Do a tree job, split the wood at the site of the tree job and deliver it directly to the customer. No hauling it from site A to site B, processing it, and then hauling it to site C.
The way I see it, if you have access to free wood as a byproduct of some other activity (logging your land, cutting trees for $, taking down free and easy trees, etc...), you may be able to make some money.
I'm interested in how many cords a pro saw is good for. Assuming 16" pieces.
I've started ripping big ugly rounds with my 372 so I can split them with my maul. It does make the saw work but usually the cuts aren't for more than 30seconds. I'd assume this saw is good for 100's of cords so a bit of harder use shouldn't be a big deal.
What do you guys get out of a saw?
Ian
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