Too much to chew?

[pleasant]

Where abouts are you. If you are near me I would be more than happy to cut it up for you. Gives me an excuse to fire up one of my big old school shelf queens for a workout. 

[MikeB1979]

1 hour ago, pleasant said:

Where abouts are you. If you are near me I would be more than happy to cut it up for you. Gives me an excuse to fire up one of my big old school shelf queens for a workout. 

North Wales. Chances are slim. I've bought a 62cc 20" bar hyundai for pretty cheap. I'll give it a go with that this weekend. 

If you could help I would be massively grateful. It's very kind of you to offer and restores a little faith.

[Dan Maynard]

8 hours ago, MikeB1979 said:

I'll go for the free beech that's straight and free and 5 mins from home instead

It's great firewood, just make sure your saw is sharp and split it soon. If you leave it then it hardens into the same stuff chopping boards are made of.

[MikeB1979]

I got some of it this winter. Burned beautifully. Seasoned in only around 5 months too. Got it to around 14% for the start of winter. About 8% now. Time to replenish the stocks though. 

[pleasant]

7 hours ago, MikeB1979 said:

North Wales. Chances are slim. I've bought a 62cc 20" bar hyundai for pretty cheap. I'll give it a go with that this weekend. 

If you could help I would be massively grateful. It's very kind of you to offer and restores a little faith.

Ahhh....pity. Right at the other end of the country for me.  Good luck though. 

[Steven P]

Is it worth it..... depends on your time, but if it will mean you pay less for fuel and wouldn't be doing much anyway then probably, or if you gave up say a gym membership to do that work out instead.

 

Looks like commercially once dried you'd have to spend a fair bit to get the same quantity delivered.

[Stere]

Yeah seems a fair price and will be a test to see if the   hyundai works ok, i'd take along any  other  saws also.

Edited February 22 by Stere