Just secured my third load of logs this season. Coming in about a month. He said it would be oak, hard maple, and ash. This load will probably sit 'till next spring when I'll process it to be burned in 2010-11. Price: $600. Life is good...not bad for my first year burning. :coolsmile:
ANOTHER triaxle load!!!
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Looking at upwards of eight cord...You can see my last load in my avatar. Got it almost all cut some split and I am very surprised. My load also was $600
Most loads will be 21-24 face. Depends on the experience of the operator. Sometimes you get a load of uneven 8-12" stuff, and an inexperienced operator can short you quite a bit if they don't know how to pack it.FIREFIGHTER29 said:
Carl
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Wow, you have found a good supplier. I am still waiting for my first load. I have lots that I got myself and plan on getting more this fall with a state wood permit. Hopefully the man I called for wood will show up by then. If he doesn't I will contact another.
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