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Great deal.

 

I usually get 3 or 4 loads a year, depending on what I have open for drying/storage. This time of year the trailer may sit there for a week or two, depending on if they're set up and cutting hard wood or soft wood when I drop it off. I usually specify I want hardwood, unless I'm getting a load for cooking syrup, then I'll get softwood. If you drop it off in the late fall or winter (which I don't) it could sit there for a couple months at a time (LOTS of people go right from the trailer to their stove..).

 

With price increases like that, I don 't know how you'll afford to keep heating your house!

 

Should be good and dry by the time it gets here

 

That time of year again. Hopefully the price didn’t go up.. Not many trailers there now that it has warmed up. Probably only get/need a couple loads this year.

 

That’s a deal even I would grab

 

I pay $20-25 for a pickup load depending on which pallet mill I go to, which is about 1/3 -1/2 cord per, so you are getting a deal!

 

C'mon Softwood tell us the truth...that's your woodyard!

 

I'd buy several years worth, stock up, lol. That's hard to beat.

 

I've got a couple years worth ahead. I should make another 'bin' or two for even more though.

 

No gas money needed though

 

I pass by a small mill going to work. I wish they had some cutoffs like that.

 

Farriers don't come cheap.

 

Cut offs make for great firewood. They dry quickly and fit easily into any burning device. Building pallet binds for storage is the way to go. I have found a good market for those with smokers, solo stoves and small wood stoves. I get my cut offs for free from my logger. He burns them in a big mountain since he doesn’t have a market for them.