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I worked in oregon, i knew the word :drink: That's a very cool description of the guys you work with, 09.. Good stuff!!

I used a 2100 for a few days logging back in the day. Lordy it was heavy. Kinda like using a sledgehammer to drive a tack.

Yup, labor of love

I guess

I was complaining above about ash being hard to split by hand...I have a dead hickory to take down tomorrow, hickory is of course great firewood but I haven't split much of it at all, maybe none, so just wondering what y'all think about hand splitting hickory? No big deal or, Don't do it!

Yes, those responses echo what is the normal assessment of ash, but for whatever reason, I just don't see it that way. Carry on!

FTR: standing dead ash sucks to split by hand. There, I said it. And we're talking a tall, slender (18-20") tree, not some extra knotty thing grown in an open area. Best wood overall I've found for both splitting and burning is black locust, by far. Oak and maple take at least 2 years to dry...

why would you swing one handed?

Maybe something along these lines

They be good pollinators afaik! Um, yeah, you had to ask. It was your basic regular yellow and black hornet. He was doing well, motoring slowly around, chilling a lot too. So I was observing him off and on for a couple hours while keeping busy with other stuff. So that led to my losing track...

Ha John, I'm the same way. Lotta peeps probably think we fuggin nutz. I feed most logs into the wood stove slowly to give any spiders a chance to race to freedom down the log away from the blazing heat. About 2 weeks ago during a cold snap, I was bringing in a bunch of wood. Deep in the pile I...

Any natural area- mountains, ocean, desert, woods, plains.

Nice spot next to a river

I've heard both opinions about locust- dries easy or dries slow. I'm more toward the 'dries fairly quick' side myself.

Embarassment of riches!

Whatdya got there for wood, aside from the ash of course?

This week I noticed at one of the local xmas tree selling places that they were selling firewood at $1/ piece, that seems like good money, anyone?

Fo sho! Did you have it lying around or did you gather it up somehow. Not much corrugated anywhere around here:/:;)

Word is, some logs have split themselves when they see what they were being loaded onto :boogie: I like the corrugated roof on the piles, simple, effective, looks decent too

A big one would be cool, I hear only good things about them. But on a pop up ad I saw a small one for a drill, it went thru small logs making kindling with speed and no effort.