Yes, it is what it is, but I was a bit disappointed. This was the first time that I've actually bought wood, and I was hoping for better results in terms of getting what I paid for. I'm sure that complaining about it to the logging company will get me a big fat 'go get your wood somewhere else then', and there isn't anyone else you can buy logs from in town unfortunately. I'm going to try and do some scrounging for the next couple of months, rather than go buy more wood at this point. See what I come up with. All this COVID stuff has postponed my shoulder surgery, so I've got a bit more time to putter in the wood shed.
the wood wasn't delivered - i took a trailer and picked it up one cord at a time and unloaded it all at my house. it was $185/cordI try to look at the glass half full when doing stuff like this.. Remember I havent ever purchased wood, but if I did.. Id look at it as if I got a deal or not by what split wood goes for in my area and its unseasoned and what I paid for the wood and not be on the scrounge. so in my area the so called seasoned wood goes for 150 to 200 per cord.. If i had log lenth delivered to my house and I split what was delivered say 2 cords for 100 bucks or 50 per cord...and after stacking I got 1.5 cords that would amount to 66.6 bucks per cord which still isn't a bad deal.. for someone to deliver the wood to you..So what was the actual amount paid per cord
I read the thread again. you paid 180 per cord got 2 cords and after stacking it was 1.75 cords CSS which = 205 paid per cord. your area is 300 per cord for the wood its not terrible. The cost of propane is quite expensive, so in general I think you did ok.. I think that its a better deal at 150 to 180 per cord CSS. Your only .125 off per cord so your very close to what your purchasing...the wood wasn't delivered - i took a trailer and picked it up one cord at a time and unloaded it all at my house. it was $185/cord
That's a great way to look at it, you're right. It certainly is much cheaper than the cost of propane up here, and absolutely - even at $205/cord is still cheaper than the 350-375 that fellows charge for split wood here. I think I'm just hung up a bit on not getting what i paid for. But at the end of the day, there was a convenience factor of not having to go out and scrounge 4 cords worth of wood, one pick-up load at a time too.I read the thread again. you paid 180 per cord got 2 cords and after stacking it was 1.75 cords CSS which = 205 paid per cord. your area is 300 per cord for the wood its not terrible. The cost of propane is quite expensive, so in general I think you did ok.. I think that its a better deal at 150 to 180 per cord CSS. Your only .125 off per cord so your very close to what your purchasing...
being off .125 cord per cord is not terrible.. but over 4 cords your .5 cord shy.. over time it adds up.. id talk to them the next time.. .125 cord= 16cuft or roughly 2x2x4ft area to give you an idea..That's a great way to look at it, you're right. It certainly is much cheaper than the cost of propane up here, and absolutely - even at $205/cord is still cheaper than the 350-375 that fellows charge for split wood here. I think I'm just hung up a bit on not getting what i paid for. But at the end of the day, there was a convenience factor of not having to go out and scrounge 4 cords worth of wood, one pick-up load at a time too.
me personally.. if someone is telling me I just purchased 7cord in log lenth, I better get 7 cords. or dame close.. your statement of your getting 6-8 cords is a 25% swing in my expectations.. So if someone tells me this is 8 cords and I got 6 cords.. I should be ok with it...people are always happier with a higher quality when purchasing.. not lower quantity... 25% thats alot..When we sell a load of logs people want to know how many cords that is in a load
We say 6 to 8 cord depending on how YOU split and stack
One guy came back complaining he only got 5 cord I went over to see his stacks
Yes only 5 cord but stacked so tight that a mouse could not get in.
In log load, it is an average to a load the tighter the load the more wood
one bent log will cost you on your finished amount and normally the
firewood logs are mill rejects, bent, hollow or with some rot also to small in dia.
so in my experience, the cord amount is subjective. You bought a log load not a cord amount
This is one of the biggest reasons I'll never buy wood.. people that are like this are creepy.. I also own my own business...that last statement of complaint once.. its an Embarrassment to yourself...customers always have a right to question a purchase... your a great representation of whats wrong with this world...complain once and my sugar maple, beech, and red oak go somewhere else
I don't have to worry about selling woodThis is one of the biggest reasons I'll never buy wood.. people that are like this are creepy.. I also own my own business...that last statement of complaint once.. its an Embarrassment to yourself...customers always have a right to question a purchase... your a great representation of whats wrong with this world..
You probably don't even qualify for my wood
post the test that one would need to pass to qualify for wood
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