My tree service friend has 20 cords of mixed hardwoods in log form he wants to sell. How much would you pay per cord completely unseasoned?
He just brought me 1+ face cord in log form.
He just brought me 1+ face cord in log form.
I don't see how anyone could answer that not knowing what kind of wood it is. Mixed hardwoods tells nothing. I could sell some mixed hardwoods too and end up selling willow, cottonwood and poplar. I would not be lieing either because those are hardwoods. On the other hand, oak, locust and hickory would be another story.
I don't see how anyone could answer that not knowing what kind of wood it is. Mixed hardwoods tells nothing. I could sell some mixed hardwoods too and end up selling willow, cottonwood and poplar. I would not be lieing either because those are hardwoods. On the other hand, oak, locust and hickory would be another story.
Soft or hard? Picky guy ain't I?
I have some willow from someone else. Is that junk?
I would assume it's hardwood...I'm not that knowledgable
I get most of my dropped off by a tree service. I get it for free so I don't complain but most of it is gnarly knot filled and hard to split.
So i would say log length wood from a tree service is not worth as much as a load of nice straight grained easy to split logs.
I have some willow from someone else. Is that junk?
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