grsthegreat
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yup, ive seen nutcases use cedar stumps for decorations before....made me laugh.
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yup, ive seen nutcases use cedar stumps for decorations before....made me laugh.
Bob77064
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grs, those adds are too funny.
Iplayfarmer
Super Member
$1 a pound??!! That's crazy. That's like $2,000 per cord. I'm in the wrong business.
LD1
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$2000 per cord:confused2: Maybe if you are burning pine or other soft wood.
Hardwoods in our area are 3300-3800lb/cord
Years ago in an issue of Sawmill Magazine they talked about sawing stumps... but they had to be "certified" I'm not sure if they were talking about old Cypress stumps or what they were refering to.
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Yup, that is a good way to get rid of any ole junk, just call it art n sell it for big bucks.:laughing:
4x4dump
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Almost every big storm i see this type ads, LOL
FREE firewood
bring your own chainsaw and cleanup mess when done.
tree is located in a fenceed yard with no gate only 50yd from drive
please do not damage roof when you remove firewood off my 3 story roof
Roof repair needed
e-mail your price to fix minor damage from 100 year old oak tree falling on it
only take 1 hour to fix
FREE firewood
bring your own chainsaw and cleanup mess when done.
tree is located in a fenceed yard with no gate only 50yd from drive
please do not damage roof when you remove firewood off my 3 story roof
Roof repair needed
e-mail your price to fix minor damage from 100 year old oak tree falling on it
only take 1 hour to fix
Iplayfarmer
Super Member
$2000 per cord:confused2: Maybe if you are burning pine or other soft wood.
Hardwoods in our area are 3300-3800lb/cord
Red Cedar 1,955 lbs./cord... Sweep's Library - Firewood BTU Comparison Charts
Ridgewalker
Platinum Member
My uncle used to saw Cypress stumps into 4" to 6" slabs that he would turn into tables. He made quite a name for himself locally doing it; Paul Harvey stopped by once to order a custom one. They ended up being friends until Paul passed.
That's not quite the "rest of the story" but it's the best I can do.
That's not quite the "rest of the story" but it's the best I can do.
LD1
Epic Contributor
Yep, a soft wood no doubt.
Major species in my area are
Red Oak...........3570lbs
hickory............4080
sugar maple......3740
Ash.................3485
The lightest woods we have around here are white pine and cottonwood, which are still heavier than that cedar. And no one around here even considers them firewood:confused2: