This was the last log of the day. It has no bark, lots of check marks and I thought I would just wack this out and call it a day. Well, let me tell you it kicked the crap out of me. It was like wrestling a king size matress up stairs with a skinny wife.
Anyway, I think it is an ash. It did not cut easy with the Rancher, had to sharpen the chain twice by the time I was done and I need to do it again. There was no bite to it at all. It kept skipping like I was cutting ceramic. But when I was done I put the moisture meter on it and think I found out why why it sucked to cut. It's dry already. Is this ash? I'll bet half of this can be used this winter. What do you think?
Thanks,
Bruce
Anyway, I think it is an ash. It did not cut easy with the Rancher, had to sharpen the chain twice by the time I was done and I need to do it again. There was no bite to it at all. It kept skipping like I was cutting ceramic. But when I was done I put the moisture meter on it and think I found out why why it sucked to cut. It's dry already. Is this ash? I'll bet half of this can be used this winter. What do you think?
Thanks,
Bruce
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