Posted by Brian G. NY on September 29, 2021 at 11:24:51 from (191.101.174.128):
In Reply to: Heating with wood ? posted by Bruce from Can. on September 29, 2021 at 07:40:50:
Last year by this time I was really well stocked. More than needed. Not so much yet this year. Hauled my first load a couple of days ago. This was split and left in the woods last year. I need about three cords which means I need about 6 loads like this one. I just scouted out some dead Ironwood, ash, white oak and a couple of elms so it's all out there just waitin' for me. At eighty I'm thankful I can still do it but I know there will come a time.
Last year:
This year:
So, with this load stacked and the 1/2 cord left from last year, I will need about 4 more loads like this one.
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