Chad: I'm not familiar with the term "rick of wood". I've been around the forest industry since the early 1960s and that's a new one on me. Through the 60s, 70s anf 80s I harvested between 20 and 100 tractor trailer loads per year, never heard that one.
I see someone else on the thread talking face cord. I've heard that one, and as I understand it, a pile 4x8 and could be anywhere from 1' to 20' long sticks. We always refered to guy selling face cords as the crooks of the industry. What else could one call them.
If you go cords as in 128 cubic feet, it's going to run from about 2.2 ton in spruce to about 2.6 ton in hardwoods. In hardwoods the average Ford Ranger will be sitting on it's axles with a box full. You best have damn good tires even for 6 miles.
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