I tend to agree. I usually prefer to cut my own otherwise I end up with too many odd sizes for 12" - 30" rounds and that's just plain frustrating and I seem to end up spending just as much time dinking around on that as I would have just doing it myself.No way! You can make that load yourself in about 4 hours, at least I can and I'll be 66 years old next month and do it all the time. Get off the damned couch and save yourself $250.
Yep..my feelings also.That looks like less than 2 cords to me. $250 for unsplit/unseasoned wood? No thanks.
That trailer is 16'x6.6'
If anybody can get me delivery of 2 cord split, dried, oak (or similar) for $200, near Lansing MI, let me know...
Yep, seller is a young dude from Mason...
And I'm not getting off the damn couch! I just sat the hell down after 6 hours of felling, bucking, limbing, and making brush piles!!..... Jerk.... ...
Plus the two hours of removing an old garden's fence posts and a full sized steel baseball backstop....
It is the amount he says, I've been clearing out all the dead Ash... So it would be nice to have better burning wood drying and ready for next season. I simply wanted to know if the value was a fair price.
And going rate for a face of Ash is $50, Oak/Pine $75... So it's saving about $200... And I get to split it, which is the best part anyway...
Thank, You Casey! (Not a Tree Freak)Call Ayles and get on their list. $250 per load of logs and so far it's about 3.5 full cords per load. Yeah you gotta cut and split it, but it's a good price.
That's 2 loads.
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