Holy crap..the wood bird took a smash on my lawn!
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$600. Delivered. should have almost two years worth in the load. Now that I am caught up and will have seasoned wood I can collect it at my leisure. No more green wood if I can help it..
Noice. Looking at Craigslist locally- there are a lot of folks looking to buy a grapple load. Makes me think it's not as available- maybe it's all processed and sent south to the burbs here...
Tfin said:
Thinking and hoping between five and eight. Will not know for sure until I get it bucked, split and stacked.
Adios Pantalones said:
Its kinda hard to find it around here as well. But just so happens my girl is from the Mts of western PA and she got me a few contacts up that way. There are a few saw mills around that area. But getting them to think I was worthy enough to bring a load (with such demand) like that all this way is another story.
Looks like a lot of fun a head. I ordered a load of tree length approx same size last year . Got between 7-8 cord.
stovehugger said:
well thats good to hear..I kinda figured it would be around that but was not sure and didnt want to blow my horn so to speak too soon..
Firefighter, I like your pile of already split stuff. Got the boards, maybe an old broken down whiskey barrel, looks like some old elm, cherry, oak. Nice scrounged? stuff! That's a real wood pile!
A guy I work with is moving and he gave me all the wood he had left over from last year. It is 50/50 mix of cord wood and slab wood. The slab wood is on top of the pile because I hauled it last. Got exactly three overfull pickup loads out of it...
FIREFIGHTER29 said:
That's the goal all serious wood burners should work for... to work with the pressure off. Now you're not behind the 8 ball trying to scramble at the last minute...or killing yourself all day on your only available day off.
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