alright, its coming time, I've put off getting wood for like 4 months now. I'm out of Norco. Does anybody have any idea where to get some wood? I'm willing to travel pretty far, but not that far, let me know if you know anything...Thanks
Andy
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construction sites can be a great source for scrap wood. Just be sure to talk to the General first.
Morning Wood or evening Wood 
QUOTE(WaPaWeKkA @ Oct 19 2005, 10:27 PM)
alright, its coming time, I've put off getting wood for like 4 months now. I'm out of Norco. Does anybody have any idea where to get some wood? I'm willing to travel pretty far, but not that far, let me know if you know anything...Thanks
Andy
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There's a guy in Wildomar that sells firewood by the truckload. Sorry don't have any phone numbers for him on me but he was listed in the phone book.
Does this mean you need 'wood' in Norco...? Or when you get to Glamis? Or ?
If IN Glamis... there's a 45' box semi loaded with it at Sweet Maries. Don't know the costs .... sorry.
QUOTE(WaPaWeKkA @ Oct 19 2005, 09:27 PM)
alright, its coming time, I've put off getting wood for like 4 months now. I'm out of Norco. Does anybody have any idea where to get some wood? I'm willing to travel pretty far, but not that far, let me know if you know anything...Thanks
Andy
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I am pretty sure they sell those ^^^^^ bundles for only $5. Not too bad if you have to.
i thought this meant something else. my bad.
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i thought this meant something else. my bad.
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Yea you would....
QUOTE(Chummin @ Oct 20 2005, 08:20 AM)
construction sites can be a great source for scrap wood. Just be sure to talk to the General first.
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Not the general he could give a crap they're not paying for the lumber....Make sure to ask for the Framing formen
bring a chainsaw and I will let you cut up lots of wood. I am by Lake Henshaw if interested. Corner of Hwy 76 and 79.
QUOTE(rivermobster @ Oct 20 2005, 08:16 AM)
its pretty good wood for the money
There is a place in the city of Orange that sells 1/16 cord for $20. It is all hard wood, not the pine crap you get at the markets for $5 a bundle.
V&E tree trimming
2425 North Batavia
Sorry I don't have their number.
V&E tree trimming
2425 North Batavia
Sorry I don't have their number.
V & E Tree Svc Inc
2425 N Batavia St
Orange CA 92865
(714) 639-5133
They will load the wood for you too.
M-F 8-5
S 8-3
Cord = $190
1/2 cord = $100
1/4 cord = $60
1/8 cord = $40
1/6 cord = $20
2425 N Batavia St
Orange CA 92865
(714) 639-5133
They will load the wood for you too.
M-F 8-5
S 8-3
Cord = $190
1/2 cord = $100
1/4 cord = $60
1/8 cord = $40
1/6 cord = $20
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QUOTE(Zippy @ Oct 20 2005, 01:26 PM)
i thought this meant something else. my bad.
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Yea you would....
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yes, i WOOD.
6th st and sierra in norco 951 279 6096
about the place in orange, what exctly is a cord? not sure on how that is done. and the place in norco, is that a house or is that a business...thanks
Andy
Andy
A cord of wood is 4X4X8. Or 128 cubic feet. Which ever comes first 
a cord of wood is basically a full size truck bed full up to the bedrails if you stack it when you put it in, you get your moneys worth.
15 freeway northern side between fontana and devore. look for a "wood" sign and donkeys in the same field.
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