Who has FIREWOOD???

[kidcapri]

I seen a post a few weeks back about this. Who has a good deal on firewood that is fairly close? I live in Saginaw.

[71chevellejohn]

Trees.

[UserX]

huh, huh you said wood

[78X]

I seen a post a few weeks back about this. Who has a good deal on firewood that is fairly close? I live in Saginaw.

you seen? It be over dere.

[SSMAN]

That is why I asked for a chainsaw for Xmas. I just go to new neighborhoods where the bull doze trees down and cut up just enough to do me.

I can't see paying money to burn something. But paying money for somethign that will pay for itself over time, I am good with.

[Sleeper]

That is why I asked for a chainsaw for Xmas. I just go to new neighborhoods where the bull doze trees down and cut up just enough to do me.

I can't see paying money to burn something. But paying money for somethign that will pay for itself over time, I am good with.

This... It really does not take that long to go cut some tree's up and split them with a wood splitter. A few hours worth of work could supply a winters worth or firewood.

[SSMAN]

This... It really does not take that long to go cut some tree's up and split them with a wood splitter. A few hours worth of work could supply a winters worth or firewood.

Not to mention playing with an 18" chain saw relieves stress too.

[idrivea4banger]

I haz wood.

[CJ-95GT]

Grim Reaper from the old site use to, but I'm not sure if he still does it.

Edit: He does. Here is his webpage: http://www.mrfirewood.net/

[Lone Sailor]

This... It really does not take that long to go cut some tree's up and split them with a wood splitter. A few hours worth of work could supply a winters worth or firewood.

The problem is finding a place to legally cut the trees down in order to do it yourself. Not everyone has their own property or a friendly neighbor that will just let them knock down trees any time they please.

[SSMAN]

The problem is finding a place to legally cut the trees down in order to do it yourself. Not everyone has their own property or a friendly neighbor that will just let them knock down trees any time they please.

New housing addition in a wooded area will net you a few bulldozed trees. That is what I have been doing. Not saying it's legal, but they are just going to shred/chip or burn it anyway. I figure I am doing them a favor by hauling it off. I will take the chain saw and cut a few limbs approx 6-8" dia x 6-7 feet long, put them in the truck and take them home to cut up. Don't do it for commercial purposes, only personal use.

I don't cut live trees down just for the record.

[UserX]

Not saying it's legal, but they are just going to shred/chip or burn it anyway.

That's not entirely true. My first job was working for an excavator, and they used the trees to sell firewood. We cut the trees onsite, my job was loading the skid loader with firewood and unloading to the trailer. I even made side money by helping deliver it on the weekends. It may be free to you, but it's at someone else's expense for sure.

[SSMAN]

That's not entirely true. My first job was working for an excavator, and they used the trees to sell firewood. We cut the trees onsite, my job was loading the skid loader with firewood and unloading to the trailer. I even made side money by helping deliver it on the weekends. It may be free to you, but it's at someone else's expense for sure.

You maybe right. But they must be hauling them off in big chunks or whole trees. I never heard any chainsaws going on there and out of about 50 plus trees they are all gone except for 2 stragglers that have been laying on the ground there for over a month. Not very big trees either.

[SMKR]

look for wood on curbs after a big storm and get all the free firewood you want

[Lone Sailor]

look for wood on curbs after a big storm and get all the free firewood you want

Who wants green wood?