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Post #221828 by AlohaStation on Sun, Mar 19, 2006 6:40 PM

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I just had the same issue with a log. The way I resolved it was to cut the log in half, gut the molded/rotten wood and let the rest dry out. What was left was about 4 inches or firm wood (insert joke here). I assumed what had happened was that the log dried too quickly and sealed the moisture inside. Fortunatly my experience ended up well. Good luck.