Not up here. It's typically $300-$350 (CAD) a cord of mixed hardwood now. Last year was around $250 -$300 with delivery extra.I get 150$ a cord(128 cu. ft.). Delivery is extra.
Not up here. It's typically $300-$350 (CAD) a cord of mixed hardwood now. Last year was around $250 -$300 with delivery extra.I get 150$ a cord(128 cu. ft.). Delivery is extra.
That means my bundles are too big. Shucks, I doubt I could ever ever get 60 of my bundles into a 1-ton pickup truck. For me, 60 bundles is at least 500 splits.
Can get 1/2 a cord in a full size truck.
Not really. My customers know how big a pickup truck is and most have no idea how big a cord of wood is. A lot of this was caused by the terms, "face cord" and "full cord."You guys are going to get spanked for talking in truck load quantities!![]()
You guys are going to get spanked for talking in truck load quantities!![]()
You guys are going to get spanked for talking in truck load quantities!![]()
Where are you located Fyrebug? (fellow Ontarian)Since there is so many folks with a chainsaw selling wood on this forum, i'd like to get a feel what a cord is worth nowadays.
I live in the city and get a face cord split and deliver for $95 each. Lenght is 12". It seems the price goes up $5 every year.
you talking a true cord or some of the "cords" you see on this site ???
This idea fascinates me. Each stack division could be resting on one 4' x 4' pallet. The stack could be 6' high with two rows, and then I would have a truckload almost on the money. The roofs would have been great last year with all the rain we had because drying conditions were deplorable. I really need to strongly consider this option. Two thumbs up!Here is an example of how I stack my wood for sales.
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Do you guys get a lot of tire kickers from online ads?
Anybody with a potbelly stove or a top loader would love this basket storage idea because they love short lengths that don't stack well. I have three customers that beg for shorts and I never seem to run out of them, once all the other logs are cut 16" to 18". The shorts also dry faster.I also sell buy the basket. I always end up with chunks of odd sizes but it's great wood. I scored some baskets and sell them for $110 each.
Each basket is 48''x48''x40'' just shy of a half cord by cubic feet. A basket will fill a full size truck level with bed.
These baskets make great storage for firewood. They won't rot, rust and can be stacked.
The first picture are my baskets. I added another picture I saw online where someone used the tubs for a rain shelter. Pretty good idea.
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