Posted by JOB on March 05, 2014 at 03:51:19 from (74.36.131.209):
In Reply to: Fie wood.... posted by Jared in Wi on March 04, 2014 at 20:05:55:
I do not keep track of what it costs to cut and split wood and get it inside so if can be fed to the boiler.
I did burn oil and a cord of wood is worth 100 gallons of oil, roughly. I still have oil as a back up but have not burned a drop since 2005. At $3.50, for a gallon of oil it does not cost $350.00 to cut a cord of wood.
I have burnt a little better than 8 cords so far this year. That is a savings of $2,800.00 so far this year. Does not take long to pay for equipment and gas with year after year of savings like that.
Another plus is you get rid of storm damaged trees, dead falls, and trees you just don't want where they are at. You don't have to pay someone to haul that away or burn it in a brush pile and get nothing out of it.
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