lknchoppers
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Ran across this picture on a local firewood sellers Craigslist AD. Check it out. Anybody ever hear of a "Sheldon Cord" ? I never have, let's ad more confusion to the to selling or buying firewood....Geez !!
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So does Ohio ... and should be . What other product do you buy by volume that doesn’t have a set in stone unit of measurement?As goofy as it is, PA still has a law on the books that it’s illegal to sell firewood in less than cord measurements.
I agree but most people have no concept of what a cord actually is and just accept what the wood guy tells them. Can’t count how many ads I’ve seen that a full cord is a heaping 8’ truck bed!So does Ohio ... and should be . What other product do you buy by volume that doesn’t have a set in stone unit of measurement?
You’re right.I agree but most people have no concept of what a cord actually is and just accept what the wood guy tells them. Can’t count how many ads I’ve seen that a full cord is a heaping 8’ truck bed!
Maybe he was talking about a Sheldon Cord that you couldn't put 3 of in a truck bed.Ran across this picture on a local firewood sellers Craigslist AD. Check it out. Anybody ever hear of a "Sheldon Cord" ? I never have, let's ad more confusion to the to selling or buying firewood....Geez !!
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Didn't we have this argument with sb47 about a month or two back?
Maybe he was talking about a Sheldon Cord that you couldn't put 3 of in a truck bed.
As goofy as it is, PA still has a law on the books that it’s illegal to sell firewood in less than cord measurements.
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