Had to do some tree trimming, got a got little addition to the stacks.
Green is the light colored stuff.
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Green is the light colored stuff.
Mini wood harvest
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Burning Hunk
sportbikerider78
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Little rounds make a great fire. Take forever to dry, but once they do, they are great.
.A lot of the time, I split 3" rounds. They will dry in a year and make great starter wood.
.A lot of the time, I split 3" rounds. They will dry in a year and make great starter wood.
I have quite a bit of smaller branch wood. If it is easy to limb and 2-3 inches or bigger I just make a big pile of them (almost all from larger fir trees) and when the pile gets big enough I pull out the chop saw to process the pile. I will split some of the larger ones to test moisture content this winter and if in doubt will leave it stacked until next winter.
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Burning Hunk
I like to split some of my limb wood in a separate pile and use them as shims in my stacks. The rest I throw on top.
Yes, for some of it. The rounds in the second pic I already split since then. I cut those rounds longer to fit my drolet 1800i.
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