Price for standing larch

[Squaredy]

48 minutes ago, Malus said:

Thanks mate that's really helpful, I'll have a look for him. I'm not far from Crosshands at all. Tbh access to my yard is too tight/steep for a wagon so a tractor and trailer would be ideal. On my grandad's farm access isn't great but space can be made for a wagon to turn around if I spent a day or two moving mountains of rusty crap that have accumulated. 

 

As @trigger_andy says a wagon load of nice saw logs @ £50/t (presumably + vat?) does sound quite appealing. 

Somehow Andy always seems to get very good value sawlogs!  I have not paid less than £80 or so per ton, and often more.  Hardwoods are often cheaper these days, especially ash.

[monkeybusiness]

4 hours ago, Squaredy said:

Somehow Andy always seems to get very good value sawlogs!  I have not paid less than £80 or so per ton, and often more.  Hardwoods are often cheaper these days, especially ash.

He’s got a pretty mouth…..