A 16 foot row of cherry 5 feet tall average lengths 17 inches,top covered 2 years every piece perfect.
What's this worth?
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Rob711
Feeling the Heat
I'm new but will play. If I did it correctly that's .88 cord. Its seasoned, not sure what perfect pieces means, assume no big ugly chunks. Is it delivered, or you loading and transporting? I'd pay 175 delivered. I paid 180 a full cord of BS seasoned delivered in November and December though.
Woodsplitter67
Minister of Fire
.88 is correct.. my guess would be 140.80 delivered for that less than a full cord of cherry.. its not super high on the btu chart so i would guess it would be around 160 for a full cord. If it was mixed with oak i think the value would go up..
Rob711
Feeling the Heat
Woody5506
Minister of Fire
Market it as "smoker wood" and you'll get more money for it, lol. At least that's what they seem to do on Craigslist around here!
Ashful
Minister of Fire
All wood is free, but it usually comes with a $225 delivery charge, around here.
Eureka
Feeling the Heat
fireview2788
Minister of Fire
Where you and I are, a cord is round $150-175. I don't think a cord of cherry is any more valuable than other firewood, except oak or hickory. However, we'll use $175 as a base number, multiply that by .88 since it's not a full cord and the value would be $154.
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