Hard wood

[Stan1664]

We have a multi fuel log burner and always on look out for hard wood, I was lucky enough to get a load of ash, the tree was blown down in the winds right next to a railway line luckily  in landed in farmers land not so lucky for his fence, which I had to cut myself which was enjoyable yes I have the correct equipment to wear.

If there is any hard wood in my area that has blown down I’m more that willing to come and assist. I live in Leeds West Yorkshire.

I’m sure there is plenty of other people in line before me. Thanks for reading.

Regards Stan.

 

[Stubby]

23 hours ago, Stan1664 said:

We have a multi fuel log burner and always on look out for hard wood, I was lucky enough to get a load of ash, the tree was blown down in the winds right next to a railway line luckily  in landed in farmers land not so lucky for his fence, which I had to cut myself which was enjoyable yes I have the correct equipment to wear.

If there is any hard wood in my area that has blown down I’m more that willing to come and assist. I live in Leeds West Yorkshire.

I’m sure there is plenty of other people in line before me. Thanks for reading.

Regards Stan.

 

Don't discount " soft wood " most of it burns hotter than hard wood if a little quicker . Larch and leylandii are two of my favorites .

[spudulike]

Personally a mix of hard and softwoods is best for me. Get a load of oak by itself and it won't burn well but mix it with a bit of conifer and watch it burn!