Look what the wood guy brought me!!!
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Great price. I haven't found log length in south central Wisconsin. At that price, I'd stop cutting on my own
woodlot.
woodlot.
Great price for top shelf wood...good for you!
Red oak is my favorite wood to burn. Red oak to wood is Grey Goose to vodka as far as I'm concerned.
Red oak is my favorite wood to burn. Red oak to wood is Grey Goose to vodka as far as I'm concerned.
I'm surprised that hauler can make any money at that price...being that it seems it would take longer to load the way he does it.
savageactor7 said:
I know in some instances around here they are not looking to make money as much as they are trying to make room at their yard.
I would have them drop it off too
Northwinds and Dude, too bad you are a little too far north of me. I made a deal with a tree cutter of the same nature. 3 cords of log length, straight stuff (oak and hickory) for $120 dropped at my house. I have another tree guy that simply drops stuff off, on occasion. Neither of them sell firewood and are looking to get rid of the stuff, but I think you guys are a little out of their territory.
Talk to your local tree guys, you might be suprised at the responses.
Talk to your local tree guys, you might be suprised at the responses.
He's a friend of the family so he gives me a little deal. We are averaging about $65 a cord delivered in 100" lengths. That is the average I came up with after talking to 3 separate trucking company's in the area. It looks deceiving but some of those pieces are 30" in diameter and will be quite a challenge for my saw to cut... 8
I wish... Getting furloughed at the end of next month, so no new saw for me this year. I'm just glad that I bought the stove when I still had money. lol 8
Jags said:
I've been working on the immediately local guys. They give away the wood to relatives with outdoor
wood burners and sell the rest as firewood. I'll keep looking. There was a craiglist ad today for log
length firewood, but for slabs, and it ain't cheap.
(broken link removed to http://madison.craigslist.org/grd/797716812.html)
Somebody tell me the difference between a huge cord and small ones.
I think I'll pass on that one.
Wow Northwinds, great find! I am all over that. I think I will take 2 Huge cords, and 4 small ones! That is pretty darn funny! We must me located pretty close together. I'm in Jefferson county.
northwinds said:Jags said:
I've been working on the immediately local guys. They give away the wood to relatives with outdoor
wood burners and sell the rest as firewood. I'll keep looking. There was a craiglist ad today for log
length firewood, but for slabs, and it ain't cheap.
(broken link removed to http://madison.craigslist.org/grd/797716812.html)
Somebody tell me the difference between a huge cord and small ones.
I think I'll pass on that one.
Only 20 cords remaining? Is that 20 big cords or 20 small cords
nice looking load! awesome price to boot. i can't even get tree length right now with cash in hand too much of a demand, hoping heating oil prices will continue to drop so theres not so much demand for wood lol
the_dude said:
Columbia County here.
I spent the weekend up north (around Gleason). All of the way up, I was scoping out trailers, wood splitters, wood piles, and chimney
installations. Wood burning season must be coming .
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