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morphicforce

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Hey folks, major lurker here who appreciates all I have learned! I would like some advice. I have found myself in a position that I must cut down one large pear tree, two large apple trees and two large plum trees. I have used the wood from all these trees over the years for smoking and would like to take this opportunity to make a few bucks as I will not live long enough to utilize all this wood for my personal needs.
Question. What would be the best way to break down this wood into a saleable product? Should I just run it through a grinder or make a more refined product? I don't have the patience or health to chunk it out (which I prefer for my needs) and would appreciate any ideas anyone would care to offer. Thanks in advance for your time! Thanks
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I've seen people on Craigslist offer up fire/smoke wood for sale as is. Basically they sell the trees still standing and the buyer cuts it up and hauls it away. This might work for you...
 
Thanks for your reply Welshrarebit but I prefer to do the cutting myself. My experiences so far with letting others cut my trees has left me with many a mess and costly clean-up.
 
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