Poplar available Birkenhead

[RobRainford]

Doing a job taking out a group of Lombardy pops. The chip and logs are staying on site, but to save time ringing up some big stems I was wondering if anyone wanted to take some away. Some is already ringed up but there are 3 currently sat on the ground untouched as we felled them last thing today and will tidy up tomorrow.

 

There is access for a tractor next to the trees quite easily.

 

Anybody interested?

[sandbach-sticks]

what diameter, i might be interested if you have any processor size (up to 15 inch), as i could use it next year for kindling.

[RobRainford]

Theres not much up to 15" left in lengths now. Anything up to 12" has been eaten by the chipper. Then it's all quite big stuff. Up to about 30" thickest

[renewablejohn]

If you were nearer Rob I would have it but Birkenhead is just a bit to far away

[RobRainford]

That's a shame john. I was going to message you actually asking about it.

 

The wood is all cut up now into manhandleable pieces, but they are big pieces! 3' rings that are about 8-10" thick. Not the lightest of things!

 

It's all sat on site now awaiting the wood pixies!

[Mahatma]

Hi,

 

I'm quite local and it would be great if I can go and collect some.

 

Is access OK for a car & trailer?

 

If you could let me know where, I could collect it this weekend.

 

kind regards

 

Andy

[renewablejohn]

Rob

 

I could do it if you think it would go on my 7.5 tonne truck with tail lift but I thought it was in bigger pieces needing my MB Trac and forwarder.

 

PM me if I can be any help

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[RobRainford]

Rob

 

I could do it if you think it would go on my 7.5 tonne truck with tail lift but I thought it was in bigger pieces needing my MB Trac and forwarder.

 

PM me if I can be any help

 

It was in larger pieces. And you could have got your forwarder on it but it had to be cut up to get a lot of the brash out.

 

The site is at ferry road, Eastham. There's a big sign saying Eastham oil terminal. And it's all behind there. I'm working nearby this morning. And will be there around 9.

 

It is next to a road but the site slopes away and has a bank at one side. The chip has been levelled out so it's not as muddy. But will not be easy going.

 

I am reachable on 07516 348002 if you need more info.