Can't say for sure but that looks like it could be white ash. That's some serious hard wood and a lot of it. I've never cut white ash but have cut a fair amount of black ash which isn't nearly as tough as white ash. You have your work cut out for you.
Better keep that 7/32 round file handy. A sharp, properly adjusted chain makes all the difference in the world!
By the way, if that is in fact white ash, it's fairly valuable. It's one of the toughest species of wood that grows in North America. You might want to get in touch with a local lumber company to see if they'll buy it.
Better keep that 7/32 round file handy. A sharp, properly adjusted chain makes all the difference in the world!
By the way, if that is in fact white ash, it's fairly valuable. It's one of the toughest species of wood that grows in North America. You might want to get in touch with a local lumber company to see if they'll buy it.
