Hauled Locust Home

[Firefighter938]

It was a nice day today so I drove to my parents house and moved 1/3 cord of black locust home. It's been c/s/s for over 2 years. There was also some redbud and cherry with it that were standing dead next to it when I was cutting.

This is going to be mixed with some beech and red elm when the cold weather gets here.

 

[jatoxico]

Good deal. Burning some 2 yr CSS locust right now. Find it's especially good w/ an already hot stove and some coals.

 

[adrpga498]

Great load of locust. My favorite wood by far. Is that your wood piled in rounds in the back round? I never stack "rounds" that need to be split.

 

[Firefighter938]

Yes, those are my piles and rounds. I normally don't stack in the round. There are times when I do fence rows and need to get massive amounts of wood out before it gets burned in a huge pile. I just stack it until I can get it split.

 

[Tar12]

Yes, those are my piles and rounds. I normally don't stack in the round. There are times when I do fence rows and need to get massive amounts of wood out before it gets burned in a huge pile. I just stack it until I can get it split.

I here you on getting them out...A guy over here has a excavating business and would call to let you know when to cut...it is always a short time frame.

 

[heavy hammer]

Nice haul best firewood in my opinion. Been burning three to four year seasoned locust great wood just need a good coal base to keep it going. Plus if you don't need it if it's not that cold the stuff lasts forever.

 

[adrpga498]

Yes, those are my piles and rounds. I normally don't stack in the round. There are times when I do fence rows and need to get massive amounts of wood out before it gets burned in a huge pile. I just stack it until I can get it split.

Got cha

 

[red oak]

Can't go wrong with black locust! Especially if it's been seasoning for a couple of years!

 

[Dobish]

nice load! I just bucked up another 1/2 cord of locust for a few years down the line!