As for the fake face, bush, load etc. If you try to sell me wood by any measurement except cord or fraction of a cord, you _will_ be reported to the weights and measures people.
Harry K
Harry K
$140/face cord, 1/3cord, mixed hardwood but contains at least 50% oak, hickory or locust, in the Milwaukee area, from well respected, year-round firewood businesses.
Many folks might bristle at the regional measurement, but there are 30yr old companies using the measure, and they have a consistent, verifiable definition of the amount, day in and day out, in racks at their establishments. Really, a face cord is 43cuft rounded up, or 32sqft by an accepted 16in length of cut. It's simple math really.
Anyway, this post is directly related to the OP.
" YUPP" YOUR RIGHT ? I AM GUESSING THEN THAT 16" LENGTHS DOES MAKE A DIFF ON MEASUREING A 32 SQ.FT FACE .....opcorn::monkey:
Mine only handles a 24" log:true to your words!! :agree2: the only problem with todays wood size is the wood stoves are made to take smaller pieces to make it easier for the people to handle... most of the wood i sell, people dont want 16" !! but as soon as i dont proccess it at that length everyone will want it that way?? so imho i will keep it at 16" to possible not have to make it shorter in the future ???? lol i love repete customers for the long run.................. bottom line, a cord is a cord and a rick is a rick theres only 1 measure that is true !!!
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