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And I would like to see your set up also. Too many people have built around us in the last few years and we miss the solitude.

Haha! You guys are over thinking it. I am moving the wood from job sites in fireplace lengths and calculate what I charge based on that. In essence, getting paid for possessing my own firewood.

No. We live in Montana and do all our heating and cooking with wood. We use a lot of wood and get paid for doing so. We also don't plow through work on the scale that most here do, so our volume of wood processed is not monstrous but is commiserate to our needs. You know, work to live...not...

The short answer is no, but five or six truck loads is a big job for one old guy or two old folks in my case. Is that the kind of jobs you are planning on? I am in no rush to finish one job just so I can start another. I have all the work I can handle and people are willing to wait. Jobs are...

How are you unloading the wood? If you don't have one, get a Loadhandler unloading tarp. It will unload a full pickup truck load of wood in seconds. I have also "paid my dues" as you say and still work out of a pickup truck by choice. It is silly to move brush in a trailer, in my opinion...

Robert, I know you would like a trailer, but do you really need one? I would say that most tree companies started off with just a pickup truck, chainsaw and some climbing gear. I know I did and believe me, it is all you need for most small jobs. Why not keep things simple?