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29-01-2010, 02:53 PM
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Leylandii for burning?
Andy Dingley wrote:
On 27 Jan, 19:22, John L wrote: What's leylandii like as a fuel (open fire, and/or wood burner)? Great, possibly too great. It's very resinous, so it burns like crazy. Make sure you're capable of burning it safely. If you've burning logs, dry them a year first, then do it in something with a lid. They can go off like a grenade when green. Efficient burning needs a Norwegian box stove, with enough secondary combustion chamber to cope with burning the producer gas from conifers. It's also likely to coat your flue with tars and creosote. Only if you burn the wood green. -- Rusty |
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