Price per tonne

[Stu33J]

Hello folks. Whats the going price for selling hardwood, freshly cut, per tonne?

[david wood]

cant comment on price but having looked into selling recently best prices were talked about on meeting some conditions

 

3 metre lengths

 

roadside access for artic is best

 

all horrible twisty stuff kept clear, well snedded, basically a nice easy stack for artic to come in and load.

 

Failing that get somebody in with a mobile proccessor for a day, do a deal on pile you have. 

 

No expert by far , just started learning so sharing what i know.

[gdh]

18 hours ago, Stu33J said:

 

Hello folks. Whats the going price for selling hardwood, freshly cut, per tonne?

 

Going rate is around £50 a ton roadside, £60 delivered for stuff that's suitable for a processor - usually 8,10 or 12 foot lengths with diameter from 4-15inch, mostly straight and any branches cut flush with the stem.

 

8 ton grain trailer is probably about 4ton of wood if that's what's in the picture.