then a final tug to pull apart the strings.
what the hay its free and theres only a couple of pieces of it. I couldnt imagine dealing with a truckload of large elm rounds and a maul.