What do you think of these logs?

[samarb]

Thanks i'll give em a bell on monday see if they can post me one.

[mikey10]

where did you get yours from may have to pick one up/

 

I have one the same, got it on amazon last year, think it was 19.99 from what i can remember.

[mikey10]

[ame=http://www.amazon.co.uk/Handheld-Wood-Moisture-Meter-MD-812/dp/B00118SL6A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen&qid=1267830724&sr=8-1]Handheld Wood Moisture Meter - MD-812: Amazon.co.uk: Kitchen & Home[/ame]

link to amazon, it was 25.00

[samarb]

I have one the same, got it on amazon last year, think it was 19.99 from what i can remember.

 

Even better just ordered one £25 be here on tuesday.

[armchairarborist]

nice pile of firewood that.. are they big lumps? or is it a really small pick up truck?

[mikey10]

Even better just ordered one £25 be here on tuesday.

 

I hope you have nice dry wood or you may be disapointed:001_tongue:

[samarb]

I hope you have nice dry wood or you may be disapointed:001_tongue:

 

LOL got some oak i wan to see how far away it is from saleable.

[gensetsteve]

nice pile of firewood that.. are they big lumps? or is it a really small pick up truck?

 

Its a really small truck the lumps are all under 12"

[County4x4]

These were in billets and just cut the fresh face is 22% Busted, but lets face it a weeks time it will all be 20% . Are these bad logs or am I talking to log perfectionist if I am they are not from my part of the world after what I have seen this winter.

 

Not bad at all mate - even at 22% you're probably a good way below what a huge amount of stuff is being sold at. Stuff from some local forecourts etc won't even burn - and others are reporting having to use coal to keep the wood going - stuff like that isn't firewood in my book! I reckon the stuff you have there will be good for your customers and good for your reputation too!

 

Cheers mate,

 

Andy

[gensetsteve]

Thanks Andy