Finally had some log length delivered, this should put me one year ahead with what I have in the woods. Most of the wood is beech and hard maple with some cherry,soft maple and some ash. It should come out to be 10-12 face cord.
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maxed_out said:Hey Zap, nice load. I gotta ask you, everytime I'm up there (my nephew has a place in Jay) it seems like theres wood everywhere. I never really asked him about cutting wood in the Adirondack Park but I would think it can be done. I was wondering why if all that wood surrounds you, you still need to buy a load???? Just curious.
Larry said:Zap, those look like super clean logs. Big plus buying then in the winter.
lexybird said:how much did it cost? looks like around 250ish$ worth of wood in my area
Backwoods Savage said:Zap, if you make kindling, that soft maple is great! The soft maple is also good to put in along with some slower burning wood because it will get the rest of the wood burning. It seasons fast and burns hot yet, it does not burn as fast as one would think. We burn lots of it.
maxed_out said:Zap, how much wood you typically go thru a year? How often do you have to refill your wood stove each day?
I did an estimate for my nephew (again over in Jay) and if he was to burn 24/7 he'd go thru about 5-6 full cords in his Hampton. his stove seems to burn wood more slowly than ours. However, I'm 200+ miles south of you and we get away with a lot less than that. 2 cords would be a lot down here.
maxed_out said:I'm 200+ miles south of you and we get away with a lot less than that. 2 cords would be a lot down here.
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