Man uses ax and diesel gear to heat home and barbecue
Bob Nitsch, a retired mine worker from 6126 S Euclid Ave, uses an ax, four wheel diesel pickup, and a diesel circular saw to collect mesquite for heating a small cottage and cooking. He swapped a gas burner for a Franklin stove and now covers fuel by foraging mesquite along riverbanks and washes.
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Bob Nitsch
S. Euclid Ave
Pima Mines
Nitsch
Mesquite Wood Hauls Firewood For Energy Crisis Hobby
The article profiles Nitsch, a five eight inch, 150 pound bachelor who gathers mesquite wood for his stove. He chops logs into six foot lengths, loads them for transport, then cuts to 18 inch pieces for the 24 inch stove. He splits thick logs with a wedge and hammer and stacks wood for winter. He enjoys the countryside with wildlife and the fire’s warmth after cooking outside, feeling he helps with energy issues.
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