Oh Boy! Free Craigslist Firewood!

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Mr A

Minister of Fire
Nov 18, 2011
600
N. California
Wow! look at that! I better get going before it's all gone.
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LOL ;lol
 
I have been eyeballing this awesome score for awhile now ( he keeps re posting it) cant believe no one has jumped on it
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I dunno, I may have you guys beat here...

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'cept I only see a small amount of kindling, no firewood...
 
These CL ads are a hoot. I wonder if anyone ever actually goes and gets that stuff.
 
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I dunno, I may have you guys beat here...

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'cept I only see a small amount of kindling, no firewood...

Remember that needs to season for at least 3 years before burning!
 
Wow! look at that! I better get going before it's all gone.
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Hey at least it's free. The ones that get me are where they want you to pay for the privilege of cleaning up their mess!
 
Not free but includes a rack :rolleyes:

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Here's one at the opposite end of the spectrum. It's not free by any means.

Hard to tell, but there might be a cord there. Either way, its definitely not $600 worth, nor $400 worth.


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free wood is everywhere
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If I had a truck of my own, I would have more free, cut firewood then I would know to do with.


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GET IT ! ;lol
 
Just as a counterpoint, and maybe to inspire a little envy, here are some free wood photos that hit CL in my area. This is just since Thursday evening:

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Unfortunately I can't take advantage of any of these, because I've got nowhere to put it. Maybe some space will open up by mid-January...
 
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Just as a counterpoint, and maybe to inspire a little envy, here are some free wood photos that hit CL in my area. This is just since Thursday evening:

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Unfortunately I can't take advantage of any of these, because I've got nowhere to put it. Maybe some space will open up by mid-January...

Hey Jon, I know what you mean I have been seeing those same ads and am in the same position as you. Now a days I looking for places to stack, haha.
 
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Here's another Pittsburgh area ad. Looks like cherry???
 
This sounds interesting. I'm not sure if it is just the tree tops or the actual timbered trees. If they are huge trees and you get two cord out of them maybe 20 cord not 100 but still sounds like it could be a great score. Sadly I'm out of space at the moment. One of the many times I wish I had more land.

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I have been eyeballing this awesome score for awhile now ( he keeps re posting it) cant believe no one has jumped on it
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"A pile of free fire wood, that was in a house, now ready to start that fire or ? for another purpose. All sizes of lumber including plywood."

Can someone tell me how long plywood needs to be seasoned for?
 
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Here's one at the opposite end of the spectrum. It's not free by any means.

Hard to tell, but there might be a cord there. Either way, its definitely not $600 worth, nor $400 worth.


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Holy smokes! You could get a whole log truck to unload at your house for around 4-500 bucks in my area....that barely looks like a couple pickup loads there!!
 
This sounds interesting. I'm not sure if it is just the tree tops or the actual timbered trees. If they are huge trees and you get two cord out of them maybe 20 cord not 100 but still sounds like it could be a great score. Sadly I'm out of space at the moment. One of the many times I wish I had more land.

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The way I read it the trees have been logged, and it is just the slash that is left with the leave trees. The slash piles will have cull logs and tops, and well as branches. That will have a lot of good firewood. I have gleaned many slash pile here and I am in envy of your being able to cut that stuff. There are a few slash piles near me and I have been trying to contact the owners to go in and cut out the good firewood before they burn it. In this state landowners are legally required to burn slash or face the liability of any fires being started in them (for any reason, but mostly lightening strikes).
 
Holy smokes! You could get a whole log truck to unload at your house for around 4-500 bucks in my area....that barely looks like a couple pickup loads there!!

Man, I am getting to HATE this thread. Gobs of free wood on CL in PA, slash piles with hundreds of cords of wood in them in PA (where my ex was born in Harrisburg), and now you say you can get a truckload of logs delivered for $4-500 clams in central PA?

No wood here worth a snot on CL lately. Slash is impossible to find or glean, and even post-logging forestry service and BLM firewood hunting by permit has been very limited in the past 3 years. And delivered truckloads of logs are $1,200, if they are available.
 
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