JayinNY said: (quoted from post at 19:52:09 02/06/10) $650 a truck load, 6-8 cords on a truck.
Huh, for what ever reason I thought it might be a bit less then that.
Last year I needed an extra cord so I bought a cord plus a little (my pulp cart is a little over 9' long, hold 4' logs 4 ' high) for $100 bucks. I did have to pick it up but it didn't take all that long, it was in 8' but I cut it down to 4' to fit the cart.
A few years ago we got a load of firewood tree length, boy that was a bugger. I don't mind dealing with it when it's in the woods but when it's staked up like that, no thanks.
Good luck though, I know all about putting up firewood!
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