Yoopers: Winter income with small stuff

[timberbeast]

Don't know if this is appropriate,  Jeff,  since the company is not a member of Timberbuyers,  so I won't post the name......
Delete me if I'm out of line......zap@netwurx.net

2002 Cedar post price list:

Call before bringing in any wood

75" posts,  3" and up - 60.00/cord
75" bolts,  8-10" only - 140.00/cord
7'3" posts,  3" and up - 75.00/cord
100" posts 3" and up - 95.00/cord
100" bolts 7" and up - 170.00/cord
9'3" bolts 7" and 8" only - 200.00/cord
10'3" posts,  3" - 1.70 each
10'3" posts,  4" and 5" - 2.50 each
10'3" posts, 6" and 7" - 3.70 each

ALL MATERIAL SOUND AND STRAIGHT

[Jeff]

Beast, send me thier name and address and Phone number, or better yet if you know them recommend us to them. Its not Superior cedar out of Channing is it? I am doing thier website.
www.superiorcedar.com

[timberbeast]

Jeff,  I've already given them your packet,  a few months ago,  email on the way.

[Frank_Pender]

On 100" posts, 3" and up for Douglas Fir I can get $  .15 a running foot.  tha equates to $1.20 for the posts, up to 7".  How many posts do you folks get per cord?   :

[timberbeast]

Well,  Frank,  obviously that depends on the sizes,  I actually never counted the posts!! :  If I use stakes on my F-250,  and chain and load-bind them down,  I can get about 3/4 cord on.  Usually I pile them to the side until I get 10 cords and call in a truck,  depending on road conditions.  They scale me kinda high because I never bring them junk.  Good way to get rid of tops,  and other stuff you don't want to saw.  I suppose you could calculate the amount of posts per cord,  if all the posts were the same size.  It isn't Superior Cedar,  it's a fence company in Ingalls,  but since I drive past Superior all the time,  I'll have to stop in and have a chat next spring.  Jeff is making a really cool looking site for them,  check it out!