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I saw once where they took lengths of rounds, full cuts of tree trunk, and
stacked them 8' x 8' x 4' to equal 128 cubic feet. They then split the wood, and had a lot more than a cord. I saw an ad that a man was selling cords of wood for $140, and rounds for $100, but not specifying the quantity on the rounds. If it is a cord of rounds, I can split it with my splitter, and I would estimate that I could get nearly two cords out of that. For $100 vs. $140, that would be a good deal. Does anyone know what the conversion factor would be? Cord for cord, at $40 cheaper, the rounds are a better deal. Steve |
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