How big is your wood? Pics

[Section VIII]

Nope, but I want to install a stove in my house in Dover. Why it didn't have a fireplace or stove is beyond me.

 

[Paragon Builder]

What kind of stove are you thinking?

 

[Section VIII]

What kind of stove are you thinking?

Haven't done a whole heck of a lot of research on it yet other than to look at the more common brands. Need a big enough one to heat a two-story 2100+ sq/ft house though.

 

[Paragon Builder]

Are you thinking regular stove, or boiler to tie into existing heating system??

 

[Section VIII]

Are you thinking regular stove, or boiler to tie into existing heating system??

Regular stove. All my relatives and ex-father-in-law used them quite a bit and they really get the house warm.

 

[olyman]

Regular stove. All my relatives and ex-father-in-law used them quite a bit and they really get the house warm.

not only that, electricity goes down,, open air stove works,, boiler,, or forced air,, your up a creek................

 

[farmer steve]

probably need the fiskars.

 

[Paragon Builder]

Looks like the fiskars is gonna get a workout.

 

[Paragon Builder]

not only that, electricity goes down,, open air stove works,, boiler,, or forced air,, your up a creek................

Yup. That's why I've got both. Nice even heat from the boiler, good ambience and back up heat from the stove.

 

[chadihman]

Ask my wife.

 

[angelo c]

362 with 20" bar with some big Ash ash ( before the snow fall)

 

[Marine5068]

if you want a junk wood to burn try hybrid poplar.

I've got about a cord of rounds of that Poplar ***** from a tree removal job I did for an old lady in town.
I'll just end up splitting it small for kindling I guess.

 

[Marine5068]

362 with 20" bar with some big Ash ash ( before the snow fall)

That's BIG

 

[Deleted member 83629]

Ask my wife.

 

[angelo c]

That's BIG

yes it is and heavy...thank goodness for the Peavey...could not do it without. standing them bears up to noodle was not fun.
the stump is all twisted and knarley knotted too...pretty much gonna saw them into boiler size for a buddy of mine...had to take the junk with the gooder stuff...

 

[svk]

Other than pine we don't see much big wood up this way.

Here's the biggest tree I cut last year, 25" at the widest.

 

[Whitespider]

 

[blacklocst]

I'll see your Big Wood, and raise you 4 Big Elm.

 

[greendohn]

I bust all my firewood to just a little bigger than i would for a regular wood stove, makes it easier for me to pack the greedy hungry beast like a sardine can...I leave some of it big.

 

[Kevin in Ohio]

3' white ash

3' - 4 ' Beech top

3' green ash

4' beech

right at 5' sycamore

right at 6' beech