Pine Burners
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firefighterjake
Minister of Fire
even 12 inch square pieces are probably well seasoned after 3 to 4 years.
I've burned a pine barn - boards, beams and joists
even the posts and joists I had to be careful not to throw a whole bunch in at the same time
the boards burned like slabs - fast and furious
lots of square cut nails
I've burned a pine barn - boards, beams and joists
even the posts and joists I had to be careful not to throw a whole bunch in at the same time
the boards burned like slabs - fast and furious
lots of square cut nails
firefighterjake said:Probably . . . if not on the ground . . . but why would you ever need to buy pine Zap???
I just decided to search firewood when I was on craigslist, I have all the wood I can handle. Jake great looking shed and I see you have some wood left from 09.
zap
SolarAndWood
Minister of Fire
firefighterjake
Minister of Fire
zapny said:firefighterjake said:Probably . . . if not on the ground . . . but why would you ever need to buy pine Zap???
I just decided to search firewood when I was on craigslist, I have all the wood I can handle. Jake great looking shed and I see you have some wood left from 09.
zap
Actually while I did have wood left over from 2009-2010's wood burning season . . . I mark the date on the wood when I load it into the shed . . . hence the "2009" date means it was loaded into the shed in the Fall of 2009 after having been outside for a year . . . should burn nice this Fall when I get done burning my chunks, punks and uglies.
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