Posted by ericlb on March 05, 2014 at 04:47:14 from (67.142.161.19):
In Reply to: Fie wood.... posted by Jared in Wi on March 04, 2014 at 20:05:55:
it depends on circumstances, if you live in town, and you are buying your wood from a dealer, and paying him to haul it and stack it at your place ,and you try to use it as your main heat source it would cost more, it would only be cost effective for a backup source of heat. Out on the farm, we generally come up with most of the wood during the year thru general mantenence of the property, we may cut some just for heat depending on how much we have on hand, we already own the equipment to handel split and store it, to its "cost" is cheap, we had to do something with the wood anyway, so me, i heat the house with it,
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