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what’s a fair price?

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Farmchuck, Apr 27, 2018.

  1. brenndatomu

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    I was gonna say he should pay you for the cleanup! But if it is all pulled out in a convenient pile then maybe $10-20 per cord...and a case of cold beverage to him...that'd be about my limit for wood I hafta cut/load/split etc etc etc
     
  2. Farmchuck

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    Buying a few triaxles & having em delivered
     
  3. Farmchuck

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    Before we talked, guess he wanted the stuff outta the woods
     
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    If your only other option is triaxle loads and the tops are pulled out with easy access I would probably go as high as 20.00 an 8 ft pickup load stacked full so that would be about 40/cord.
     
  5. Farmchuck

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    Your input is greatly appreciated sir.:handshake:
     
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  6. Will C

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    Having the wood skidded out so you can pull up with your truck, cut it and load it makes it worth more $$$. I think that $40 a cord would be reasonable.
    My cousins skidded tops out after their woods were logged 30 years ago and sold it quickly at $20 a pick up load back then.
     
  7. Hickorynut

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    My neighbor down the road called me and said he had his woods logged and was just trying to get it cleaned up and I could have all I wanted for free. He had the loggers drag tops out for half a day and there was plenty in the woods to but that wood was hard to get. I got 12 pickup loads and called uncle, but plan on going back later after I take a break. By the way, he called several others he knew and nobody showed up. Natural gas is pretty cheap and I guess in this part of the country people are on the lazy side too, haha!!! It was ash, white and red oak and some hickory.
     
  8. Paul bunion

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    The logger paid him about $10 per cord for log length cordwood. I wouldn’t go over that.
     
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    I would just offer to split the wood 50/50 CSS. Twice the fun for half the wood. Both win. If he doesn't burn wood he can sell it and make his $$$.
     
  10. TurboDiesel

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    My offer would remain the same. It's not firewood till you do all the work.
     
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