Winters Supply of Firewood.....

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  1. ColtCarbine

    ColtCarbine Monkey+++ Founding Member

    My wood pile hasn't been diminished in 2 years because I got lazy and purchased a Harmon pellet stove. I still have my wood stove, it just doesn't get the workout it used to.
     
    ColtCarbine, Aug 27, 2017
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  1. damoc
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    Harvesting wood during winter

    Here I am harvesting a load of firewood using sleds to move the load down the hill. This worked great and I would recommend all preppers and...
    Thread by: damoc, Dec 11, 2019, 5 replies, in forum: Off Grid Living
  2. VisuTrac
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    Wood splitting. Low impact.

    Well my electric 5 ton splitter that we'd been using for nearly 20 years started acting up and not splitting as well as it had before. I decided...
    Thread by: VisuTrac, Nov 26, 2019, 6 replies, in forum: Off Grid Living
  3. TnAndy
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    A reminder: Got wood ?

    And some way to burn it ? From an article on Zero Hedge today: Minnesota: "We need those in Becker, Big Lake, Chisago City, Lindstrom,...
    Thread by: TnAndy, Jan 30, 2019, 18 replies, in forum: General Survival and Preparedness
  4. Thunder5Ranch
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    That time of year when........

    The cords of firewood get topped off. [ATTACH] The hogs get moved to do their fertilizing and tilling it in. [ATTACH] Anticipation of the...
    Thread by: Thunder5Ranch, Oct 8, 2018, 11 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  5. Asia-Off-Grid
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    Survival: Fire Starting 2 PDF eBooks (.zip file) 2018-08-15

    A list of the 2 titles included in the .zip file: Flint_Steel_And_Battery.pdf (?) The_Hand_Drill-Fire_Starting_Technique.pdf (?) [IMG]
    Posted By: Asia-Off-Grid, Aug 14, 2018 in category: General Survival
  6. Asia-Off-Grid
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    Making Charcoal 2018-08-15

    A three-page file, offering instruction on making charcoal. A number of photos, although small and fairly poor resolution, are included in this...
    Posted By: Asia-Off-Grid, Aug 14, 2018 in category: Energy
  7. Asia-Off-Grid
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    12" Log Lifter 1986

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  8. TnAndy
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    Finished up my firewood for 2020-21.

    Takes me 2-3 weeks to get a shed's worth down and out of the woods, then cut/split/stacked in one shed working at it now and then.......like days...
    Thread by: TnAndy, Mar 24, 2018, 15 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
  9. Southbound
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    Alternative heat source thoughts

    So this winter we were hit with a storm and it knocked out the electricity, no surprise. Where the house is in the south it doesn't get that bad...
    Thread by: Southbound, Jan 25, 2018, 42 replies, in forum: General Survival and Preparedness
  10. oil pan 4
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    Heat value of keeping firewood as dry as possible

    Talking my mechanical engineer friend about the benefits of keeping wood covered last week. His school of thought is you don't need to keep it...
    Thread by: oil pan 4, Sep 13, 2017, 25 replies, in forum: General Discussion
  11. TnAndy
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    Finished up my firewood for winter of 2018-19 today.

    Beautiful sunny day today, high in the mid 40's, perfect firewood cutting/splitting weather. Finished up the last cord to go in the shed for two...
    Thread by: TnAndy, Feb 4, 2017, 10 replies, in forum: Back to Basics
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