Absolute Seasoned Hardwood Firewood ((( SALE ))) in Flint, Michigan For Sale

SEASONED HARDWOOD FIREWOOD FOR BONFIRES OR FIREPLACE OR WOOD STOVE, (ALL FLINT AREA )
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((( DELIVERED & STACKED :)))
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(((SALE PRICES FOR LIMITTED TIME ORDER NOW AND SAVE )))
ALL FIREWOOD CUT 14" to18" But 16" Avg. AND SPLIT IF 6" to 8"OR LARGER IN DIA.
UNIT STANDING 4'x6'x16"= ( APPROX 32 cubicft. ) -
TALK TO YOUR LOCAL FRIENDS AND ORDER AT THE SAME TIME AND - ((((SAVE))))- WHEN ORDERING 4 OR MORE ON
SEASONED OR GREEN ORDERS .
SEASONED HARDWOOD ( GRADES FOR HEATING OUTPUT .)
GRADE 1 - OAK -WAS - $80.00 NOW $70.00 FOR WOOD STOVE ((( LIMITED SUPPLY )))
GRADE 2 - HARD MAPLE- FOR WOOD STOVE (((TEMP OUT OF STOCK )))
GRADE 3- MOSTLY( ASH ) OTHERS , CHERRY,ELM ,RED & SILVER MAPLE = WAS -$60.00 NOW $50.00 FOR FIREPLACE OR WOOD STOVE
GRADE 4 - ASPEN- BOX ELDER COTTONWOOD = WAS - $45.00 NOW $40.00 FOR OUTDOOR BURN PIT OR FIREPLACE
CALL Walter @ 810 853 xxxx or 810 406 xxxx
ALSO ANYTIME DELIVERY - FURNACE BREAK DOWN OR POWER OUTAGE
BUY FOR NEXT YEAR NOW AND (((( SAVE))))
((( THIS IS THE BEST WAY TO BUY WOOD )))
YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT AND HAVE IT WHERE AND WHEN YOU NEED IT
STORE INSIDE OR OUTSIDE - INSIDE IS THE BEST - YOUR CHOICE
PUT AWAY NOW AND HAVE WHAT YOU NEED TO HEAT NEXT YEAR
GREEN HARDWOOD
GRADE 1 - HICKORY , OAK = WAS -$65.00 NOW $55.00
GRADE 2- BEACH ,IRONWOOD,HARD MAPLE WAS -$55.00 NOW $50.00
GRADE 3 - CHERRY , ELM , RED MAPLE - $45.00
GRADE 4 - ASPEN , BASSWOOD , BOX ELDER - $35.00
CALL Walter @ 810 853 xxxx or 810 406 xxxx
-FOOD FOR THOUGHT -
WHEN STACKING OR LOCATING YOUR FIREWOOD =
Keep off of the ground to avoid frozen or wet logs.Cover top when in the open to weather.
Remembering each Grade or even type of wood has a DIFFERENT Weight
. From (xxxxLBS) Per Unit .
So some porches or decks may need extra support to handle the extra load . ( 2 OR MORE Units)
OTHER NOTES : ) GREEN Wood weights more than seasoned .
Typically Seasoned wood on avg.Seasoned weight xxxxlbs a 4'x6'x16" unit =
on truck then off truck =xxxxlbs +or - Depending on the Grade of Wood.
How much time you spend Handling and Transporting your wood is up to you !
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WORK AS HARD AS YOU WANT TOO !!! What your time is Worth ???
Fact From Our Forests :( The Ash boar has killed Most All of the Ash in
our Southeastern Michigan forest’s.
This wood long known to full time wood burners as one of the best heating
woods will soon be gone . Ash has a very low resistance to decay . We need to
use( honor) as much of this resource as possible . A Few of the ash that I have
harvested are close to being ( down graded ) to a lower heating grade . Many
Ash trees are BE COMING HAZARD TREES and are going to be the root
cause of ( Power Outages )and outer damages . We must harvest Our Ash ASAP
. Praying for a rebound someday, We know this will take lots of time .
Ash will be missed as one of top Grade of heating woods - as early as in 2 years :(
A cord of wood is 4’x 4’x 8’ which equals 128 cubic feet. In the beginning of measurements 4’ logs (called bolts) which were burned in King Arthur’s sized fireplaces At the turn of the industrial revolution. A genius invented the steam engine. Ships at sea and paddle wheels of the Mississippi River used bolts (4’ logs)in their steam boilers. Cords of wood were purchased to fuel the ships and paddle wheelers. At the same time in history another genius invented a locomotive. They couldn’t move 4’ logs between the fuel tender and the engine. So, a 24” long log was used. The railroad purchased wood by 4’ x 8’x 24”- a face cord. At the same time in history another genius invented a pot belly stove. The logs for the stove could not be longer than 10” and no bigger in diameter than 4”. Pioneers and settlers purchased 4’x 8’ x 10” – a face cord. So, the vagueness size of a face cord was born. Either 4’ x 8’ x 24” (half a cord) or 4’ x 8’ x 10” (slightly more than a fifth of a cord). How vague of measurement is that ! ! !. Through the years fireplaces and the size of wood stoves have varied. If you cut a log at 16” long you will have a single stack of wood 4’ x 24’ x16” which is a cord (128 cubic feet). We do not sell by the face cord. We sell by approximant cubic footage which is stacked into our truck so you see the size of it before you pay for it