I can get a seasoned cord of tulip and pine for 50.00, I realize it's not great wood but for 50.00 should I grab it ?
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so long as it is a true cord (not a face cord, rick, truckload, whatever) $50 for a cord would be a GREAT deal. Hell, I'd buy 2 cords right now!
a full cord remember is 4x4x8 or 128cu ft.
If you have the storage and it is a full cord and it is DRY, then go for it. and as Andy said, buy 2!
As a face cord (usually measured around my parts as 1/3 a cord or 16inches x 4 x 8) then that had better a delivered price since that is soft woods.
If you burn part-time or for aesthetics, then go for it. Dry wood is dry wood. But it is going to burn differently than hardwoods if that is what you are used to.
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If you have the storage and it is a full cord and it is DRY, then go for it. and as Andy said, buy 2!
As a face cord (usually measured around my parts as 1/3 a cord or 16inches x 4 x 8) then that had better a delivered price since that is soft woods.
If you burn part-time or for aesthetics, then go for it. Dry wood is dry wood. But it is going to burn differently than hardwoods if that is what you are used to.
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smokinj said:
Then what, start paying to see a shrink????
Even if I could get hardwood for $50 a cord, I would still cut/split/stack because it helps me keep my sanity.
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