Cut out log stoves? at the Empire store....

[TomServo]

if they're actual "stumps" with roots and such, they will be problematic, in that they'll likely have a lot of dirt and rock embedded in the areas at or below original ground level. Tough on a chainsaw.

No, not that far down. These are cut trunks fron trees a couple years dead. Yeah, was just reading about chainsaw kickback, and wouldn't want that. I guess I'm calling them stumps, like Stump Stove International.

[theCryptofishist]

I thought mesquite was a bush and not a tree.


And, if you'd be so kind, Stop talking about stumps!!

[TomServo]

I thought mesquite was a bush and not a tree.


And, if you'd be so kind, Stop talking about stumps!!

Mesquite is a tree. Trust me, I lived in Texas.

http://www.desertusa.com/mag06/may/mesquite.html

Ill stop saying stump. Stump is a pretty annoying word, and these aren't even stumps. I was just going along with the makers of stump stove. Promise! Ill try not to say stump again! Although an actual stump would give a long burn!

[maryanimal]

Wow...that's a good job of not saying stump Tom. But I thought this was a thread about stump stoves. I used to have a 3-legged cat named Stumpy...just saying

[theCryptofishist]

*sigh*


On the other hand, I'm amazed by the legs this thread has. We really are having burn hangover, aren't we?