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- SE Michigan in the middle of nowhere
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- Kubota M9000 HDCC3 M9000 HDC
No burn rules here ever. Just want you to use discretion.
I don't know much about firewood except that the guy that cleaned my chimney said never to burn pine as it will emit a lot of soot that adds dangerous creosote to the chimney walls, since pine is a softwood, and is resinous.
So are you saying you can burn pine in your fireplace without issues?Have that guy come out west...we would like a word with him.
Same and add cherry to the mix. The pine and fir are nice fast heat, pops the temp up in the house. Alder and maple are nice and last a bit better, same with the cherry. The best i've found was some oak a buddy had taken down. Once it finally dried enough, great heat and last well too. Reminded me of coal. Oh and the cedar is pretty noisy to burn in the stove and burns fast. I'll mostly use it for kindling. I gave a few 20plus foot around 24-30 inch straight logs to a friend that had them sawn up to finish some exposed glulams in the house they were building.I’ve heard that same thing about Pinefor years! We burn Fir, Alder and Maple all harvested from our property.
All are blow downs from wind storms. Picture enclosed of our latest casualty 50 plus years oldView attachment 787888