Posted by Charlie M on September 29, 2021 at 14:21:28 from (50.49.112.229):
In Reply to: Heating with wood ? posted by Bruce from Can. on September 29, 2021 at 07:40:50:
I burn 4-6 face cord of wood each year. Sometimes have my youngest son helping me. We both like splitting wood so its great exercise. I'm 67 so its more exercise for me than him. There are a lot of dead ash trees around here lots of stuff to cut. Burning wood is a lot of work so its easy to see where our parents got off wood and coal and went to fuel oil when they had the chance. There is something about wood heat on a cold damp day you can't match with oil heat. We burned wood in a coal furnace growing up in an old farm house and every Saturday it was a trip to the woods, regardless of weather to get enough wood to get to the next weekend. We never had seasoned wood. Dad had a night job and I remember one Friday night him coming home at 1 in the morning and cutting a limb off an apple tree in the yard to get through until morning chores were done and we could get to the woods.
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