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<blockquote data-quote="SteppedInIt" data-source="post: 1437628" data-attributes="member: 20331"><p>Down here on the gulf coast I have to wait several months for a pile of green stuff to dry out enough to burn without babysitting it and using a lot of diesel. What I am talking about is getting the trunks of -8" trees to burn. You can go light a pile and maybe get the branches and leaves to burn off and be left with a pile of burnt logs. What I do now is, let it dry for 3 months or more, light it off with a splash of diesel and walk away. Burns it up good, logs and all. It also depends if the trees were pushed down in the dormancy of winter when the sap is gone. These you can burn quicker. If you push over trees in the spring/summer that are full of water, your going to have a tough time and it takes longer to dry.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SteppedInIt, post: 1437628, member: 20331"] Down here on the gulf coast I have to wait several months for a pile of green stuff to dry out enough to burn without babysitting it and using a lot of diesel. What I am talking about is getting the trunks of -8" trees to burn. You can go light a pile and maybe get the branches and leaves to burn off and be left with a pile of burnt logs. What I do now is, let it dry for 3 months or more, light it off with a splash of diesel and walk away. Burns it up good, logs and all. It also depends if the trees were pushed down in the dormancy of winter when the sap is gone. These you can burn quicker. If you push over trees in the spring/summer that are full of water, your going to have a tough time and it takes longer to dry. [/QUOTE]
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