Firewood
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damn i did not even split my wood yet lol, im not even thinking about firewood yet lol
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how many cords u got to sell?
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yea i got mine drying in firewood length rounds now its been out there since the winter, ill probably split it in august and it will be ready to sell. lets see some pics of ur wood pile lol
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Where are you at? I am south, near philly..
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I got 2.5 cords of wood split and stacked as of 2 months ago and will probably split another cord before the 4th of July. I should be set as I have a lot leftover from last year.
I would suggest not waiting until August to split wood. Once cut into lengths, the wood doesn't dry out or season as much as you think until it is actually split into quarters or more. Just cut into log lengths doesn't mean the wood is seasoning as well as it should. Even once split, it needs a good 12 months to properly season, especially oak. Otherwise, you won't be burning efficiently and as hot as you could...plus risk creosote build-up. Just some friendly FYI.
I would suggest not waiting until August to split wood. Once cut into lengths, the wood doesn't dry out or season as much as you think until it is actually split into quarters or more. Just cut into log lengths doesn't mean the wood is seasoning as well as it should. Even once split, it needs a good 12 months to properly season, especially oak. Otherwise, you won't be burning efficiently and as hot as you could...plus risk creosote build-up. Just some friendly FYI.
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This is split and delivered?
Could you please get me a name and #?
I will buy at least 5 cords at $165. cut/split/delivered.
Thanks.
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i do this every yr, the wood i sell is mainly ash and maple so it dries quickly, and is very dry by burning season. where my wood dries it gets direct sunlight the whole day, and i keep it covered when rains, ill let it season in cut rounds for almost a yr
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i sell mine for 85 a half cord, but might bump it up to 90 or 95 this yr. but im not in it for the money, i love messing around with timber, and working in the woods and i mainly sell for my farmland assessment
I use Easter as my gauge for when all my wood is split for the following winter.
I might have some sweet gum in late July if anyone wants some. It doesn't produce many coals but it burns hot in my woodstove.
You'll need a splitter or wait till well below freezing to do it with a maul.
I might have some sweet gum in late July if anyone wants some. It doesn't produce many coals but it burns hot in my woodstove.
You'll need a splitter or wait till well below freezing to do it with a maul.
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