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Nope, no joke (says the guy that broke his neck)

We are getting 350 crd, seasoned, split, delivered. Oak

I prefer 20" and less. Cord go for $200-$250 delivered, here. I never pay for disposal. My neighbor brings his shorty dump and car trailer if needed, or I borrow his rig. He takes anything I don't want. He's got a burn pit for rotten wood and he's building an OWB for his shop that his...

This winter has been so warm I try to work in the shade or after dark.

I think I made several hundred dollars NYE weekend with the dump trailer. Mostly stuff I didn’t have to split.

$400 a cord for nice residential heating grade splits. Delivery included if close. Less for the desert grade wood but more for delivery depending on distance. Usually 30 mins away. I borrow a big dump trailer sometimes if I have multiple deliveries. Tele with bucket helps a lot. I can make a lot...

Work is not a joke or a game.

What looked sensible, at all, there???

I appreciate your hashtags Cory. I'm with you, B, to an extent. If I was going to look at it all the time, I'd want to make a design. I can/ do work year round. I don't have a covered processing area for it is too wet/ windy to work for a day or three. I always have a backlog of shop...

I agree with all of you. Double ended non stop splitter and conveyor belt or maybe equipment mounted might make it profitable. If I was burning wood to heat my house I’d stack it too. I sell a few cords a year usually half a cord at a time to campers. Full cord here and there to friends...

FTR I"ve burned 3.25 cord so far this winter :lol: 🤷‍♂️ :dude: :|: :drink:

I recommend the audio version which I think you can get free as a first title if you join audible. If you don't want to join audible you can get a used paper copy for 8 or 10 bucks. Send me your address I'll gift it to you

#pilepride I have it too.

maybe @Bodean knows this dude. Looks like a skilled climber who posted lessons learned

I like stacking my own firewood. But I'm a bit ocd about some things like that, and I really like to look at a properly stacked woodshed, which I must since they are right in view from the living room and outdoor decks. For someone else?...not so much :).

Firewood is profitable with a processor. It is also profitable with a regular splitter if you don’t take in account your time. If you do it’s something like $11 an hour probably less. Firewood production costs time not so much money. It is a good way to dispose of a byproduct you already got...

Checking it out now…looks cool. $28 You got a free link…

Is firewood profitable there or part fun and part disposal? Here, it feels like there is only beer money in firewood unless automated. Stacking seems to make peanuts to go with the beer. I delivered wood once when I needed the beer and peanuts, where they thought I would haul and stack as...

I haven’t stacked since I was a kid. Now I remember why. I went to deliver last night and realized I had made a grave error. I assumed they knew the delivered price was just chucking it off, not stacking. I ate my error and carried it from the driveway to the back side of the house. Took forever.

After many trips across the desert Southwest. I can say that Amtrak is THE way to travel. That said, every trip has been something of an adventure. Just ran into a raging lefty. Her young son was told I smell like alcohol. That's likely true, I don't doubt her. What I take umbridge with is being...