Unseasoned firewood

[Dr.Green]

Need to clear space in my yard so im going to just turn my firewood around quickly to keep home tidy .

 

Just i little question , i have trailer loads of mixture hard/soft UNSEASONED . its a army sankey trailer , think they are 6x4 then ive added sides about 2ft.

 

i was thinking £50 deliverd within sensible distance , tbh mates will buy them but dont want to

 

A , be a rip of

B, rip myself off

 

mixture ash,beech,cherry,poplar,conifer .. all cut n split

 

im happy with £50 but my lass says bla bla bla:lol: hasnt a clue

 

sold strictly unseasoned

 

honest opinion welcome please

[Dean Lofthouse]

I,d say £55 per cube delivered very local

[Dr.Green]

so not far off then .. next problem , reversing that sankey on a 90 with no powerstreering

 

thanks

[Hodge]

I'd be wanting 70 quid really, it will be nice stuff by October.

[swinny]

There seems to be a lot of softwood snobs around here

 

I usually sell mixed though

 

Sorry i'm of no help but will keep looking at the thread, good luck!!

[Stereo]

I agree, £70 seems fair for that lot.

[Johny Walker]

keep it,stack it up naetly,sell for more backendish:biggrin:

[Dean Lofthouse]

There's quite a bit more than a cube in that trailer

[niftysteve]

so not far off then .. next problem , reversing that sankey on a 90 with no powerstreering

 

thanks

 

fit tow hitch on the front so your pushing the trailer much easier

[chrisgilltreesurgery]

Keep it simple and affordable to your customers, id say £50 cash per trailer load and try and get 3 loads out per week. This will give you £600 per month which in real money means payments on a Rnge Rover Sport Woop Woop!