10-05-2017, 07:21 PM
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tragically misinformed
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Originally Posted by mothernature
A true cord is 4'x4'x8'. Noone wants 4' long logs, so around here they call a stack of firewood that's 4'x2'x8' a rick, which is wrong, but hey, this is Kentucky. 2 ricks = a cord, which is also wrong.
A rick sells for about 60 bucks, plus delivery. Stacking would be extra. (Ya know, making a rick out of a pile of logs).
Birch logs would be free, because they are crap as firewood.
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Cord wood is usually cut to 16 inches here so 3 layers deep, 4 feet tall, 8 feet long.
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