WANTED - firewood by the logging truck load

[Kildonan]

Anybody know of where I can buy a logging truck load of firewood in the Victoria area?

 

[nedarb2]

i can get you presto logs for a great deal? http://www.firesidebricks.com/

they burn like coal one brik is compareable to a piece of wood 2x its size, they jsut need kindling to start

they do need to be dry stored though

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

Possibly.Ill check into it.

 

[Paul Burak]

what kind of deal can you get nedarb2 how long does as pallet last

 

[nedarb2]

a pallet is 105 boxes and each box has 8 bricks. 3 bricks keep hot for about 3 hours, most of the people using them will put 3 or 4 bricks in the stove before bed and its hot enough in the morning to just throw in somemore and start up again.
Pricing?
i can probly get you a pallet for ~3.50 or maybe better

 

[Kildonan]

Still looking for somebody selling by the logging truck load if anyone knows of somewhere/somebody.

And sorry nedarb2, not interested in the presto logs thanks.

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

What kind of wood are ya looking for jim??Why dont you just go up the boneyard main and cut up a bunch??

 

[Yote]

So what does ~3.50 per pallet mean?

 

[nedarb2]

sorry per box.
i pallet is equivilant to 1.5 cords

 

[Kildonan]

quote:Originally posted by Sugar Magnolia

What kind of wood are ya looking for jim??Why dont you just go up the boneyard main and cut up a bunch??

It's not just that easy, Brad. permits, hassles...

I like to buy by the truckload, get it delivered, buck it, split it, sell 3 cords and I get my wood for free.

I'm looking for fir, alder, maple, arbutus... a mix, whatever. Just looking for it by the logging truckload.

And sorry, Brad. I almost missed your post after weeding through all the hijack stuff.

 

[Sugar Magnolia]

 

[Kildonan]

mail sent.

 

[Yote]

Nedarb2 I had sent you a couple e mails with no response. I may be interested in a pallet for myself and my folks top split, would make for a good present to them. E mail me if you can do something.