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Most free wood can be burnt in a wood burner, if you are offering an incentive to the local tree surgeons, then that wood will definitely burn (If I give away some home baking, beers or notes for logs then I am pretty sure I will make it burn!!)

 

Another top tip is to walk about - fresh air is good - and as you do listen for 2 stroke engines - that might be a chain saw at work and the waste needing to go somewhere (though often can be a hedge trimmer or a strimmer), and give the local tree surgeons a call, they arn't all on here, and see how that goes too

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My most famous bit of hutzpah was a few years back.

Taking down some ash, saw a council worker driving past in a 7.5 tonne a couple of times, I saw him eyeing the wood.

So next time he passed I flagged him down ‘you want this wood?’

’well yeah if it’s free’

’when can you take it?’

’I’ll be back at lunchtime for a couple of loads’

 

Saved me a days work.

You don’t ask, you don’t get.

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16 hours ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Lunchtime if we’re going to be accurate.

1/2 hr lunch, and a "couple" of loads.

Gents, I worked for a Council for far too many years, and witnessed those who routinely ripped the arse out of it, in Council hours.

The most I ever did was borrow a trailer, at the weekend, until I bought my own, and the borrowed use, but not misuse, of a masonary saw.

Tough.

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7 hours ago, difflock said:

1/2 hr lunch, and a "couple" of loads.

Gents, I worked for a Council for far too many years, and witnessed those who routinely ripped the arse out of it, in Council hours.

The most I ever did was borrow a trailer, at the weekend, until I bought my own, and the borrowed use, but not misuse, of a masonary saw.

Tough.

So you’re the same as him then?

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