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Discussion in 'The Wood Market' started by Chud, Aug 11, 2026 at 2:19 PM.

  1. Chud

    Chud

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    I got a call today for a 3 cord order. I’m not ready, but I still need 6 tires.
    Does 5 cords on the books in August qualify for Nashville level?
     
  2. stuckinthemuck

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    If you are pocketing 100 Benjamins it does…..
     
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  3. Chud

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    Pfff I’m not leaving the house for less than a 100 Ben’s
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  4. T.Jeff Veal

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    Yep, yous in the big time now...:makeitrain":makeitrain":makeitrain"

    Nashville bound...
     
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    Shoooot...you can run Michelins now! :makeitrain"
     
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    Thats awesome. Good for you. :makeitrain"

    It qualifies if you delivered it all in one day and stacked too. :D

    I don't often do volume in the warmer months, but the last couple years its improved. Im trying to get folks to buy green/semi seasoned wood early so I don't have to stack/store it.