Same here so I'm burning more than I ever have. We have a fairly real/solid winter going so far
How'd it go today?
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Stubborn large rounds I “noodle” some cuts into and then flop and chop.
I have a hyd splitter borrowed now for stubborn liftables.
Tree hack rant : too heavy to move by hand much, too big to burn, too big to bucket, too small to forklift.
Ended up using the loader for shade
Straight grained splittable pieces salvaged from curves and knotty pieces. Those cut small
Enught to burn as is for cheaper camping wood. That being said, it’s pine, so mostly likely all camping wood. Will probably be some rare easy splitting. Some of it popped pretty hard while cutting and after while sharpening. Interesting. Pockets of sap are so hard you think you rocked your chain. I prefer “touch it once”. Cut it firewood size straight out of the tree into the dump trailer instead of this hump it 1,000 times. Oh, also, how bout we cut our logs 90° instead of 45°?
I have a hyd splitter borrowed now for stubborn liftables.
Tree hack rant : too heavy to move by hand much, too big to burn, too big to bucket, too small to forklift.
Ended up using the loader for shade
Straight grained splittable pieces salvaged from curves and knotty pieces. Those cut small
Enught to burn as is for cheaper camping wood. That being said, it’s pine, so mostly likely all camping wood. Will probably be some rare easy splitting. Some of it popped pretty hard while cutting and after while sharpening. Interesting. Pockets of sap are so hard you think you rocked your chain. I prefer “touch it once”. Cut it firewood size straight out of the tree into the dump trailer instead of this hump it 1,000 times. Oh, also, how bout we cut our logs 90° instead of 45°?
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