Price per ㎥ of processor grade ash?

[GMCS]

One for the hive mind - just about to start extracting a load of ash, just wondering what sort of price I should be charging per ㎥ stacked trackside? 
 

appreciate any advice, criticism, abuse! 

[gdh]

Processor grade I would offer £65-75 per ton in Mid Wales.

[Richard Dear]

Looking to sale roadside stacked processor grade ash just outside Bristol in m³ as I have no way of weighing the timber. The buyer would also be hauling the wood to their yard with a 12 mile round trip at around £55 a m³ I'll update if the price is accepted.

Edited May 23, 2023 by Richard Dear

[gdh]

1 hour ago, Richard Dear said:

Looking to sale roadside stacked processor grade ash just outside Bristol in m³ as I have no way of weighing the timber. The buyer would also be hauling the wood to their yard with a 12 mile round trip at around £55 a m³ I'll update if the price is accepted.

£55 haulage seems extremely high assuming you mean by the lorry load. I would have guessed £10-15 unless I'm missing something.

[doobin]

That haulage price can’t be right. Also, a contract haul like that should be priced by the job not the meter. 

[trigger_andy]

I could be wrong but I’d be not just saying he’s charging £55 a cube for the timber?

[Mark Bolam]

That’s how I took it as well Andy.

[Whoppa Choppa]

£60-70/t RS plus transport. Latter iro £11-20 depending on distance.

Edited May 24, 2023 by Whoppa Choppa

[Richard Dear]

Apologies on the confusion, £55 for the timber itself, haulage is embedded in the diminished price. The customer would be hauling the wood to their own yard with their Farma T9. 

 

Also, Ive been using a conversion factor of 0.8 for Tn to m³ pricing, as I've read up here that roughly 800Kg of ash equates to about a m³. Does that sound right to the more experienced folks out there? Cheers!

 

Edited May 26, 2023 by Richard Dear

[Vedhoggar]

On 26/05/2023 at 20:14, Richard Dear said:

Apologies on the confusion, £55 for the timber itself, haulage is embedded in the diminished price. The customer would be hauling the wood to their own yard with their Farma T9. 

 

Also, Ive been using a conversion factor of 0.8 for Tn to m³ pricing, as I've read up here that roughly 800Kg of ash equates to about a m³. Does that sound right to the more experienced folks out there? Cheers!

 

Correct - Green density Vol/Wt Ratio m3/tonne Ash 1.28 (ref. Forestry Commission Mensuration Handbook) 1m3 therefore 0.781 tonne.