OWB Merch, Employee of the Month Tees here!!! sweetvintagetees.com/collections/ohio-wood-burner-ltd

Another tip for when removing your grapple (or any front hydraulic implement) is connect the two lines together. It equalizes the pressure and keeps the quick connect fittings clean.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I have actually done that for some time. Just seem to forget when we are filming lol

It would make a good raised garden bed filler . Takes up the bulk of the bottom portion and then top with a few inches of soil.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

that would def be a good role for this stuff Clint.

I was going to start a health club for the new year called Resolutions. For the first 2 weeks it would be a gym, the rest of the year, it would be a bar. For anyone that has an outside boiler, those cutoffs don't need split. It is too bad you can't find a way to press all that waste into small bales or blocks that could be used in boilers. I know when I burn off my pile after a splitting session. That thing burns for hours and gives off an incredible amount of heat.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Nice post JC. You made me laugh.

Hi Joe. Great video for another aspect of a firewood delivery service. I actually heard the podcast before watching the video. Loving the podcast by the way. A thought for your waste disposal, biomass furnace. We had a field with overgrown Christmas trees. The trees were 40 years old and dying. We have a hospital that converted their steam plant to burn biomass. They harvested the trees and ran them through a tub grinder blowing the clippings into trailers. Didn’t pay much, but the trees were removed. I know of a school district heating their buildings this way too. All that being said, I don’t know if there is anyone heating that way in your area. Maybe they would remove your waste for you for free at the least if you couldn’t sell it. Or a possible heating source for a future kiln? Just my two cents worth until you find a better solution. I wouldn’t want to spend time sorting it either Joe. Those pellet mills can be pto driven. I saw one at a workshop a few years back. They were making pellets out of switch grass. I don’t know if you have county agricultural offices. Penn State does quite a bit through their local ag extension offices out this way. They may have some leads to help you out. Good luck and I know you’ll keep us posted. Thanks to you and your team for another great video. Have a great day 👍🏻!

Hey Joe ! Our town has free drop off for "yard" waste. It eventually becomes mulch , and we can take as much as we need for our gardens. You wouldn't be making any money , but it wouldn't go to waste !!! You could also say that you're helping your community and environment !!! (Very stylish kiddo !)

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

thanks Glen. I should look for something like that around here.

If you can find someone to take the waste pile for free will be a goal by itself! I would have to be happy with just not paying to get rid of it. If you can find someone to pay you and take it all. I will personally bow down to you as the King of Firewood!!🤴

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

haha. That is what I am thinking too. My goal is to sell it but sounds like you know what I'm up against

@waynetharp

6 ай бұрын

@ohiowoodburner If anybody can pull off this hat trick off...It is you,Joe! I just don't know about sharing this insider info if it does happen. Everyone will flood your customer, and they will soon be overwhelmed and have no time for you! I have a place called Green Cycle about 10 miles away that will take most any wood/landscaping type waste, and they make/sell mulch. But they charge $30 per dump trailer, which is the same price as our county dump. IDK their rates on semi loads, but I am afraid that you are about to find out!🙄

Joe, I wish you another good year for the growth of OWB and your channel.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

thanks Beach W!

Hey Joe, yes it is that time of year for resolutions...or not. For this first time around for cleaning up the waste I would get rid of it anyway you can whether pay, give, or charge. Now that it is out of sight and out of mind, come up with a suitable plan to keep it separated and manageable. Or bag it up and give it away to all attendees as door prizes at the next open house🙃

Happy new year, Joe! I wish you a happy, safe, and Blessed new 2024. Chip

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Chippster!

Interested to see what you come up with for your waste. I have several thoughts but really curious to see your solution. Great video Joe.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Don't wait too long Zeke. I'm stumped LOL

Happy new year to you Joe good to see your new yard doing good for you it’s a challenge to keep the wood yard cleaned up looks good 👍

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Happy new year Joe!

Those chips down in the bottom are where that stuff is going to freeze.the snow n ice will melt n go to the bottom n re freeze.i had trouble for years with elevators freezing. What i learned is keep em inside any way possible. Tarps never worked either.set your plastic liners up on a pallet lets you move them easier.well maybe not so much.

Being a new tractor, the releases for your hydraulic hoses if you push the hose before you disconnect, it should release the pressure on most newer equipment

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks OK!

Happy New Year! I see another heavy duty tarp in your future… under the live deck. (💡 Or an upside down tote lid to catch the bark) Elaine from Canada here agreeing that yes you do look like a pro driving those totes around and tipping them. Good luck finding a solution to your waste problem, I’m sure you’ll find one that suits your operation after you put the word out on Marketplace or local gardening centers. Great video and editing again! Enjoy the girls on these last days of school break. Cheers.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Elaine! Emily leave tomorrow. Sad!

Happy new year glad to see your working on your Waste

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Mr Hill. And then I have to work on my waist LOL

Happy New year to you too

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Happy new year Rich

You was hilarious when talking about 2024 resolutions. I think you've got a point with the possible valorisation of your operation wastes;that would be great if you can find a profitable way.Happy new year Joe,you deserve the best!

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Happy new year! Thanks Ray

Happy new year from Norway 🇧🇻

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Godt nyttår venn!

Happy new year Joe. If anyone can ,you'll get on top of that waste heap. Good tractor operating skills and another enjoyable video. Cheers

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Cliff! Happy New Year!

Joe you do a great job in your video and your yard looks great

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Robert!

Your tractor skills have come a long way! Nice!👍👍

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Kev!

Glad to see u trying to utilize the byproduct of splitting . People as u know are keen of zero waste and that would be great for advertising

The saw dust could probably trade for some farm eggs.

I would think a rake behind your tractor would really help with the clean up

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I agree. I need to get one for sure

I ain't giving up NOTHING!! I am content the way I am. Well Dun!! Happy New Year Joe.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

haha! thanks Geezer

Best wishes for 2024, Joe. But you should keep your snowblower ready for lots of use! 👍

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I hope you are wrong!!!

hi there getting pretty good with that tractor and forks . i also have with the cleaning person showing up .pickup load at a time to the home boiler .it will make heat , . good show john

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks John!

Happy New Year Joe, I wish you a healthy and prosperous new year. A mulch company would be a nice way to remove all that waste but they may want it for free….I am sure you will figure something out.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Keith

And I bet it’s the Double Stuffed Oreos😂😂!!! Those things aren’t even allowed in my house.🤣🤣🤣🤣

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

haha. I like the normal ones. LOVE them!

@amandadavis9726

6 ай бұрын

@@ohiowoodburner right!!! Them suckers are too addicting. It’s too hard to eat only four. A whole row with a 🥛 is how it all goes down lol!!!

Cleanup is ofter unpleasant. I have used old truck tarps from my local trucking company instead of light duty tarps. They practically give them away and are much more durable. Keep up the good work!

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Phil!

Hi Joe Happy New Year to you and your family. I have been involve deeply into production as well as maintenance but since Im not There to see first hand at the process taking place please take this with a grain of salt. Things I see that would make your life easier. doing away with the tote , and the side conveyer that takes the scrap from under the wedge away to tote. You have that elevated moving open floor that remove more than the first one . Is that first one necessary and can it easily be inactivates and closed off? . 2 Raise up the splitter by placing two pieces of 2x6 cut offs under each tire raising the splitter up 3 inches so your tarp and access is improved , looks like a very tight spot. 3 Not sure about you dragging the log deck, does it have skid plates that its setting on? 3 make Money with your waist, invest in a gas power wood chipper to place under the elevated moving floor so all the scraps feed into it. You can sell the wood chips for 15$ a scoop with your tractor or 2-3$ a five gal bucket load self serving. all so it will decompose faster if stacked up with the tractor and turned over every 3 months. Just some more happy ideas for you to spin around in your head. 😊 Have a productive and prosperous new year

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Super nice post Greg! Thanks for the ideas

Fires allowed at the yard? Seems like a good way to deal with waste.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Prob not. Im in the city limits.

@westtexasprepper

6 ай бұрын

That is unfortunate for sure.@@ohiowoodburner

Hi Joe its turning cold over here. I had a hot 4 hour burn last night, with Hawthorn, Blackthorn and oak. And it is so much hotter than ash

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for the comment Rabbit

Hitting the gym and pool justifies my eating. Problem is every year the track and pool gets longer!!

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

haha. Thanks for supporting us Harold!

Are there any alternative fuel power plants near you?🎉your tractor driving has greatly improved 😅

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Prob not here This is Ohio after all. Many local municipalities have been banning solar farms if you can believe that. Thanks I am on that tractor a lot!

Grind it up and use it as a sales incentive ie a 100 # bag of mulch with every full cord purchased, or something like that.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Harold!

As always Joe a great Video. The left over pieces of Wood are great to use in your Woodstove to keep and get your Fire Going. To bad I was not there I would take it only if allowed to bring my Boxes with me and Fill them from the Pieces. Your Chips or Saw Dust could be used for Mulch. As always Thumbs Up to a great WOOD HOUND Video my Friend. ALSO A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Ron. Happy New year to you sir!

It would make great wood chips... A lot of farms or sawmills here in Norway chip up there waist and burn it in a chips burner (a boiler starting automatically when needed feeding in chips)

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I need something like that here in Ohio Alex. Thanks venn

For your wood scraps, Fire service, reural and city will do training every year aka burn a house, your wood can give them extra fuel to load the burn, our guys have used old pallets and tree limbs for decades

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Interesting Bill. Thanks buddy

Joe, a market for sawdust sell to the organic homesteaders and home gardeners. We use the sawdust I create in my woodshed for our composting. Have that high school helper bag it, then sell it. The home garden business will continue to grow as food prices go out of control .

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Good idea Jay. Thanks buddy

Hi Joe from NZ, saw dust could be sold for animal bedding or ground cover, mulch up bin 2 for garden and bin 1 could be sold for rough kindling, just some thoughts on the problems a hand

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

All good ideas Henry. Hello from Ohio USA

How do you warm up your tractor in the storage container?

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I coast it out so the exhaust is outside

A small mulcher would fit into your operation. You can sell to garden nurseries etc.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I wonder how one of those would work?

I run it though my chipper to use it as garden mulch, works pretty well though. Maybe you can sell it too in bulk.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Does it feed good? Seems it would be difficult to get it to go thru the chipper

@koenheirbaut9098

6 ай бұрын

It does need some help sometimes but it's going ok as I have a chipper with hydraulic feeder. I used to have one without feeder and then it was rather hard to get it chipped, but with my current one it works well, it's an Italian brand, Negri, model r185tri, you can check it out on a product trailer: m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/p5-ow9SygpDXfZc.html

Call Mulch Makers in Barberton to get rid of your waste

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Prob too far away for them or me. I will check them out however

Joe, good luck on your diet. Happy New Year to you and your family. And I hope God really blushes you. Through 2024 I will talk to you later bye.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks buddy!

Hey Joe A little suggestion, not from the US but we use the same waste and use a shredder to grind it up that creates perfect bedding for plantin, bedcovering or overall just mulch material for any place needed which you could sell. Selling it as is will make some money but i think if you make a new product out of it the market value will be better. We use a drum chipper with flails we bought used they work better and don't clog up like the rotor chippers.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Interesting. I don't know what type of chipper is available that would be cost effective for me.

@NicFarming

6 ай бұрын

I am not sure whats aviable in the us, we use a brand called Eliet their shredders can take any material hard wood or green or wet waste. They don't cost too much either. Other brands that work just as good are Negri Italy, TS Industrie or Timberwolf If you can find something similar with like a drum that has hammers and knifes or just hammers it will work. I use the stuff for my own Garden and Fields and its basically Compost, best natural fertilizer and nothing was wasted.@@ohiowoodburner

waste is an issue. you could simply set up a firewood kiln and heat it with your scraps. easy peasy. nothing $180,000 and an employee wouldn't take care of. Your welcome (> ;

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

ha. The kilns I looked at don't have wood waste for fuel as an option. Electric only. Odd industry

@smorefirewood

6 ай бұрын

@@ohiowoodburner with your money and my good looks I’m sure we can build it.

Nice video Joe. Ever thought about putting the waste on FB market place for free? Just set the tote by the gate . Good luck this year

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Larry. For now I am trying to keep my place off the radar. I like people not knowing where I am. One day I will be more accessible to the public!!!

Happy new year.i couldn't give up the pizza either

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

The struggle is real Brent

nobody should give up 🍕🍕.get chipper for your tractor and make mulch,bag it or sell in bulk $$$

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Pizza is its own food group isn't it Carl?

Joe there has to be a place where all the local landscapers and tree companies go to get rid of their branches and waste so it can be turned into mulch. A mulch company would probably take it for free.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

That may be the case for this load. I hope I can do something for the rest as it comes off the processor

I hate hearing people say it's chilly outside. I always get hungry and want chilli lol.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

haha. Love chili!

Could market the slash pile for biodegradable fill material

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

That's possible. Thans Nick

If you remove the larger strips of wood for kindling, everything else should go through your pto chipper for finer chips to mix with the sawdust. The saddest part of that idea is it would need to be fed manually. But once it was chipped and mixed you would be able to use the tractor bucket to turn the pile(s) to help the composting. Premium Hardwood Mulch. $$

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I hear you but I just dont see me feeding all this thru the chipper. Seems like it wouldn't feed nice.

Look into a pto chipper for tractor and chip it up into another bunk sell as wood chips

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

It just seems to me it wouldn't feed good. Dunno

Joe, did you get Employee of the Month for December? My dog got it here at my small operation in Central Michigan.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I did Clarence. The weather was garbage everytime I wanted to show it. Stay tuned for an update LOL

A landscape yard that processes wood waste would take all of that pile in a moment. They run it through grinders and resell it as mulch for beds. That's an easy solution. You might also work a deal with a wood processing facility. I have seen places where they bring a roll off onto the yard, pick up an old one this full leave an empty one. They just keep rotating as the bins fill. This too is an easy solution

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Interesting. Still I don't think i make that much volume to attract any of those businesses.

@rightsideofthegrass8114

6 ай бұрын

@@ohiowoodburner I have a yard one mile away from me. They take any and all, trailer load of wood, stumps, brush, ... whatever. It goes through a grinder, mixed with hardwood mulch and sold out. The roll-off might require bigger volume. One yard I buy products from does no processing, only reloads the wood products brought to the yard into 45 cu yd rolloff.

You could consider giving away small portions of the waste in exchange for the buyer's contact info and an explanation of what they will use it for, so that you can build a database of potential customers.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Interesting. Thanks Stinker.

Get yourself a york rake for the tractor.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I think I know what you mean Doug. Thanks buddy

I think the Employee of the Month should have a special parking space without implements! lol

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

har har! I moved to avoid the mud LOL

Some of the bigger scraps might make good smoker chips like you had made a while back with the chipper attachment on your tractor. The only thing is that it would be extremely time consuming to sift through all that. Maybe best used as bottom filler for raised garden beds.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I have heard that idea from another commenter. Gardeners would prob like it.

Possibly use it up in a wood Kim dryer

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

That would be nice to have for sure

I think, at least the saw dust, you could sell to people that have chickens and use it in their coop. I think an experiment into making pellets with all that mess could at least be fun to watch. As long as it makes sense for you.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Nice post Rich. I see it the same way you do. It would be fun to give it a try

We drop our chips and branches between tree jobs at an animal bedding mfg facility for free. Maybe there’s one in your area. Our other option is paying to get rid of them at an environmental center or rolling the dice with chip drop.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Interesting idea buddy. Thanks

Joe is there a mulch company that would come pick it up if you would be able to put it into their truck or trailer 😮😊❤

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I'm not sure. My pile isn't that big to where someone would come out and take it I think. Never know though

Now that Bob Nelson has left Metsa machines, will they still be providing support for your Japa processor? Has his replacement come on board? Have a great day!!!

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Metsa is in very good shape. Excellent company.

Do your college partners have suggestions on the waste. Maybe other programs could use it in their research?

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

nice that you mention that Tim. I have a meeting later in Jan with a company that may have a solution

I would invest in some ACP panels to place under the live deck. That would make sweeping a breeze and not have to deal with getting dirt and rocks in the wood chaff. Also, I thought you have a PTO powered chipper. You can chip that waste pile up and sell it in large bags or boxes as mulch to gardeners and small market garden farms.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

what are ACP?

@strakill

6 ай бұрын

Aluminum Composite Plastic (Panel). It's basically a composite plastic panel coated with aluminum. The come in various sizes and widths. You will commonly see signs made out of them. Home Depot or any builders supply can set you up. I use them under my splitter and my little chipper to make clean up a breeze and keep contaminates out of the wood chaff.@@ohiowoodburner

@waynesheffield7011

6 ай бұрын

Aluminum Composite Panels

Pizza has to stay, can’t give up pizza. Hell it’s the only food that hits every major food group……there’s an argument it’s the healthiest food you can eat

Good job!!

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Lamb!

Two leaf rakes may make cleaning small piles easier. Just the dr pepper will go a long way. Although i dont think your dr pepper problem comes anywhere near allen familys mt dew problem. Just losing the caffeine will do ya a lot of good😊

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

But if I don't have my caffeine how will I ever get going in the morning? LOL

@brandonhoad9033

6 ай бұрын

@@ohiowoodburner one foot in front of the other. I'm a coffee drinker and switched to half caffeine for few years and now it's decaf. I sleep better for sure. Just get up and move around, you'll wake up. And losing all the sugar good ide too

buy one or two kiln containers, then use the waste to heat it ;)

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

That would be nice but I am not ever going to have the motivation to make my own lol

My onlt suggestion is , a chipper and sell mulch from all the waste you pile up. Spring will come and mulch will be a hot committe

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Smurfy!

How is all that bark coming off on the live deck?

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

The maples will shed their bark when they dry out. Maple bark comes off in sheets

@GMC-qo9xi

6 ай бұрын

@@ohiowoodburner Makes sense, other than it’s surprising that the logs are that dry by the time you get to them.

Joe, I am dying as you rattle off your( and mine) list of foods to give up.......😁

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

haha. It is an impressive list for sure McG

I think Mike Morgan has a buddy who makes mulch.. you might ask him if he would be interested in your waste.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Doug

Sell compost. A lot of people in Ohio need super soil right now!!

You can start composting it

donate the scrap to a compost business and write it off as a donation

Good Morning Joe: Great Job Joe cleaning up the woodyard 👍. If I need to change or do something, I make it a habit. I clean and blow off the Japa daily. I clean under the timber deck monthly. I’m going to be trying a plastic sled under the Japa to catch chaff and debris.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

That's a good idea rich. Have you had any probs with your engine shaking like mine?

@richardbrowne1679

6 ай бұрын

Hi Joe: I have the 365 and no problem with the engine shaking.

Cant you just dry it as it is and use it in boiler? I use a cement mixer and add wood fiber + water, then put it in press to get it shaped and to remove water. Then i dry big pieces of wood fiber firewood and use it in boiler. Sorry for not using so many details, not crystal clear. 😊. Thx

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

thanks for the ideas Cisco. I understand what you are saying buddy

You should put a grader box on the back of your tractor instead of the ballast box. It would provide ballast and be usefull at the same time. You can push, drag, and level with it. That's what I use for ballast on my tractor unless I'm using another implement and it works good. A 5 or 6 foot grader box weights 400 to 600 pounds.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I had thought of that with my snow blower but I need a hitch.

@hoosierLeeRollings

6 ай бұрын

I put a hitch on my grader box.

Joe your business is essential for heating fuel. I would get clean that wood waste up the most efficient way 🔥 just what I do but I have a spot to burn and fill in.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Lance!

You can sell the waste by the 5 gal bucket to people. Put piles outside the gate with a game camera and a drop box and venmo etc payment selection like a roadside stand. People want the dust as mulch and compost and the bigger chips on up as kindling and burning in the small rings and pits wether ground or those table top ones.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I think I may do something like that when I eventually open to the public. thanks JB

Sounds like giving up all best tasting things,Joe! Best of luck on cutting calories.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Bah!

Hire a tub grinder and make potting soil out of it compost

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I would think I don't have enough to make it worthwhile. I need to check in to it though

Good morning Joe, good Job, now go have a Dr Pepper my friend 🪵👍🏼🇺🇸

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

haha! And it is a cold one thanks to you guys

Geauga-Trumbull solid waste takes that stuff and composts it don’t they. I know mine down here in Jackson county turns it into mulch.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Not sure but that is interesting to think of. Thanks 32

I dont think it would work with all the bigger waste pieces. Youd probably need to run it through a shredder, however the sawdust tou could definitely make compost with it. You just need some grass clippings. If you want to burn it, a rocket stove would help. You could heat your new office building with it

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Nice idea. I need to get that office here.

Joe, just rent a shredder or have a contractor come in once a year and grind everything up. You really don’t need to own every toy (sorry, tool) you use, do you? Then, a year later sell it for garden soil supplements. “Dr Joe’s Garden Enhancements”. Hopefully you can get the two to balance out dollar wise.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Nice to think of that. Thanks bob

Waste = mulch, get it chipped/ground up

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks John

Might be interesting to see what constitutes "burning" in the city limits. Perhaps a 55 gallon drum "open air heater" would get by. Or if something that requires a chimney, a piece of dryer pipe riveted to it :)

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

I agree JC but I would hate to ask if it's legal lol

I think I would chip it down. Wood chips are valuable

Goals are set. Now got brake them. As for less BBQ. I dont know if I can do that. 😂

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

same here Dan! lol

Need to get someone to weld up a 6 to 8 ft straight blade so you could drag the wood bark out from under live deck. Could take a flat piece of metal and make a quick hitch to go on your tractor. Might want to find a wood mulch company that grinds wood they may buy that pile of wood debris from you. Have a great day be safe

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

Thanks buddy.!

Hey 👋 Joe

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

hello there

I can't tell you anything about the firewood business I think you have that well under control. I can tell you a lot about losing weight. #1 if you see a diet plan with a picture of a plate with 2 leaves of lettuce, 1/2 a cherry tomato and a slice of cucumber Run away as fast as you can.

@ohiowoodburner

6 ай бұрын

LOL Post of the Day!

I like to come to the place