That split is from the wood in question. Thank you. Any idea what variety.The split is most definitely Elm.
That split is from the wood in question. Thank you. Any idea what variety.
Thanks. That's what I was thinking also.It looks like American Elm to me.
Anybody have experience will elm? How long are we looking at for a dry time?
I changed my mind . . . took a good hard look at that last pic . . . and yeah . . . looks like elm. Not sure what I was thinking.
Time to up my meds I guess . . . or at least start taking some meds.
Drying time -- should burn in a year or so . . . burns better with two years. Wicked stringy . . . cannot imagine splitting it without the use of hydraulics.
These aren't too bad. They were from a heavy wood area so they're straight and tall. Still tough but not impossible by hand.Hehehe - elm. Hopefully you got one of the "easier" trees, cuz when they are tough...well, they are tough.
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