(03-04-2020, 02:16 PM)Rico Wrote:

(03-04-2020, 12:51 PM)Jags Wrote: That 140 for a truck full of seasoned and split oak is looking really good right now, lol.  

I can see why it’s sat so long now.  I’d still like to help out if I could.   How far from the wood is the street or where the truck would be? How big are the rounds? How many would fit in a wheelbarrow? 

Seems like it would take a nice chunk of time just trying to load it up.

Ding, ding, ding, ding.

The only saving grace would be finding a bunch of good stuff.  I think/hope it's about half and half...which would be a lot.

By the way, there's a guy on Fruit Cove Rd. that sells firewood as well.  Not sure of the address, nor what his stockpile looks like at this point, however.

I wonder if that is part of BIg Bens. He has a decent size tree service and lives on the river over there.  Or did live there when I used to go down there. There another on 13 near the fire dept.  I’m off 210 smack dab in the middle  those guys and the one over in PV.  Same time spent going to either.  The one in PV delivers.  Not sure about the other two.  

If you want a hand, I’ll help.  If there’s a pot of gold under it and I get some rounds, great.  If not, glad I can help.  You pay for the dump fees and a glass of tea.  Saturday would be great weather-wise.  But my and my daughter’s bday is this weekend.  We’ll be out the following week.  So, I wouldn’t be available for a couple weeks.

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(03-04-2020, 03:00 PM)jagibelieve Wrote:

(03-04-2020, 09:37 AM)Jags Wrote: I’m technically a millennial.  But I try to do things the old school way.  I’ve been using a maul. 

Call me crazy but I enjoy learning and doing things the way it was done before technology made life too easy for us.

In my younger days as a teenager splitting wood with a maul and sledge hammer was one of my chores.  It's not bad to do if you're only doing a small amount.  With the amount of wood that I do a splitter is a must, especially since I don't have the strength or stamina that I used to have.  I gave away a bunch of wood this last year and have a bunch more to cut and split.  My biggest problem right now is having a place to season it out of the weather.  I'm planning on putting up a couple of pole barns real soon.

Wait, can I help you instead? Lol

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