Dude, figure out how much a cord of wood is worth in your area. Then figure out the cubic footage of truck beds and trailers before you give them a price. in my area a cord of wood is worth between $3-400. A 6.5 ft truck bed can fit a 1/2 cubic ft of wood. That amount of wood goes for $150-200 in my area. That first guy with the trailer would have paid $80-100 in my area. That was over a 1/4 cord. Get some T posts, and pound them into the ground 6 ft apart and 4 ft high. Tightly stack the wood in between the posts. 1 of those is a 1/4 cord of wood. 4 is a full cord and so on. Post the pictures and whatever price you decide, and let the customers pick how much wood they want. Then they can load while you split more wood.
With this much demand you could increase the prices but offer free delivery. You will get even more customers especially the more affluent ones without trucks or trailers. I saw one customer showed up with a rented truck.
I definitely agree that he should raise prices if there is high demand, but offering free delivery will take away a lot more time from work and family. I don't know if that trade off is worth it you'll have to spend way more time loading, driving, and unloading for not that much of a bigger payoff. if the customer wants delivery they have to pay for that extra work and time it takes.
People in my area are charging $75-$125 a truck bed, so I'm pretty competitive in my market! Free delivery is totally not worth it for me. Plus, I don't think it's fair for the people who would like to pick it up and save money
Although it is true that you are selling seasoned wood, it’s by no means guaranteed that it is even half dry. Red oak and especially all those big rounds (of basically any wood) probably turn to mold before being close to being dry. But if you have like ash or maple (or really dead red oak) it may be a different deal. Just make sure you are not making your customers mad I guess is all I’m trying to say. Great video, love the attitude, keep the videos coming :D
Awesome!! Remember all those trees you dumped over the spring/ summer and fall. This is the future place of your tree dumping. You can also keep the larger stems for fire starter.
Nice Hustle Brother! That splitter is paying off! Make sure you give all them firewood customers your Business card! They already know you so that makes doing future business with them even easier!
I have to say, you are absolutely smashing it. You put tonnes of effort in and reap the rewards as you're doing now my mate! I could have sat watching the splitting bit for hours. I'm positive this channel is going to massive with all the different things you do so All the best brother. 🙏🏴🇬🇧✌
Get a bundle wrapper and make bundles more money to be made, sell to camp grounds, gas stations, home depot and lowes if you can. Market place is always good. One tip always sell good wood not scraps and cut at same lenghths. I like to be 14-16".
Yessir I'm cutting my wood at about 18" now. The cut-up stuff is how I got it from jobs. Yeah, I need to be much better prepared, I'm a rookie currently for sure!
I saw a company that delivers to clients and they deliver their stacks on pallet racks, you could make your own and pre-stack them with wood so when customers come you put it in their truck or trailer with your skid steer with forks or deliver it that way.
Nice side hustle. Don’t forget to change the oil in the log splitter at or sooner than what manufacturers recommend…especially the first oil change since this is when you get most of the internal wear from. It uses so little oil why not do it sooner rather than wait to long.
Just an idea for you ,buy some onion sacks and make some kindling with the smaller pieces of wood you have left you can even use the branches .Great to see you trying a new avenue to make money ,i bet when you are driving around now every downed tree will be in your sites. I was watching another youtube video and they were on about all the wood they see in skips and on the road side which could be reused this could be another way to make some money you seem to have plenty of land you could use for storage.
it cut in my heart all the work you did. get some cages with 1 m3 or fine a price of a Grapple full with mini skeed. customers in and out quickly. don't waste time packing it. minimize the number of times you have to bend over in a day.
You hustling bro. Should be good this week with the cold snap. Now would be a good time to get those containers I offered you to stack in and store a bunch up for next year.
Andre, i make from old pallets crates for firewood. Just a tip, fill the crates, and load in one go. Allso more organiced and and the wood is not on the wet ground. Succes brother.
I admire your work ethic! It’s great to see. I’d say other commenters are correct in saying you should standardize your prices by volume. I’d suggest watching Chris at In the Woodyard. He has lots of great info on starting and running a firewood business…he sells a couple hundred cord a year! Also, you should at least cut the log lengths into rounds, preferably split them as well asap to get the wood drying. Log length wood that’s a year old doesn’t season much if the bark’s still on
I have the same splitter. Make sure you turn your fuel off when not in use. The stock needle and seat are not the best quality and with the tank that high the fuel will seek it’s level and sometimes hydro lock the cylinder or if you let it sit really long gas gets in the crank case. Get a quality inline filter while you’re at it ✌️
Great idea with the amount of wood you get, but you should be splitting wood right now to sell next year. I can promise you no matter how long those rounds have sat there, they will not dry until they are split. It takes 6-12 months for wood to dry; get a moisture meter or make sure you don't advertise dry and ready to burn.
Nice job. I have 3 tree guy's that cut every day and drop the wood already cut. Have 3 high school kids split wood 3 hour a day after school and 5 hours on Saturday morning. I have $25.00 boxes, $50. , $75. , $100. And do $260.00 cord pick up and if i delivered $300
Looking good. Depending on how far you are willing to travel you could have that built into the price. For me. I went up to 1 hours drive time, and it's calculated into the price.😉👍
That splitter is gonna pay for itself real quick and that side table is gonna save your back - now get to cutting and splitting the rest of the logs 💪👍💲💲
Make sure when you get some 6-10” logs leave a pile of them whole cut to size it’s good to throw on before bed since they burn slow and it saves you splitting them
Congrats on the new hustle. One thing I’ll say and you’re always sharp but you missed an upsell with the individuals that rented the truck. I was like my boy is about to tell them “don’t rent a truck to get firewood, I’ll deliver for a fee” 😂 Tell 🔨 to get the tree down you need the wood asap
Most back injuries are caused by twisting and torquing your back. Stand on the other side of the axle and throw in front of you, rather than twisting as you throw behind you.
Well done with all the work on the new lighting but you need to get your Yard to sorted out and what about building your yard wider and what about the land you have going up the hillside in your yard James and John
love you channel, when you splitt the logs, insted of trowing them around and behaind you, make some room infront of you, that way you save your back from rotating. less were and tare. Knut from Norway ;)
@@JackofHaulTrades Thank you for being you and I don't want you to get ripped off, Your new at this time is money if you have people buying to fast your to low on your price.
@oldoutdoorman6648 we got some really cold weather coming so everyone is buying wood rn. When I checked what the competition was selling it for, it was about the same as me
Good stuff. Like other guys said, maybe get a set price on a certain amount of wood. A cord of wood, which is almost what you sold this lady, would be probably $500 in Illinois. Other guys posted higher prices. I know you’re doing this for extra money and not trying to get rich but you need to make money too. Time versus everytime you’ve moved this wood then splitting it. Money and time
That's crazy! We'll I looked on marketplace and for my area people are charging $75-$125 per truck bed. I'll get my prices better once I learn how everything works 😂
Hey Andre a nother awesome videos on your channel love watching your channel u are my favorite UA-camr boss keep up the great work the other Cummins look good with a trailer on again
@brendonpartridge6362 Yeah, it's a nice truck it will be used more as a backup truck for now. My goal is to put most of the miles on the new truck before the warranty expires
Just think of all the wood you hauled off just keeping half of that wood would've given you a great winter income. I think you see the big picture and you will go into winter next year prepared to make more money..your my guy that I really root for keep on being hungry and you will do great things
Also, as you get better, you will find out what length and size your market wants. And the more specific your market wants, you can charge a little more as the bigger guys don't want to mess with it..
Bro, $350. a cord delivered up here in Massachusetts . Tough work , i have hundreds of trees to take down and cut up , but my back is killing me 😅 God bless
Way to go Andre, I think your prices are to low, here in California where I’m at, they charge $50 for a wheelbarrow and not full. Hey! Where’s your coffee?? I’ll have my coffee right there by me all the time :) Good job, keep those videos coming, I wish I was your age again.
If firewood treats you good invest in an EASTONMADE splitter. I have the 5-11 and the 12-22 and they split wood so fast! Maybe they would give you discount because you put out good content.
Bro Home Depot puts about $1500 on hold to rent a truck! I would’ve paid you to deliver to avoid the hold, because they take forever to take the hold off. Good job man always hustlin!! He’ll yea!
@ yea man I had to rent a skid steer and they told me it’s a new policy for equipment and trucks because people were stealing them. I was annoyed because they had 1500 on hold for almost a week after I returned the skiddy.
Is that pine wood that you are selling?? In my area people only burn that for outside fires, too much creosote build up in chimneys from pine, or so I hear.
Have to admire your hard work and taking advantage of making money when opportunities arise. This concept is lost on a lot of young people like yourself.
Get a moisture tester and see what the wood is on the inside. Don't want to sell wood over 25% as "seasoned" or creosote buildup will burn ppls houses down. It will dry in round or log form, but very very slowly.
Depends on what he is selling it at I sold firewood by the pickup loads and trailers loads and hard woods were more money and stacked wood also cost more but we was a tree company so had constant supply of wood made money off it after split had a few people on occasion would buy the rounds before splitting for a bomb fire fire pit drinking wood people doing celebrate of life and heating there homes mostly mixed wood but the other sold as well fruit woods for smoking meat and my friend never put his wood on pallets like I told him just told him a while ago free time split the wood up ready to sell just hope you not giving it away told you to check around and get a price for what it's going for my friend
My one post don't have anything to do with this about my son saving someone life sorry got on here but don't care just seeing if he is giving it away are not I sold millions of dollars of wood over the years just looking out for him
Get a damn tape measure and figure out the cost so much a piece they will take advantage of you so get hard and if hard woods bring more money and not happy with price do like I do tell them to leave waiting for final total for wood and get another table by you too put split wood on during the process
Thanks brotha! So far I'm not sure about cord prices. I just have been selling it by the truck load so far. Everyone in my area is charging around $100, so I'm charging the same
24,57 minutes drop some wood chippers around the place where you put the tree stump so it is flatter so the stump can not fall down hope you unterstand what i mean
Put the wood on a pallet. Figure how much your mini skid can lift with forks. Step back and ask yourself how much that's worth to you. My bobcat lifts pallet of wood that is about 5 ft tall. In my area if I was to sell it or to buy it I would say it's worth $120. One of the best things to have is a product that's easy to see + hand off pallets are free.
For you, you are making 2 times on every amount of firewood you sell. You would have had to pay to dump all that wood and now you are selling it. like i said awhile back, next step will be a small sawmill and cash will be coming in for boards too impressive man. Hammer gonna be jealous
You make money when you splitting it to get ready for sale and people asking about cords just tell them selling by pickup loads and trailers loads but watch the trailers some are deeper than others same as pickup you got six and six and a half foot beds damn near seven feet just saying do good but don't give the stuff away like I said any free time you should be splitting now paying off you might want to watch in the wood yard with Chris you can learn a lot about firewood sales but he is mostly in selling cords but get idea and still sell pickup loads some advice free for the taking
This looks like a successful side hustle, but you likely shouldn't be advertising this firewood as dry or seasoned, even if it sat in rounds for a year or two. The firewood you split now is ready to sell for next season.
Dude, figure out how much a cord of wood is worth in your area. Then figure out the cubic footage of truck beds and trailers before you give them a price. in my area a cord of wood is worth between $3-400. A 6.5 ft truck bed can fit a 1/2 cubic ft of wood. That amount of wood goes for $150-200 in my area. That first guy with the trailer would have paid $80-100 in my area. That was over a 1/4 cord. Get some T posts, and pound them into the ground 6 ft apart and 4 ft high. Tightly stack the wood in between the posts. 1 of those is a 1/4 cord of wood. 4 is a full cord and so on. Post the pictures and whatever price you decide, and let the customers pick how much wood they want. Then they can load while you split more wood.
That's a pretty good idea!👍
Yeah. A cord of wood is 4 ft by 8ft by 3 ft high, right?
@@EricScrapping4Dinidog 4ft high, 8 ft wide, 4 ft deep
@ Nice! 4 ft deep. Okay.
@ 4 by 4 by 8. I’ll remember that. I knew around here in Illinois, a level pickup load they considered a cord. I wasn’t sure what the exact size was
With this much demand you could increase the prices but offer free delivery. You will get even more customers especially the more affluent ones without trucks or trailers. I saw one customer showed up with a rented truck.
I definitely agree that he should raise prices if there is high demand, but offering free delivery will take away a lot more time from work and family. I don't know if that trade off is worth it you'll have to spend way more time loading, driving, and unloading for not that much of a bigger payoff. if the customer wants delivery they have to pay for that extra work and time it takes.
People in my area are charging $75-$125 a truck bed, so I'm pretty competitive in my market! Free delivery is totally not worth it for me. Plus, I don't think it's fair for the people who would like to pick it up and save money
Yea
Although it is true that you are selling seasoned wood, it’s by no means guaranteed that it is even half dry. Red oak and especially all those big rounds (of basically any wood) probably turn to mold before being close to being dry. But if you have like ash or maple (or really dead red oak) it may be a different deal. Just make sure you are not making your customers mad I guess is all I’m trying to say. Great video, love the attitude, keep the videos coming :D
I appreciate the support and feedback boss! I got a new video coming tomorrow on selling more wood!
Bro. So happy you got a table your 30 year old self back and knees will thank you.
It's been so helpful 👌💪
Awesome!!
Remember all those trees you dumped over the spring/ summer and fall. This is the future place of your tree dumping. You can also keep the larger stems for fire starter.
Yeah, now that I got a log splitter and know there is demand! I'm dumping good wood at my house now!
So happy for you. God bless you and your family.
God bless you as well! ❤️
Nice Hustle Brother! That splitter is paying off! Make sure you give all them firewood customers your Business card! They already know you so that makes doing future business with them even easier!
Thanks brotha! It sure is!! Great investment 👌
Best advice from Jason B, leaving a lot of money on the table. Nice work 👍
Thanks for watching!
I have to say, you are absolutely smashing it. You put tonnes of effort in and reap the rewards as you're doing now my mate! I could have sat watching the splitting bit for hours. I'm positive this channel is going to massive with all the different things you do so All the best brother.
🙏🏴🇬🇧✌
I appreciate the support my friend 🙏❤️
Get a bundle wrapper and make bundles more money to be made, sell to camp grounds, gas stations, home depot and lowes if you can. Market place is always good.
One tip always sell good wood not scraps and cut at same lenghths. I like to be 14-16".
Yessir I'm cutting my wood at about 18" now. The cut-up stuff is how I got it from jobs. Yeah, I need to be much better prepared, I'm a rookie currently for sure!
Working it like a true boss Rock on little brother great show keep up the amazing work be safe my friends God bless all from lovelaceville Ky
Thanks boss 🫡🙏
I saw a company that delivers to clients and they deliver their stacks on pallet racks, you could make your own and pre-stack them with wood so when customers come you put it in their truck or trailer with your skid steer with forks or deliver it that way.
Yeah! Next year I will be better prepared 🫡
Your side hustle may be your main hustle this winter!😁🤑
You never know haha
Nice side hustle. Don’t forget to change the oil in the log splitter at or sooner than what manufacturers recommend…especially the first oil change since this is when you get most of the internal wear from. It uses so little oil why not do it sooner rather than wait to long.
Thank you for the reminder! 🫡❤️
Thanks!
Wow! Thanks for watching and supporting my journey ❤️
Welcome keep up the hustle!
@joshshapiro5970 Will do boss 🫡
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@joshshapiro5970 That is very creative 👌
God bless you and your family may you have a wonderful year of work
Likewise fam! 🫡❤️
Good on you. Give people a good deal and they will stay with you😉
Thanks for watching! 🫡🙏
Can never have enough firewood! Great job man!!👍👍
Thank your sir 🫡
Nice work bro, the machine is paying off
Yessir!!
Just an idea for you ,buy some onion sacks and make some kindling with the smaller pieces of wood you have left you can even use the branches .Great to see you trying a new avenue to make money ,i bet when you are driving around now every downed tree will be in your sites. I was watching another youtube video and they were on about all the wood they see in skips and on the road side which could be reused this could be another way to make some money you seem to have plenty of land you could use for storage.
I appreciate the feedback boss! 🫡
it cut in my heart all the work you did. get some cages with 1 m3 or fine a price of a Grapple full with mini skeed. customers in and out quickly. don't waste time packing it. minimize the number of times you have to bend over in a day.
Yessir! This year I'm definitely learning. Next year I will be better prepared 🫡
You hustling bro. Should be good this week with the cold snap. Now would be a good time to get those containers I offered you to stack in and store a bunch up for next year.
I'm trying my best to keep up with the demand! I definitely need to be better prepared next year
Andre, i make from old pallets crates for firewood. Just a tip, fill the crates, and load in one go. Allso more organiced and and the wood is not on the wet ground. Succes brother.
I appreciate the feedback boss! Next year I will be better prepared 🫡
Outstanding as always ❤
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I admire your work ethic! It’s great to see. I’d say other commenters are correct in saying you should standardize your prices by volume. I’d suggest watching Chris at In the Woodyard. He has lots of great info on starting and running a firewood business…he sells a couple hundred cord a year! Also, you should at least cut the log lengths into rounds, preferably split them as well asap to get the wood drying. Log length wood that’s a year old doesn’t season much if the bark’s still on
I appreciate the support and feedback my friend! 🫡❤️
Hey brother. ❤️. Making that money. Working hard. Like you always do. You inspire us all. Do more and do better. Be safe. Your the best man. ❤️
I appreciate the support fam! ❤️🫡
@JackofHaulTrades, I hope you're doing awesome this Monday morning. Stay warm. Appreciate you so much andre. ❤️
Heck yeah man glad it's working out for ya brother 💪
Appreciate that fam 🫡💪
nice video keep them coming love from the uk keep the updates on the chickens
I'm glad your enjoying the videos!
Tell hammer he should do more videos you guys are really awesome
Thank you! We appreciate the love and support 🫡
This side hustle is pretty nice man! cool vid
Thanks man!
Nice job! You should, please, do a review on that log splitter!
Thank you! I probably will after I use it enough
Great video once again keep putting them out should have some bigger pic good cooker for threw the night burns
I appreciate the support! 🫡❤️
I have the same splitter. Make sure you turn your fuel off when not in use. The stock needle and seat are not the best quality and with the tank that high the fuel will seek it’s level and sometimes hydro lock the cylinder or if you let it sit really long gas gets in the crank case. Get a quality inline filter while you’re at it ✌️
I appreciate the feedback boss! Thanks for watching 🫡
I knew that you would do fabulous at selling wood. Congratulations Andre'. ❤ Keep up the amazing work that you do 💪
Thank you for believing in me! 🫡❤️
@JackofHaulTrades you can do anything that you set your mind on. So dream BIG dear boy. Many of us have FAITH in you. ❤️
Hi I enjoyed your video because I use cut wood with axl back in the day be blessed 🙏
I used to use an axe as well! Thanks for watching 🙏
Great idea with the amount of wood you get, but you should be splitting wood right now to sell next year. I can promise you no matter how long those rounds have sat there, they will not dry until they are split. It takes 6-12 months for wood to dry; get a moisture meter or make sure you don't advertise dry and ready to burn.
Thank you! I appreciate the feedback boss 🫡
Nice job. I have 3 tree guy's that cut every day and drop the wood already cut. Have 3 high school kids split wood 3 hour a day after school and 5 hours on Saturday morning. I have $25.00 boxes, $50. , $75. , $100. And do $260.00 cord pick up and if i delivered $300
That's so cool! Keep it up boss 🫡
Looking good. Depending on how far you are willing to travel you could have that built into the price.
For me. I went up to 1 hours drive time, and it's calculated into the price.😉👍
I appreciate the feedback boss 🫡
Looking good man! Just in time for this cold spell.
Yessir! 🫡
That splitter is gonna pay for itself real quick and that side table is gonna save your back - now get to cutting and splitting the rest of the logs 💪👍💲💲
Yessir it ws a great investment!!
Make sure when you get some 6-10” logs leave a pile of them whole cut to size it’s good to throw on before bed since they burn slow and it saves you splitting them
I appreciate the feedback boss! Thanks for watching 🫡
Dude, look at you selling all that wood, wow!
Yessir! It's selling fast rn 🤟
Proud of you big dawg
I appreciate the support fam! 🫡
You need to stock pile the wood in the summer and you'll have lots of work in the winter
I agree! I need to be much better prepared next year
I told you long ago when you was giving that guy all that free wood.
I should have definitely listened
@JackofHaulTrades : Don't beat yourself up too bad. You weren't ready yet, and thats ok too. 😉👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood 🫡
Congrats on the new hustle. One thing I’ll say and you’re always sharp but you missed an upsell with the individuals that rented the truck. I was like my boy is about to tell them “don’t rent a truck to get firewood, I’ll deliver for a fee” 😂 Tell 🔨 to get the tree down you need the wood asap
Thank you sir! I told them I could deliver for a $50 fee, but they rented a truck instead 😂
Clean out the end of the splitter beam often. Those chips will pack in and break the beam. Keep a screwdriver handy.
That's good to know! I appreciate the feedback boss 🫡
Most back injuries are caused by twisting and torquing your back. Stand on the other side of the axle and throw in front of you, rather than twisting as you throw behind you.
You won't be happy with me in the next video 🙄
I appreciate the feedback big time! 🫡🙏
Well done with all the work on the new lighting but you need to get your
Yard to sorted out and what about building your yard wider and what about the land you have going up the hillside in your yard James and John
Yeah, I'm hoping to fix my land this year!
Good job
Thank you 🫡
Ull need to put a charge for them crates ,hope everything works out great for u and ur family ,love from South Ireland
Yeah I agree 👍
I hope all is well with you and your family as well! Thanks for watching 🫡
love you channel, when you splitt the logs, insted of trowing them around and behaind you, make some room infront of you, that way you save your back from rotating. less were and tare.
Knut from Norway ;)
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel 🫡❤️
Pick up 6 ft not stacked 120.00 ,
16 inch long always, good luck 👍
That's not bad!! 🫡
@@JackofHaulTrades Thank you for being you and I don't want you to get ripped off,
Your new at this time is money if you have people buying to fast your to low on your price.
@oldoutdoorman6648 we got some really cold weather coming so everyone is buying wood rn. When I checked what the competition was selling it for, it was about the same as me
@@JackofHaulTrades watch IN THE WOODS yard
YOU WILL LEARN ALOT
might b a idea to stack wood into them crates when u split wood ,could b a lot faster way of loading on back of truck with ur forks
I appreciate the feedback!
Fire!
Thanks for watching!!
Good stuff. Like other guys said, maybe get a set price on a certain amount of wood. A cord of wood, which is almost what you sold this lady, would be probably $500 in Illinois. Other guys posted higher prices. I know you’re doing this for extra money and not trying to get rich but you need to make money too. Time versus everytime you’ve moved this wood then splitting it. Money and time
That's crazy! We'll I looked on marketplace and for my area people are charging $75-$125 per truck bed. I'll get my prices better once I learn how everything works 😂
Hey Andre a nother awesome videos on your channel love watching your channel u are my favorite UA-camr boss keep up the great work the other Cummins look good with a trailer on again
That 5.9 cummins looks like a beast towing! It sounds so mean 🤟😂
@@JackofHaulTrades yeah it does u think to put both truck to hall the dumpster or just your other Cummins for dumster
@@brendonpartridge6362 I'll use both
@@JackofHaulTrades after u put better brakes on the 59 brake are better than no brakes then u be in trouble that is a nice 59 i ever saw
@brendonpartridge6362 Yeah, it's a nice truck it will be used more as a backup truck for now. My goal is to put most of the miles on the new truck before the warranty expires
Just think of all the wood you hauled off just keeping half of that wood would've given you a great winter income. I think you see the big picture and you will go into winter next year prepared to make more money..your my guy that I really root for keep on being hungry and you will do great things
You can’t really sell Pine wood. It’s junk wood
I appreciate the support fam! I'll definitely be better prepared next year 🫡
Also, as you get better, you will find out what length and size your market wants. And the more specific your market wants, you can charge a little more as the bigger guys don't want to mess with it..
Great tip 🫡
Bro, $350. a cord delivered up here in Massachusetts . Tough work , i have hundreds of trees to take down and cut up , but my back is killing me 😅 God bless
I hope your back gets better 🙏 this kind of work is sure back breaking 😩
Way to go Andre, I think your prices are to low, here in California where I’m at, they charge $50 for a wheelbarrow and not full. Hey! Where’s your coffee?? I’ll have my coffee right there by me all the time :)
Good job, keep those videos coming, I wish I was your age again.
That's crazy!!! People in my area are charging $100 per truck bed, so I figured I match it. I appreciate the support boss 🙏
happy new year hope to get you lot of money get with lot works
Thank you! Same to you 🫡
If firewood treats you good invest in an EASTONMADE splitter. I have the 5-11 and the 12-22 and they split wood so fast! Maybe they would give you discount because you put out good content.
I appreciate the feedback! Maybe with time they will reach out 🫡
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Tryna be like you 🫡❤️
@ Haha 🤣 It really is Andrei’s world and we just living in it 🫶🏾💯
@@darwindropmazda 😂😂😂🫡
Happy New year 225😊
Happy New Year! Let's make 2025 great💪💪
Peeps are nuts for wood…
my boys make the money off it.
If I have a delivery it’s $25 within 30 minutes of my house.
TTYL
Nice nice!!!!
About time to upgrade to a eastonmade.
I'm a rookie rn! I need more experience and sales before I go big in the firewood business 😂😂
Love these wood selling videos!
I appreciate the feedback!! More videos coming 🫡
Nice little side hustle and does your friend you work with on trees give you any trees.
Thank you! No he hasn't he started selling firewood as well lol
$125-$150 per cord. More for certain type of wood. In Indiana
I appreciate the feedback boss!
Bro Home Depot puts about $1500 on hold to rent a truck! I would’ve paid you to deliver to avoid the hold, because they take forever to take the hold off. Good job man always hustlin!! He’ll yea!
Dang I never knew that. I appreciate the feedback boss 🫡
@ yea man I had to rent a skid steer and they told me it’s a new policy for equipment and trucks because people were stealing them. I was annoyed because they had 1500 on hold for almost a week after I returned the skiddy.
@@boostedgsr8580 that's wild.
you should use your skidster to lift up your wood it would be a lot easer on you
Haha, yeah but what's the fun in that 😂😂
Thanks for watching!
That first load was at least 200 in my area. lol
Dang my area is much more competitive Ig. Everyone is around $100 a truck bed
They sell it in in mesa Arizona for $20 a wheelbarrow load
Not bad!
Nice job
Thank you!
Why not use the mini-skid with grapple to load them up?
It only takes 3-5 minutes to load by hand if you work fast, so I just do it by hand. Next year I'll have a better system hopefully
Is that pine wood that you are selling?? In my area people only burn that for outside fires, too much creosote build up in chimneys from pine, or so I hear.
It’s oak
That’s not pine.
I don't sell pine. I take it to the landfill 😂
that red truck was an easy 125-150. but nice side hustle you got
Thanks boss 🫡
$100/bed seems cheap but if you have it just laying around then better to get rid of it for any profit
That's what it's going for in my area rn 🤷♂️
hi there nice splitting , best to all john
Thank you! I have another video I'll post tomorrow on splitting 🫡
I am curious how is it doing for you?
Going well boss!
Pile it up on pallets to keep off ground
I will definitely do that when I store it long term. I should have been better prepared..
Have to admire your hard work and taking advantage of making money when opportunities arise. This concept is lost on a lot of young people like yourself.
lol took picture of his wood 😂
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Does it even get cold down south ?
O yeah haha
Get a moisture tester and see what the wood is on the inside. Don't want to sell wood over 25% as "seasoned" or creosote buildup will burn ppls houses down. It will dry in round or log form, but very very slowly.
I ordered one should be here soon!
Great video,
Glad to see you are selling some wood bro!! How much are you charging for 1/3 cord and a full cord?
Depends on what he is selling it at I sold firewood by the pickup loads and trailers loads and hard woods were more money and stacked wood also cost more but we was a tree company so had constant supply of wood made money off it after split had a few people on occasion would buy the rounds before splitting for a bomb fire fire pit drinking wood people doing celebrate of life and heating there homes mostly mixed wood but the other sold as well fruit woods for smoking meat and my friend never put his wood on pallets like I told him just told him a while ago free time split the wood up ready to sell just hope you not giving it away told you to check around and get a price for what it's going for my friend
My one post don't have anything to do with this about my son saving someone life sorry got on here but don't care just seeing if he is giving it away are not I sold millions of dollars of wood over the years just looking out for him
Get a damn tape measure and figure out the cost so much a piece they will take advantage of you so get hard and if hard woods bring more money and not happy with price do like I do tell them to leave waiting for final total for wood and get another table by you too put split wood on during the process
Thanks brotha! So far I'm not sure about cord prices. I just have been selling it by the truck load so far. Everyone in my area is charging around $100, so I'm charging the same
@@JackofHaulTrades keep up the good work, you got done nice wood and you move it around easily with your mini skid!!
24,57 minutes drop some wood chippers around the place where you put the tree stump so it is flatter so the stump can not fall down hope you unterstand what i mean
I need to grind that stump 😂
Put the wood on a pallet. Figure how much your mini skid can lift with forks. Step back and ask yourself how much that's worth to you. My bobcat lifts pallet of wood that is about 5 ft tall. In my area if I was to sell it or to buy it I would say it's worth $120. One of the best things to have is a product that's easy to see + hand off pallets are free.
I appreciate the feedback boss! Next year I will be much better prepared hopefully. I'm definitely a rookie rn
You could sell snow to the eskem
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Nice. I have to make a delivery tomorrow for a facecord of wood. Im at $135.
Nicee! Is a face cord more than a truck bed or or less?
@JackofHaulTrades A face cord of wood is about 4ft high by 8ft long cut in 16" section. So pretty much a full truck bed that's 6ft long.
@@tractorworkandmore411 I'm assuming you will be taking the dump trailer
@JackofHaulTrades yea. Easier to dump
Doing good , hope the new side shelf helps.
Thank you it helps a ton!!
Do the neighbours complain about the noise?
No, they don't! but I'm not in city limits. My neighbors are cool!
Like 4 videos ago I suggested you sell wood lol
You started a new series!😄
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@ right on bro I’ll take 5% 😉
@@blakeeldridge2466 only? 😂
Andre whenever you do a tree job if it’s not pine or sweet gum just dump it right being your house you making 💴
From now on I will!!
Firewood has to cure and dry for 1 to 2 years before can use it. Its to wet to use.
I appreciate the feedback boss 🫡
For you, you are making 2 times on every amount of firewood you sell. You would have had to pay to dump all that wood and now you are selling it.
like i said awhile back, next step will be a small sawmill and cash will be coming in for boards too
impressive man.
Hammer gonna be jealous
That would be awesome! Maybe one day 🤞
You make money when you splitting it to get ready for sale and people asking about cords just tell them selling by pickup loads and trailers loads but watch the trailers some are deeper than others same as pickup you got six and six and a half foot beds damn near seven feet just saying do good but don't give the stuff away like I said any free time you should be splitting now paying off you might want to watch in the wood yard with Chris you can learn a lot about firewood sales but he is mostly in selling cords but get idea and still sell pickup loads some advice free for the taking
I appreciate the feedback boss 🫡
@JackofHaulTrades anytime you know that have a good night my friend
No one cab afford the gas prices so you have to look for wood to stay warm
Very true...
Thanks!
Wow! Thanks for watching and supporting my journey! ❤️
This looks like a successful side hustle, but you likely shouldn't be advertising this firewood as dry or seasoned, even if it sat in rounds for a year or two. The firewood you split now is ready to sell for next season.
I appreciate the feedback boss! Thanks for watching 🫡