Another wood i.d. question

[crater22]

could someone id this wood for me. I have no idea but I do know that it burns hot. Loaded 5 pcs the other day and about had to open some windows. No really a bad thing, is it.

Also, these splits are 16" long and 7" across. Is that to big to burn together?

Many thanks in advance

 

[Ncountry]

Ash or oak



Didn't see pic of piece stacked in the back... Ash is the final answer.

 

[nrford]

Ash

 

[Wood Duck]

I usually can't get a good burn without at least three splits of similar size, so no, those splits aren't too big to burn together - as long as you can get three in the stove together.

 

[GibsonJ45]

looking at the bark on one split in the back... looks more like black locust. Ash has that diamond shaped bark. Locust has that thick rough bark and burns hot. and that yellowy tinge and grain pattern splitting looks like locust too. Also from the pics it looks really dry

 

[HackBerry]

Looks like an Emerald Ash Borer victim.

 

[Applesister]

The wood might have been cut dead standing. And the yellow tinge might be fungal stains.
I think you have a couple different species.

 

[Woody Stover]

White Ash...great stuff! The 91 loves it .

 

[dyner]

View attachment 151316 could someone id this wood for me. I have no idea but I do know that it burns hot. Loaded 5 pcs the other day and about had to open some windows. No really a bad thing, is it.

Also, these splits are 16" long and 7" across. Is that to big to burn together?

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It's a Boxelder in my opinion. Looks just like one I felled last year. Bark included.

 

[PA. Woodsman]

Another vote for Ash....

 

[terry205]

If you can make a baseball bat out of it it is ash if you cant it is oak

 

[aansorge]

I cut a lot of box elder and that ain't it!