Posted by LOU from Wi. on January 16, 2017 at 18:08:49 from (72.160.236.74):
In Reply to: Firewood Discussion posted by Adirondack case guy on January 16, 2017 at 16:53:12:
We're with you partner. We've burned wood not completely dried and we get tremendous amount of heat from our furnace, and we heat 1844 sq ft of house. It will keep us about average of 74 to 76 degree temp on the coldest days.Our wood is stacked under the deck and has air flow thru the wood on 3 sides.So it actually dries from Sept till we quit burning, usually April of the following year.Very little creosote build up in the chimney and we use creosote destroyer from Menards. We burn poplar and basswood in the beginning and end of season,but use oak,elm and maple during the coldest part. Right now we are about a third of our wood burned, but our temperatures are coming back up again,which I interpret to being January thaw. I do appreciate your posting of your wood gathering and the machinery that you built.
We're looking forward to getting the elevator fixed to load the truck. Again many thanks, LOU
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