4 loose CM's (trailer) of 10" cut non-split/non seasoned conny for £60

[SamTheOldGoat]

Hi there.

 

As per the above, I'm looking to build my stacks up for the next few years and getting well ahead so each year I only have to build up a years stack for use a few years down the line.

 

I'm well aware any well seasoned dry wood burns, so therefore, is the above deal a 'good one', effectively £15m c/m cut and ready to be split. I'm perfectly happy to split and actually enjoy it on a weekend! Thoughts?

[detritus21]

If you are buying it like that its not bad really. I can sell a tipper of freshly cut conifer for that and that is sizes I can man handle on the back.

[eyepic]

Well if you were in my part of the world (Midlands) I would have a load or two from you.

[face cord]

Sounds a very good deal. Buy it all at that price before someone else does.

 

Also non split is better in some ways as you get more wood volume & less air gaps most likely.

Edited January 9, 2013 by face cord

[Alycidon]

I assume you are looking to buy at this price and are asking advice on the wisdom of such. If alternately you are looking to sell I would also be interested in some depending on how far away you are.

 

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[SamTheOldGoat]

Apologies for any mis-communication, yes, I'm looking to buy at this price!

 

Seller describes as 'fill a back of a transit van or a level load of a transit tipper.... approx 4cm?!

[Michael C]

Apologies for any mis-communication, yes, I'm looking to buy at this price!

 

Seller describes as 'fill a back of a transit van or a level load of a transit tipper.... approx 4cm?!

 

I may be all wrong, but I reckon a transit tipper will be nearer to 2.5m3

[likeitorlumpit]

Agreed- the load would have to be stacked high. Also in rings there can be a lot of wasted space depending on the size of ring

[Alycidon]

I would go and have a look at the timber and his van, measure the volume of the cargo area and there you are. Transits used to have a max cargo weight of 35 cwt, ie 1.75 tons, thats maybe 3 cube tops.

 

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[doobin]

Standard transit tipper is 2.5 cube.