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Old 07-31-2017, 11:40 PM
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Been there done that I would burn it at night no one will notice the smoke but you should stay up wind and throw some natural stuff in with it (untreated lumber, tree limbs, brush).
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Been there done that I would burn it at night no one will notice the smoke but you should stay up wind and throw some natural stuff in with it (untreated lumber, tree limbs, brush).
You forgot the used tire!
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You forgot the used tire!
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Geez, I have a year round "fire pile" and know exactly how to use it.
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Old 08-01-2017, 09:06 PM
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Don't burn it, take it to the landfill. There used to be a time when people drained there oil or antifreeze onto the ground until it became common knowledge that's a bad thing to do. In other words burning it is the same as peeing in the well that we all drink from.
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And the landfills don't leach into the ground water,yea right,
so we all get to drink it.
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Burn baby burn!!!
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You forgot the used tire!
Now THAT would get you into trouble big time around here! Heck, you better have a burn permit for anything more than roasting marshmallows--may even need a permit for that. Yep, there is a downside to living near "civilization".
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Yep, there is a downside to living near "civilization".
And big upsides to not living near "civilization".

A few years ago, a guy in town had an old nasty house. Village told him to clean it up. He tore it down by hand and burned ALL of it in the front yard.... nobody said anything to him. Well.... the village did. They thanked him, lol.
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I'd burn it. . I dunno about there but here all the wood in the landfill gets lit up once a year anyway...
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