Pin Oak updated with 1st load pics
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im getting some loads of pin oak
175 a load its about 4 to 5 full cords
Each load about 8 loads. Is that a good
Price??? In Nj.
175 a load its about 4 to 5 full cords
Each load about 8 loads. Is that a good
Price??? In Nj.
Others are better to answer this question but I would say that is a good deal. Is is cut/split/dry/delivered or is that log length? That is only $35 a cord
Woody Stover
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That's quite the score. Plenty of heat there but the work isn't over yet!
Heck, that's probably about what you'll be spending on saw and truck fuel.
Heck, that's probably about what you'll be spending on saw and truck fuel.
That is about right! I have filled the diesel twice now @ $75 per time. That doesnt include gas for the splitter and saw or diesel for the skid loader! It still is better than $700 to fill a propane tank that would only last a couple of months or less.
Woody Stover
Minister of Fire
I heard that! I've got a couple of pending Pin Oak scores as well. It looks a little different than others in the Red Oak group and I'm hoping it will burn a little longer but I doubt that any difference would be noticeable...
Here is load #4. I just got done loading it up over noon hour.That front one will be a joy to cut and split! 
Backwoods Savage
Minister of Fire
Big loads! You will appreciate that wood in a few years. It gives great heat but is a bear to get dried out.
woodsmaster
Minister of Fire
I came across a white oak round today that made my borrowed 35 ton TSC splitter stop dead in it's tracks. After trying different spots I got it to split into some pieces, but there so mangled an odd shaped there going in the bonfire pile.
Nice jag of wood, brute!! Like Backwoods Savage said, your gonna benefit BIG TIME from that wood in a couple years when it is seasone! Excellent score, I'm a tad bit JEALOUS!!
weatherguy
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