Yo Steve...you up?
09-10-2007, 05:19 AM
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So why would you even think to look for a firewood internet board? Ah nevermind.......
So why would you even think to look for a firewood internet board? Ah nevermind.......
09-10-2007, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Bass,Sep 9 2007, 05:41 AM
there's an old saying on my firewood board... you can never have enough split & dry firewood 
these guys like to be two / three years ahead of the game whereas i think i'm only 1 year ahead of the game
i figure i'll be done when i fill in the section of land that i cleared with rows of split & stacked firewood
these guys like to be two / three years ahead of the game whereas i think i'm only 1 year ahead of the game i figure i'll be done when i fill in the section of land that i cleared with rows of split & stacked firewood
09-10-2007, 01:45 PM
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not too sure Jeff as this will be my first full season burning wood
i think last year i used maybe 1 cord but that was mostly just on the weekends plus we had a warm winter
i think last year i used maybe 1 cord but that was mostly just on the weekends plus we had a warm winter
09-10-2007, 02:12 PM
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nope most on the firewood board burn wood and use oil / gas to supplement the wood they may spend 300 a year on oil..
some of these guys don't even have oil and gas but rather Outdoor wood furnace and they get all their heat / hot water with wood alone and others use wood for their sole source of heat and they burn 24/7 from oct to march
me - (my insert is too small for 24/7) so i figure i'm going to burn when i get home from work and burn on the weekends - a few times last year the house was 80 (almost too hot) while it was freezing out
they may spend 300 a year on oil.. some of these guys don't even have oil and gas but rather Outdoor wood furnace and they get all their heat / hot water with wood alone and others use wood for their sole source of heat and they burn 24/7 from oct to march
me - (my insert is too small for 24/7) so i figure i'm going to burn when i get home from work and burn on the weekends - a few times last year the house was 80 (almost too hot) while it was freezing out