BeerzNBikes All American 3736 Posts user info edit post |
...anyone here got recommendations? 12/4/2010 1:39:43 PM |
NCSU Hobbit All American 705 Posts user info edit post |
I'm actually looking too. I know a lot of people have land outside the city and usually load up a pickup truck every time they go home. Wood usually goes pretty cheap this time of year. I'd be interested in about a 1/2 cord of small/medium logs split, delivered and stacked if anyone's selling... 12/4/2010 2:15:34 PM |
amac884 All American 25609 Posts user info edit post |
djeternal 12/4/2010 2:16:43 PM |
FykalJpn All American 17209 Posts user info edit post |
there's a place on 401 S outside Garner that sells it--no idea about the prices 12/4/2010 11:50:55 PM |
JT3bucky All American 23258 Posts user info edit post |
The woods. 12/5/2010 12:04:47 AM |
talleywack Veteran 499 Posts user info edit post |
prices are around $85 for a full size pickup load delivered and stacked. My family has done some each year for the last 5 years or so. We have timbered a bit of our land each year to manage it and sold the hardwood as firewood. Its the Harnett, Lee, Moore, Cumberland Co. area though and I dont believe they would deliver this far. There is usually somebody out there that will do it for like 55 - 60 a load but its for a tiny ford ranger size truckload and its usually crap wood. I would be reluctant to go for the cheapest out there. I recommend checking the size of the truck (full size), make sure its all hardwood (no pine), about 1/2 seasoned and 1/2 a little bit greener wood (as the greener wood burns longer). And obviously make sure it is split and not just all small or large logs. 12/5/2010 4:04:25 AM |
BeerzNBikes All American 3736 Posts user info edit post |
good stuff^, but I am looking to see if anyone knows specific RTP-area spots to get cheap/free firewood so I can take it to the mountains next wkend. only 1/4-1/2 cord needed.
^^which woods? 12/5/2010 1:46:56 PM |
dswillia Q(o.oQ) 2190 Posts user info edit post |
^ aarrgh any woods matey - those things be full o firewood fer ya pickin
Also, check craigslist - people selling firewood by the truckload all over the place there (some folks even have it for free if you go to pick it up) 12/6/2010 8:36:31 AM |
Jen All American 10527 Posts user info edit post |
you can always get firewood at the farmers market. It's not the cheapest wood youll find but its easy to get to, readily available, and you don't have to hunt it down 12/9/2010 12:10:35 AM |
LRlilDaddy All American 6511 Posts user info edit post |
haha, not sure exactly what happened but that definitely made me laugh.12/9/2010 12:25:27 PM |
Str8BacardiL ************ 41754 Posts user info edit post |
^ i lol'd 12/11/2010 11:29:14 PM |