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Howdy and :welcome: Where abouts in West Virginia? You should go to solid rock if possible to pour all that concrete, sounds like over kill to me. I can under stand concrete floors and maybe six foot concrete walls with what you are raising. Good Luck :tiphat:

I knew that could check the fuse box by screwing out a fuse and sticking his finger in the socket also he could wire a house with the power on. :tiphat:

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Why don't you eat her instead of passing you troubles off on some one else? :tiphat:

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If they are not treated split down should make good kindling. :tiphat:

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What about camels or zebras, I watched a auction in Missouri where the camels and zebras were bringing 3 to 6 thousand a head!

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They look better than the peeler cores I used to treat, the ones I treated peeled down to the heartwood. I worked for a pressure treating company for 17 years and was the treater for 6 years and we had a auto clave that was 84 ft by 6 ft, when we treated peeler cores we would set the cycle to...

If they are peeler cores the treatment will not penetrate very deep because heartwood doesn't treat and that is what peeler cores are heartwood. Peeler cores are what they use to make landscape timbers out of and also most of the 4x4s.

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