Firewood in Lincolnshire

I have looked on this sub-forum and noticed a few adverts for tree surgeons wishing to dispose of their logs etc. I know it's a long shot, but is there anybody who wishes to get rid of uncut unseasoned logs near Louth in Lincolnshire? If so I will take both soft and hardwood and pay well for delivery.

Also I would be interested in buying wood if the price is right.

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Isn't there anybody who would deliver cord wood to Louth at a reasonable price?

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Isn't there anybody who would deliver cord wood to Louth at a reasonable price?

There will probably be plenty if you're prepared to pay for the wood and delivery. If you want the wood for nowt you're limiting your options.

There will probably be plenty if you're prepared to pay for the wood and delivery. If you want the wood for nowt you're limiting your options.

I'm prepared to pay as long as it isn't too expensive. I can get 2.5m3 of seasoned hardwood logs for £140 delivered, so if I'm buying cordwood I expecr a saving (the only person I have found wants £90 a ton plus delivery, which works out more than I can get logs for)

I'm prepared to pay as long as it isn't too expensive. I can get 2.5m3 of seasoned hardwood logs for £140 delivered, so if I'm buying cordwood I expecr a saving (the only person I have found wants £90 a ton plus delivery, which works out more than I can get logs for)

Fair enough but that's a different approach with regards to your first post

Yes your right, essentially I'm after firewood as cheap as possible.

Have I got it right that roughly speaking a tonne of logs is about 1m3?

I'm prepared to pay as long as it isn't too expensive. I can get 2.5m3 of seasoned hardwood logs for £140 delivered, so if I'm buying cordwood I expecr a saving (the only person I have found wants £90 a ton plus delivery, which works out more than I can get logs for)

Hi ROGER I no this is not what like to hear your better paying the £140 for 2:5sqmt thanks jon

Yes your right, essentially I'm after firewood as cheap as possible.

 

Have I got it right that roughly speaking a tonne of logs is about 1m3?

I think I've seen on here somewhere that 1 tonne will give 1.5 m3 but I may be wrong. But £140 for 2.5 m3 hardwood sounds ok to me