Anyone need a Quart of wood?
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LLigetfa
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I think his dipstick reads a quart low.
I just got done bucking 12 cord but there's no beer in the house. I only have beer when there's no snow on the ground.
I just got done bucking 12 cord but there's no beer in the house. I only have beer when there's no snow on the ground.
Backwoods Savage
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burntime
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burntime
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LLigetfa
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So, if a Quart=$225 and a Quarter=$125 how much wood is in a Quarter, a Pint (1/2 qt) or a half Pint (1/4 qt)?
PapaDave
Minister of Fire
Tony's confused,...............................and now my head hurts trying to make sense of all that.
So, a half gallon would be 200 a quart? That's 400 bucks! For half a gallon of wood? No frickin' way, man.
I'm done now.
Dave
So, a half gallon would be 200 a quart? That's 400 bucks! For half a gallon of wood? No frickin' way, man.
I'm done now.
Dave
It sure doesn't take much to start you guys on a roll. :lol:
I would blame end-of-the-season-to-much-time-on-our-hands-and-there-isn't-anything-better-to-do but I remember the mid-season thread on how some people clean the glass on their wood burning devices, I won't mention any names but the initials A.P. might bring back some colorful memories....
Now what I am wondering is how many quarts he has sold and how satisfied his customers are. I am also wondering what he seasoned it with. 8-/
(I blame all of my nonsense on you guys because I learned this behavior here along with how not to burn my house down.)
I would blame end-of-the-season-to-much-time-on-our-hands-and-there-isn't-anything-better-to-do but I remember the mid-season thread on how some people clean the glass on their wood burning devices, I won't mention any names but the initials A.P. might bring back some colorful memories....
Now what I am wondering is how many quarts he has sold and how satisfied his customers are. I am also wondering what he seasoned it with. 8-/
(I blame all of my nonsense on you guys because I learned this behavior here along with how not to burn my house down.)
savageactor7
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JerseyWreckDiver
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Quart? Cord? What the hell is the difference? It clearly says "Dry Season Wood"...
Don't know where you guy's are from but around here the time for wood burning is a pretty wet season. What am I going to do with wood that is only good for a drought?
Ya don't have to be a college gradjeiate to sell firewood...
Don't know where you guy's are from but around here the time for wood burning is a pretty wet season. What am I going to do with wood that is only good for a drought?
Ya don't have to be a college gradjeiate to sell firewood...
burntime
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savageactor7 said:
Face cords is a perfectly good measurement. 16 inch long wood its 3 face cord to a cord. I stack my wood 2 rows wide on a pallet and use 16inch deep by x long and x high to figure all the time. Actually I know 16 inch long wood takes 3 piles 4x8 total 32 each or 96 total. I stack 6ft high by 16ft long for 3 full cords.
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