Maybe...possibilities..take yer pick
Addicted to the saddle syndrome. Can't do it from a cab, they ain't interested in doing much ground work unless it is an emergency and absolutely no other way to get it done.
They could be throwing you a bone, knowing you are using the extra cash and enjoy what you are doing
Tax write off for buying fuel (I've heard this a lot, this phrase "let uncle sam pay for it")
they got enough cash it doesn't matter, look how many people have the cash to buy and run pure toys, like jetskis and snowmobiles and ATVs they really don't need for real work. 60 inch TVs. Airplane travel. Twice the car or truck they really need. More guns when they already have three safes full. You know what I am saying, maybe buying some cords from you is such a negligible part of the yearly cash flow it just doesn't matter. You got guys borrow and spend half a mil a year or something to run a big farm, what is a grand or two for firewood? Falls into the pocket change level.
Just depends. Why does ANYONE who isn't crippled pay to have their oil changed?
Why do guys who already own 50 running saws keep buying more?
Why do rich people hire someone to mow their lawn, then pay money to go to the gym and walk a treadmill?
Who knows...take their money, sell them even more, always talk up how cold it is and how long the winters last, slowly nodding your head "yes" as you say that.... ( slow head nods) "man, getting cold out, wasn't like this years past, must be that global warming HA... HA... HA.... "
And so on. Take their money.
I wonder why guys want to work real hard and burn more wood, when less money and effort would be needed to superinsulate their homes....
..I know why I don't, I don't own this place, if I did, it would have been rebuilt long ago. Ain't getting it rebuilt, the owner isn't going to do that, he is definitely a "burn more fuel and complain about the cost" guy, I have no money for insulation, but I have access to a tractor, free fuel, unlimited wood, so I do that instead..but guarantee you if I owned I'd be trying to DROP my firewood consumption every year, not cut more and install an even larger heater, it wouldn't bother me none to drop from 4.5 to point 5 cords a year....and then sell the excess to guys with crap insulation and money to spend...
Just sayin'..if you have never seen a superinsulated home..I can't describe it adequately, people think I am grossly exaggerating the benefits. There's none to some insulation, well insulated, then superinsulated, three radically different levels. I'd have to guess but if there are 1,000 total superinsulated homes, complete with heat/air exchangers, etc, in the US I'd be completely surprised.