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Post by Flyer5 » Thu. Mar. 07, 2013 8:06 am

Rail road ties seem to work well to. I have seen some burning them as well. :D

 
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Post by NWBuilder » Fri. Mar. 15, 2013 10:51 am

Thankfully my friend has recovered enough to take over his heating again. My coat is washed and my house no longer smells of smoke. All the best to the wood burners out there they have to be a hardy bunch!!


 
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Post by soultinter » Sat. Oct. 05, 2013 4:37 pm

lol yea, its a lot of work!!! I burn about 15 cord or so a year and a couple years ago turned to burning oak cut off from a local sawmill. Its still a lot of work but NOT NEARLY as much as cutting and splitting and stacking !!!! spend tons of free time all spring summer fall and work your but off all winter too? SUCKS

 
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Post by coalkirk » Sat. Oct. 05, 2013 5:10 pm

If Smitty were to burn tires in Massachusetts, he would have swat teams rapelling from helicopters on his house.

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