Local tree trimming business gave me some free Pine.
Can someone help me identify what pine this is?
Can someone help me identify what pine this is?
What kind of pine is this?
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Also, some of these have a lot of branches coming from them. How difficult will this be to split using a log splitter?
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CincyBurner
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TreePointer
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pernox
Burning Hunk
It will be a bit of a pain to split, as the branches will want to tear away, leaving some interesting splits. Also, the "nubs" will make the log want to ride up off the splitter's foot. That said, it will be easy work compared to doing it by hand. 
As long as you're not too ocd about the neatness of your stacks, it'll be fine.
As long as you're not too ocd about the neatness of your stacks, it'll be fine.It's going in an outdoor boiler, so I don't care how it looks.
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WoodyIsGoody
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Those knotty rounds have about twice the Btu's a straight round will have.
