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Just now, Big J said:

Inspect at roadside before they load it. You can't do it at your yard and expect them to take it away again. 

Ok cheers. I was not expecting them to remove it I was not happy. Just expected Id be lumped with it. But if its the norm to inspect first then I'll insist on that. 

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5 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

Ok cheers. I was not expecting them to remove it I was not happy. Just expected Id be lumped with it. But if its the norm to inspect first then I'll insist on that. 

It is the norm, yes. 

 

Unless you know that the seller of the timber knows your specification intimately, don't buy blind. I've bought and sold blind myself, but only to people that trust me and from people I trust.

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2 hours ago, Stubby said:

Hope they are not Turkey Oak . ?

They look like english to me but I can't tell pedunclate from sessile in the absence of acorns and/or leaves.

 

Turkey tends to have a significantly wider sapwood band and darker heartwood plus the bark is greyer and a pinkish tinge showing through the fissures.

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