Not my proudest moment

$ 75.00 per cord & dry I'd buy too. Nice grab! A C

 

I can relate on the back issues. Herniated the L5-S1 disk pulling my snowmobile off the trailer, had a Micro-D in 2011. Worlds better now and still can do just about anything that I did before. I also have spondylolisthesis on the same level which causes me issues too, at some point that level will probably be fused but I'm trying to avoid that as long as possible(38 now). I do avoid lifting the heavy rounds anymore though. A lot of rolling and dolly use to move the big stuff.

Glad you're here to talk about the heart stuff, scary stuff!

 

That is a sweet deal. it is $200 a cord around here for one year stuff sold as dry wood. I would call your deal a smart deal.

 

My beer was frozen within an hour today Solar

 

time for a beer with higher alcohol content

 

First fire and looking good. Other than burning some snow off, she was off to the races.

 

Tell Mrs loon that

 

You are on your own with that one...I get in enough of my own trouble. No sense in drinkin slush though...just sayin.

 

I buy all my wood. I ain't got time for scrounging, bucking, hauling, splitting, and stacking 15 cord of wood a year.

Down the road, I'll probably buy uncut logs. But I'm several years away from doing that. I need 40 cord of wood split and stacked before I start massing with that.

 

That's a whole lot of wood. When I started, I was burning that much and it almost broke me.

 

Shoot !! 75 bucks for dry cord of wood, That's a No Brainer

 

I should be going through 8-10 going forward. 15 is to get a few years ahead.

 

Oh she's known for the past 26 years Ray

 

I thought for sure one of you guys would give some grief about this? Something along the lines of that $150 out of your pocket is 1/4 of:


Chainsaw Husqvarna 576XP 30"bar - $600



Nice saw has had minimal use purchased new and is in very good condition.Have owners manual, and extra chain. Both chains are like new.Bar alone was almost a $100. $600 pretty firm, but money talks.

 

No shame in that deal...for $75/cord I would have bought several just to have on hand.

 

Great score! The last couple years I've been contiplating just buying my 3 cords and for going the scrounging and all the pains that go with it. I can get Oak at $150 per cord and sometimes cheaper. I did buy 1 cord for $100 this year but also cut another 3 at the city recycle area. I'm a good 3+ years ahead so I can sit back and wait for a good deal to show up.

 

The biggest thing that stops me from buying is I've become pretty particular on how I like my wood split over the years. I don't know how well I'd deal with the way someone else splits their wood. I don't like the stuff I split back in 2009-2010 that I'm burning now so I guess I'd get used to it if the price was right.