Face Cord? Thats just a fancy term we use to take advantage of
flatlanders. $50 a cord, log load, $90 a cord green, cut split
delivered, $110 dry in the summer, $125-150 in winter.

Sitting in front of the Defiant woodstove in the middle of a noreaster
with a good book: priceless.
--
jeff


Frank_v7.0 wrote:

> Over $90 per cord and that's a face cord. Or cut your own and pay for
> gas, oil. chainsaw maintainence, splitter and plus hours of labor. Rule
> of thumb in Vermont was you needed at least a 10 acre woodlot to be self
> sustaining. And that's a decent woodlot not just 10 acres of land. And I
> almost forgot, the clean-up after loading the inside wood racks. On the
> plus side it was good exercise and kept you warm while doing it.
>

 

Face Cord? Thats just a fancy term we use to take advantage of
flatlanders. $50 a cord, log load, $90 a cord green, cut split
delivered, $110 dry in the summer, $125-150 in winter.

Sitting in front of the Defiant woodstove in the middle of a noreaster
with a good book: priceless.
--
jeff


Frank_v7.0 wrote:

> Over $90 per cord and that's a face cord. Or cut your own and pay for
> gas, oil. chainsaw maintainence, splitter and plus hours of labor. Rule
> of thumb in Vermont was you needed at least a 10 acre woodlot to be self
> sustaining. And that's a decent woodlot not just 10 acres of land. And I
> almost forgot, the clean-up after loading the inside wood racks. On the
> plus side it was good exercise and kept you warm while doing it.
>

 

Face Cord? Thats just a fancy term we use to take advantage of
flatlanders. $50 a cord, log load, $90 a cord green, cut split
delivered, $110 dry in the summer, $125-150 in winter.

Sitting in front of the Defiant woodstove in the middle of a noreaster
with a good book: priceless.
--
jeff


Frank_v7.0 wrote:

> Over $90 per cord and that's a face cord. Or cut your own and pay for
> gas, oil. chainsaw maintainence, splitter and plus hours of labor. Rule
> of thumb in Vermont was you needed at least a 10 acre woodlot to be self
> sustaining. And that's a decent woodlot not just 10 acres of land. And I
> almost forgot, the clean-up after loading the inside wood racks. On the
> plus side it was good exercise and kept you warm while doing it.
>

 

jeff wrote:
> Face Cord? Thats just a fancy term we use to take advantage of
> flatlanders. $50 a cord, log load, $90 a cord green, cut split
> delivered, $110 dry in the summer, $125-150 in winter.
>
> Sitting in front of the Defiant woodstove in the middle of a noreaster
> with a good book: priceless.
Ayup. Takes 21/2 to 3 face cords to make a real or full cord. I liked my
"All-Nighter" air tight. Kept a cast iron pot on the top full of water
to help rehumidify the place. And a couple of small circulation fans to
get the heat to the furthest rooms. I miss everything, but the work. :-)

--
FRH

 

jeff wrote:
> Face Cord? Thats just a fancy term we use to take advantage of
> flatlanders. $50 a cord, log load, $90 a cord green, cut split
> delivered, $110 dry in the summer, $125-150 in winter.
>
> Sitting in front of the Defiant woodstove in the middle of a noreaster
> with a good book: priceless.
Ayup. Takes 21/2 to 3 face cords to make a real or full cord. I liked my
"All-Nighter" air tight. Kept a cast iron pot on the top full of water
to help rehumidify the place. And a couple of small circulation fans to
get the heat to the furthest rooms. I miss everything, but the work. :-)

--
FRH

 

jeff wrote:
> Face Cord? Thats just a fancy term we use to take advantage of
> flatlanders. $50 a cord, log load, $90 a cord green, cut split
> delivered, $110 dry in the summer, $125-150 in winter.
>
> Sitting in front of the Defiant woodstove in the middle of a noreaster
> with a good book: priceless.
Ayup. Takes 21/2 to 3 face cords to make a real or full cord. I liked my
"All-Nighter" air tight. Kept a cast iron pot on the top full of water
to help rehumidify the place. And a couple of small circulation fans to
get the heat to the furthest rooms. I miss everything, but the work. :-)

--
FRH

 

So you don't count corporate welfare as subsidies. Riiiiiight.

"L.W.(Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:44A08FEF.20BD224A@***.net...
> No Good. I'm looking for actual subsidies per gallon like this
> fifty four cents a gallon on ethanol
> http://www.ssu.missouri.edu/publicat...97/vandyne.htm Without
> that ratio we might as well be talking about the two thousand bucks your
> president Bush save you income tax, great, but it doesn't give Me your
> total tax.
> And if you pay yourself fifty cents an hour?
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>
>> http://www.ethanol-gec.org/winter2000/winter0020.html
>>
>> I cut my own.

 

So you don't count corporate welfare as subsidies. Riiiiiight.

"L.W.(Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:44A08FEF.20BD224A@***.net...
> No Good. I'm looking for actual subsidies per gallon like this
> fifty four cents a gallon on ethanol
> http://www.ssu.missouri.edu/publicat...97/vandyne.htm Without
> that ratio we might as well be talking about the two thousand bucks your
> president Bush save you income tax, great, but it doesn't give Me your
> total tax.
> And if you pay yourself fifty cents an hour?
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>
>> http://www.ethanol-gec.org/winter2000/winter0020.html
>>
>> I cut my own.

 

So you don't count corporate welfare as subsidies. Riiiiiight.

"L.W.(Bill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:44A08FEF.20BD224A@***.net...
> No Good. I'm looking for actual subsidies per gallon like this
> fifty four cents a gallon on ethanol
> http://www.ssu.missouri.edu/publicat...97/vandyne.htm Without
> that ratio we might as well be talking about the two thousand bucks your
> president Bush save you income tax, great, but it doesn't give Me your
> total tax.
> And if you pay yourself fifty cents an hour?
> God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>
>> http://www.ethanol-gec.org/winter2000/winter0020.html
>>
>> I cut my own.

 

I would if it was measured in an ratio to the product as we buy it,
like gallons, find me that relationship. Or dollar for dollar, like mass
transit passenger ticket reimbursement.
God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>
> So you don't count corporate welfare as subsidies. Riiiiiight.