Says $50 in the add. I would love a tree company near me post free wood. I just don't have the room for a grapple load. I could make room but my wife would lose it.Deliver for a fee.
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I wonder what it will be.
200 dollars shipping and handling.
Yea I had a couple of cords delivered and it leaves a mess that clean up in the yard. Imagine having logs to cut them split.
It's firewood, dude. If a little bit of wood processing mess is a problem, you're in the wrong forum! 
yea, it's a bit annoying to cleanup well enough. Especially late fall, I cant just let it settle between the grass and mulch what sits higher with the mower. IM definitely not one of those people that likes to chop and stack firewood. Heck Im looking for a service to keep a face cord on my back porch stacked. They have dog poop pickup services, why not firewood stacking.
You don't hear many complaining about windy days on sailing forums, or afraid of heights on skydiving forums.
Back when I sold wood some of my best customer's were like that they had a rack on a porch, deck or under the deck and they wanted it to have wood in it and didn't care what the cost was . I had a route set up for those folks. It was a nice paying gig.
Yea, check out Ohio Wood Burner. He has a blog on that.
Man... where were you when I was 14, and looking to make a few extra bucks? I had to wait for it to snow, to get anything out of my neighbors!
I'm going to have to take a look at what he's offering. Much of the native hardwood here is pretty knarly due to the sandy soil, I guess. I've gotten a few deliveries of decent wood from off cape but it typically comes with a lot of bark and dirt. I got much better firewood (even, straight, clean) when I was in metrowest Boston.
Can confirm, the firewood around here is plentiful and good quality. Oak, maple, ash, cherry, hickory, birch and pine everywhere. I get most of my stuff from local tree guys.
As a follow up, the log load didn't happen. I *did* find another local supplier offering clean green hardwood (mostly oak) for $200/cord delivered. So...I bought six cords. Now my wood shed is full.
Most people on the cape are selling full cords for at least twice that. Some even claim that it's seasoned, and most use front end loaders to load their trucks or trailers...which leads to a lot of dirt in the mix. This guy loads by hand.
He has been in the business for a while and is easy to work with . The wood is great and the price is more than reasonable. I'll continue buying from him as I need...
I have a cord of seasoned wood already stacked, and am trying to force seasoning of the rest with a solar kiln. My shed has a clear roof and I've tarped the sides...but so far I'm not seeing higher temperatures either in the airspace or in the stack itself. I don't think I have enough direct sunlight (the shed is partially shaded.) We'll lsee what happens later in the summer...or I might just move a cord or two into the open with a dedicated kiln...
