CRThomas
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I have there trucks three trailers two log splitters two wrappers and two hundred bags on hand I buy stretch wrap by the double case. My 30 ton splits in the yard and the 20 ton finishs In side and going to order another 30 three point from Ramsplitter I have one tractor and one three ton fork lift. My day starts before day light and ends at dark my one log splitter is electric so I can work at night and not wake the people next doors. LaterSounds marvelous, and I can see why you wore yourself out. How many people were helping you do all this? It seems impossible that one man could sell that many bundles alone with one splitter, a couple of saws, one truck, one bundler, etc.
I also throw in a couple of pieces of premium hardwood in addition to cottonwood and linden. Turns out that the mixture makes a really good campfire. Most of my customers buy two or three bundles at a time for an evening fire. Several cook breakfast the next morning with whatever is left.
There are redeeming qualities of all this. The main park where the compers rest is only a half a mile from where I split and bundle the firewood. I can often smell the smoke from the fire where my wood is burning. Then I think to myself, "I bet I made their day today." It brings back memories of my boy scout days.