All hardwood, seasoned, split and delivered. $80 per truckload (almost 1/2 cord). Send me a pm if interested. I can also sell some smaller loads if you have an apartment or just need firewood for a party.

9/17/2007 2:45:48 PM

how big is your truck?

i dont need any firewood... i just thought i would ask

9/17/2007 2:51:27 PM

You mean bed size? Not sure the exact dimensions but I can load almost 1/2 cord at a time. I have a 99 silverado z71.

9/17/2007 3:34:38 PM

we have a lot of wood to cut man

9/17/2007 3:35:35 PM

^ you busy saturday?

9/17/2007 6:25:03 PM

yeah... football game

let me know when you get time and we'll roll down to the farm and cut up some stuff
I have plenty of oak and hickory on the ground now

9/17/2007 6:42:18 PM

Hope you don't mind but I'm gonna steal your thread :-p I probably won't get any business on here because I live so far away, but its worth a try to help out my grandfather.

I live about an hour north of Raleigh and my grandfather sells firewood cheap (its his only source of income other than retirement). Its all oak hardwood thats seasoned and split, and we have green also.

$45 for a truck load if you pick it up - any size truck (other than dump truck)
$125 if delivered to Raleigh (over a cord, 350+ sticks on a 10ft trailer)



Our pile is a lot bigger than that now and you have to keep in mind, the building behind it is full to the top. Last year we sold about 10k in wood and never had a complaint.

9/17/2007 8:16:16 PM

I sold over $8,000 worth of firewood between september 06 and march 07. No complaints for me either.

9/17/2007 8:28:26 PM

Hope you're not mad for me stealing the thread - I doubt anyone will want to drive up this way to get wood, but it helps out my grandfather a lot. We live in a small town and don't get too much business because most of Roxboro cuts their own wood (we're a bunch of rednecks)

[Edited on September 17, 2007 at 8:34 PM. Reason : ]

9/17/2007 8:32:16 PM

The best way for you to help him out is to post some adds on craigslist for him. I have only sold 5 loads off of tww, but ive sold over 100 on craigslist.

9/17/2007 8:41:06 PM

yeah I probably will - last year we just posted fliers around town and could barely keep up with that because my grandpa is 70 years old and he can only go so fast we got a few bites off of WRAL also but mostly in Durham, Raleigh was a little harder to do because its such a long drive

9/17/2007 8:49:24 PM

T O P

9/18/2007 10:31:08 AM

bttt

9/19/2007 4:25:39 PM

Just wondering what kind of saws you guys use?

[Edited on September 19, 2007 at 4:58 PM. Reason : Lucky i see you got a stihl Good choice. I hate huskys]

9/19/2007 4:56:27 PM

My grandfather uses a Stihl, not sure what model though, and he has a few Poulans for little stuff. He doesn't have to do much cutting though. My dad cuts the trees down and gives the wood to my grandfather, since my father cuts trees for a living. He then uses an industrial wood splitter for the splitting though.

9/19/2007 5:13:42 PM

Yea i was just wondering. I use to work for a logging company back in upstate NY I just ran the cable skidder for the most part and bucking the logs back and the sight. We alway used stihl for the most part. but it seemed like everyone that took the tops For fire wood used Huskys?!?!? Never knew why.

[Edited on September 19, 2007 at 6:16 PM. Reason : BTTT for you guys]

9/19/2007 6:16:00 PM

TO THE TOP

9/21/2007 4:12:46 PM

If you every come across any nice grained cherry or black walnut I'd be interested in buying it.

9/21/2007 10:27:11 PM

^ cooking wood?

9/24/2007 4:34:16 PM

^^ I know of a huge old black walnut tree, but I don't own the land. Rifle stock?

9/24/2007 4:51:14 PM

bttt

9/29/2007 11:27:06 PM

get a job hippie!

9/29/2007 11:38:55 PM

third year ive done this...so here goes.

A cord of wood measures 4 feet high by 4 feet wide by 8 feet long, or 128 cubic feet. Excellent price as well!

9/30/2007 12:15:49 AM

Quote :

"I know of a huge old black walnut tree, but I don't own the land."

Sneak attack, middle of the night!

9/30/2007 12:18:24 AM

Quote :

"get a job hippie! "

wtf are you talking about?

9/30/2007 8:25:07 PM

^^ Yea, ill put the silencer on my chainsaw

10/9/2007 11:05:19 PM

I have a fireplace in my small apartment. How much wood do you think I'd need for a good portion of the winter? What do you charge for smaller loads?

10/10/2007 12:44:47 AM

$50 for 1/2 of a load.

10/10/2007 1:36:32 AM

How long will it store on a porch? Do I need something special to store it in? Would I need to keep it dry?

I guess my question is... if I bought the firewood now, would it still be usable in February?

10/10/2007 1:28:12 PM

^ If you bought firewood now, it would still be usable 15 years from now. You can just stack it on your porch or where ever you want. Its a good idea to keep it at least an inch off of the ground and keep it covered up to keep it from rotting and to keep bugs from eating it. Pm if you need a load.

10/11/2007 12:26:56 AM

HAY PEOPLE!!! ITS ABOUT TO GET COLD!!!

10/11/2007 11:48:49 PM

Lucky1 delivered some firewood tonight. Stuff looks great. He and his girlfriend (I guess? Just don't want to make assumptions) helped me unload it, even though they were in a rush to get to class and it was to the 2nd floor. Thanks for the help guys.

[Edited on October 15, 2007 at 8:26 PM. Reason : ]

10/15/2007 8:26:06 PM

Yes, that was me. (Lucky1's girlfriend)

10/15/2007 9:40:01 PM

^^ That was me and bethaleigh. If we wouldnt have been in such a hurry I guess we would have made the connection. Thanks for the business.

[Edited on October 15, 2007 at 9:43 PM. Reason : too slow.]

10/15/2007 9:42:12 PM

We're trying to start a fire now, even though it's kind of warm outside

10/15/2007 9:53:19 PM

I meant to check and see if you needed any kindling or firestarter. I guess living in an apartment you dont have much access to kindling.

10/15/2007 10:04:03 PM

Lots of firewood for the price. You guys should definitely take advantage of this.
Note that the pile would be larger for an $80 batch -- this was $50 since it's just for a small apartment.

[Edited on October 15, 2007 at 10:24 PM. Reason : ]

10/15/2007 10:23:25 PM

HAH I love actual fireplaces.
Sorry -- I just get easily excited about these sorts of things. My hands definitely smell like a campfire now.

10/16/2007 12:01:37 AM

HAY!!!111

10/19/2007 10:47:54 PM

I posted this thread a little early in the season and this hot weather is hurting business. Im gonna keep bttting it untill december. Already made 3 sales on here though. I would have normally made 10 on here and 40 on craigslist by now.

10/22/2007 1:26:46 AM

My brother bought a load from Lucky1 and was really happy with what he got. Looked like a good deal to me.

10/22/2007 11:50:10 AM

As a courtesy to my fellow wolfwebbers, I am now selling smaller loads for apartments, townhouses, backyard parties, and camping. I also have kiln dried kindling and firestarter to help start your fire. All prices listed below.

Full cord (128 cubic feet) $150

1/2 cord (64 cubic feet) $80

1/4 cord (32 cubic feet) $50

1/8 cord (16 cubic feet) $35

You can also buy it by the stick at $1.00 per piece, though I cant deliver for such small quantities.

Kiln dried kindling bundles $7

Fire starter blocks $5

Tww users can send me a pm or email me at maalmond@bellsouth.net, and lurkers can email me at maalmond@bellsouth.net. Please leave a phone number so that I may easily contact you,

-Mike

PS: I am getting $180 per cord and $90 per 1/2 cord on craigslist just to let you all know what kind of deal I am giving everyone on tww.

10/24/2007 4:27:06 AM

Bump...
Use some of Lucky1's firewood for a nice fire last night. It's good stuff -- highly recommended.

10/28/2007 5:32:11 PM

Btw, its getting cold outside.

11/1/2007 9:02:52 PM

We've had a fire going all afternoon and will probably have one going into the evening.
At this rate, we're going to need some more firewood in December, Lucky1.

11/4/2007 8:01:34 PM

after a $620 propane bill (from July through October), we keep the heat set down in the low 60s and keep a fire burning almost all the time when we're home.

11/4/2007 8:55:29 PM

super awesome, flexible, friendly

bumping this thread because you know you need firewood

11/5/2007 10:44:27 PM

BTTT

11/10/2007 10:57:16 PM

Cold outside...

11/23/2007 1:21:09 AM

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11/23/2007 10:32:05 AM