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We had some high wind days and ended up splitting four cords of logs into rails with the Atom splitter.

Started a big job Monday. All was going well until about 12:45, as we were returning from dumping the first load. I was turning in (narrow driveway), and so I had to swing wide so the trailer wouldn’t take out the mailbox and a light pole. Just as I entered the driveway, another guy took out the...

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…