Thank goodness Tractor Supply told me "now is the time to cut, split and burn wood"!

[D8Chumley]

Make a few shorties/uglies bins and just toss them in it

 

[kennyp2339]

Tractor supply will probabaly run a sale in November / December (after the cold snap) promoting there red stone fire bricks at $1.50 higher than they are now

 

[FishHarder]

at least they will dry quick

 

[PA. Woodsman]

at least they will dry quick

Good job....they'll burn just fine!

 

[FishHarder]

Which my cherry would be ready for winter

 

[PA. Woodsman]

Which my cherry would be ready for winter

Looks good! Where in PA. are you located? LOTS of us PA. guys on here!

 

[FishHarder]

Delaware County

 

[PA. Woodsman]

Delaware County

Just down South of me, towards Philly.....

 

[FishHarder]

Yeah I am by Paoli. Have a tree service buddy. I do weld repair and HVAC service for him and he is now getting me all the wood I want.

 

[Big Chris]

Hello from west chester

 

[NickDL]

I'm also another Pa guy up in Hilltown, HI! You wouldn't believe the number of people that I've come across who've been burning for years and always burn what they cut that year or what is delivered as "seasoned". These are also the same people who would never burn pine. Oh well, some people don't want to learn something new because it works for them. I can only imagine how much more heat they would get if they seasoned their wood properly.

 

[kennyp2339]

Vernon NJ

 

[Rebelduckman]

The stove shop down the road has a similar message on their electronic sign.

TSC is right in a way. It is getting to be that time of year again, as Applesister says. I try not to work up firewood over summer, it's just too hot and muggy for that kind of thing. Come on fall, I'm ready.

Come to think of it, I need to order a replacement baffle for our stove before too much longer. The one that's in there is on borrowed time.

Just got one from englander for cost. 30 bucks. Great customer service

 

[Vikestand]

I wonder if tractor supply will advertise snow blowers in December?

 

[PA. Woodsman]

I wonder if tractor supply will advertise snow blowers in December?

Well that wouldn't be quite AS bad as there is no "seasoning" involved with snow!