Moisture Content of Lumber Produced From Dead Western White Pine and Lodgepole Pine Trees (Classic Reprint)

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This information indicates the kiln drying time for dead log lumber should be about half the time required to dry green lumber. A dry kiln operator can determine the appropriate drying conditions for a charge of dead lumber by measuring its moisture content with a moisture meter.

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