In loving memory of Kenis D. Keathley 6/4/81 - 3/27/22 Loving father, husband, brother, friend and firewood hoarder Rest in peace, Dexterday

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Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by farmer steve, Apr 25, 2021.

  1. farmer steve

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    20210423_170826.jpg 20210423_171038.jpg Although I get plenty of free wood it seems never a lot of oak. Ran into the logger that did my dad's farm a few years back and asked what loads were going for. $650-700 depending on species. All oak was the $700 stuff. Told him to bring a load of oak. It is a mix of dead and green. Red,white and chestnut oak. Mostly about 25 foot long logs.
     
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    How many cord are you planning on getting out of the load?
     
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    I would buy loads if I could. It’s a lot more convenient and no limbing.
     
  5. farmer steve

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    I'm hoping 7. the logger had them fairly tight stacked on the truck.
     
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    I'm hoping it cuts down on time spent getting wood here. Hauling a 1/2 cord or so in the truck or dump trailer eats into splitting time.
     
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    The thread title confused me. For a bit i thought the triaxle broke down and left you the load?
    Hopefully i never have to pay for wood, but it is a lot easier. How quick will you process that Steve?
     
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    Nice! That'll keep ya busy for a while. Now comes the fun part. :saw:
     
  9. farmer steve

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    Not sure how soon Ill get started on it Brad. I have a bunch of dry ash that needs split for this summer. The campers and firepit people are killing me already. :headbang:
     
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    Better get it done before farming season ramps up!
     
  11. Bill2

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    Nice load of logs. Nice to know a guy who delivers loads like that.
     
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    Sweet corn planting this week. Maters and peppers are coming next week. Figuring I'll work on wood on days it's to wet to get in the fields.
     
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    Same here only wholesale bundles. Got three orders today. I hate to dip into my cherry for bundles but its the driest stuff i have.
     
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    Very nice.


    Thats the way to do it. Saves time and whatever vehicles you use to haul the wood otherwise.