Hardwood firewood wanted !!!

[alastair gillespie]

May well have some in the new year. Ash and Birch mainly in the Harrogate area. Let me know if your interested, would be at roadside.

[dave fox]

we are starting to grub 5 achers of apple 5000 trees next month all pruned 6ft lengths if interested mate or there are 100 tons logged allready dogs not included!

[eggsarascal]

I'll give you £35 per ton for the logged stuff:001_tt2:

[dave fox]

I'll give you £35 per ton for the logged stuff:001_tt2:

thought someone would put in a generouse offer like that, its £100 @ 1.6 cm logged or £75 @ ton for 6ft lengths

[eggsarascal]

sounds expensive seeing as vikki on here is selling hardwood including ash £30 + vat per tonne roadside

[dave fox]

sounds expensive seeing as vikki on here is selling hardwood including ash £30 + vat per tonne roadside

yes but it aint apple

[Stephen Blair]

A slight derail here, Dave are you hand felling all of those? and what happened to the Orchard? seems really sad that they are all going, that must of been a lot of jobs.

[dave fox]

A slight derail here, Dave are you hand felling all of those? and what happened to the Orchard? seems really sad that they are all going, that must of been a lot of jobs.

we are hand felling 30 achers over 3 years ,they have to be pruned first to take all the brush off then felled then grubbed ,lot of work thats why i aint letting it go cheap! all the land is being replanted, the picture with my hand in it ,the trees were horrendously prued thats why they are comming up. all 5000 of them!!!!

[eggsarascal]

I want to burn it not eat it:001_tt2: and even though it is apple I still dont see how it can be 150% more expensive than ash (allegedly the King of firewood) or am I missing something. A mate of mine paid £30 per ton for apple and pear mixed earlier this year, from Wheldons of Sudbury when they grubbed up some of their orchards.

[dave fox]

:001_tt2:i got told i was too cheap on another thread so i upped the price:001_tt2:supposed to be a nice scent for open fires you can try to eat it if you want