We’ve all seen people loading up their trucks, trailers with all sorts of wood that is laying just right by the road. It could be tempting to pass up on such a deal if you’re on the scrounge yourself, but is it legal?
Firewood has to be kept somewhere, that’s a fact. Problem is, it does take up quite a large space, particularly so if you go through cords and cords of it over the winter.
Having to get rid of your wood supply is a tough move, more so if you don’t have much to play with. But what if it has been plagued with rot – surely you can’t be burning that stuff, right?
Protecting your hands when working with firewood is an important thing to do, at least in my world.
I think it’s safe to say that for many of those who cut their own firewood, the bars on their chainsaw’s is most certainly the most “use and throw out” parts of their chainsaws. Though let me tell you, it does not have to be this way. If you got a quality one, many times…