Posted by LOU from Wi. on September 20, 2009 at 08:46:28 from (174.124.81.115):
In Reply to: Re: ugly as it gets. posted by Fawteen on September 20, 2009 at 04:08:35:
Hi fawteen. Man -O-man. Wish our wood was here. Wont deliver it till end of this month middle of Oct. We do have access to some dry, we gotta haul home from the woods. Will be hustleing for time. AGAIN!!!!. Darn winter,!!. Nope ain't gonna put the tractor in the trees. Just on the login road. Can pull it (wood) out to the road, cut it, put it in the truck. Nice and dry stuff. Will split new smaller so it will freeze dry, and we use creasoat destroyer , keep chimmly clean, We do have a new(2year old) Lenox oil so won't be with out heat either way.Just love the wood heat. Don't have to pay the big oil companies big bucks, at least we might be able to save some money for needed home items. LOU
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