Joseph Acquisto
ArboristSite Operative
Finally got by Woodland Mills HM126-14 going and quickly learned I should not have left all those white pine logs stacked (off the ground on 6x6) without peeling them first. Lots of grubs and sadly, worm holes.
So, went ahead and peeled off the bark of the remaining logs to try to prevent further damage and now wondering what to do with the bark, before I just pile it up in a heap where I won't have to look at it any more.
The wider logs seem still useful as structural, the smaller ones, maybe boards for those that like a really rusting look. Holes and all.
So, went ahead and peeled off the bark of the remaining logs to try to prevent further damage and now wondering what to do with the bark, before I just pile it up in a heap where I won't have to look at it any more.
The wider logs seem still useful as structural, the smaller ones, maybe boards for those that like a really rusting look. Holes and all.