Eastern Hemlock

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Stax

Stax

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Dec 22, 2010
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Southeastern PA
This stack is from the Eastern Hemlock we just cut. Should burn fine for next shoulder season.
 

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Yep
Should be ready to go when the snow flys.
A pallet or 2 under it would help the bottom splits dry better.
Nice stack.
 
Stax said:
This stack is from the Eastern Hemlock we just cut. Should burn fine for next shoulder season.
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Looks like some nice s/s wood Stax, we have some up for this coming fall too.


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Dave, thats not it's seasoning spot. I was just staking it like that as I was splitting. Still needs to go in the rack.
 
Well I see the JD tractor, have the trailer?
So you must have some helpers :)
 
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