Loaded truck pics.

Half cord load load of honey locust. 40-44 months dried.

 

1/3 cord of red oak from August 2020, loaded up for my very first delivery tomorrow. I NEED to get my project trailer on the road if I’m going to make a habit of this Oh yeah, I will be securing the top of the rows with tie downs in the morning.

 

That oak looks familiar? From next door?

 

Yep, this is from 2020 when the double trunk came down. The stuff you helped me make is stacked under my deck right now.

 

Steering wheel should be easy to turn.

 

Load of dead white oak.

 

1/3 cord of mixed hardwoods and 2 kindling bundles heading for a new customer's lake house.

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Another 1/3 cord of very dry red oak for local delivery.

 

The guy liked the first load so much he immediately asked for another.

 

Good for you obliging to take his money!

 

Like i told you...you have a great product and it shows. Sounds like he will be a regular.

Doing the FHC proud! Congrats.

 

Second half cord load of honey locust. He had stacked the prior load already

 

was able to upgrade my main work rig to a Chevy express 2500 with a 6.0
2big loads of brush to dump and 1 heavy firewood load

 

What kinda wood did you score? Nice set up BTW!

 

Cherry.

 

That’s a lot of work! Is the brush pile all your work

 

After some sales, what are your thoughts on the whole selling wood thing?

 

The cash in hand is nice, really nice. If I was to ever get serious about it I'd need a bigger truck and a trailer to match though. As of now my feeling is to sell a couple cords every winter to people who need it and that's about it. I can keep up with hoarding 3-4 cords for me plus 2 for sales, year after year (I think)

 

Good God no sir.
That's greencycle, a place that makes mulch, topsoil ect.