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Its hardly a surprise when standing timber has been north of £25 a ton at times . You guys with processors will just have to grin and bare it or go old school again. We sell all our log wood for around £25 a ton delivered within a 20 mile radius of Guildford but none or only a small proportion of it would go through a processor.

 

Bob

 

Hi bob I only do big butts and rings! Ha ha:lol:

 

Good to know a nationwide price though as it is hard to keep track when in your own little world

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Its hardly a surprise when standing timber has been north of £25 a ton at times . You guys with processors will just have to grin and bare it or go old school again. We sell all our log wood for around £25 a ton delivered within a 20 mile radius of Guildford but none or only a small proportion of it would go through a processor.

 

Bob

 

WOW that's cheap. Is that cut and split?. Wish I lived within 20 mile radius of you!

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Hodge,

Looks like your purchase was a stroke of brilliance!

Who's looking for cord round ours? Starting cutting yours next week. Sounds like my £45 a ton at rdside is about right. All nice processor size and straight. The oversize (> 14") will go to my pile or the the local mill if they're interested, as the big stuff is all Oak.

 

 

 

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Yep, some pine but mostly prime firewood. 90% by forwarder. Couldn't believe it, I bid 25 and they rung this morning to say it went for 41!!! Madness

 

so on top of that thres the

 

the felling ?

the fowarding?

the haulage?

 

& then log mans cut :001_huh:

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Exactly. unless they're doing it all themselves and selling for firewood there can't be much in it.

 

HI WOOD so if it stand of £40/50 what the road side rate £70/75/80 thanks then into yard :lol:thanks jon :thumbup:

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Its not all one sided , we do a lot of machine work along side the harvesting guys. We often have to build tracks and hard standings some of which have in excess of 2000 tons of hardcore/scalps . We then have the rake and burn or mulching to do, then all the public footpaths,tracks,bridle paths and fences need reinstatement's. Add in the harvesters , replanting,forest management costs ,returns for the woodlands owners and you can begin to see where your money is going.

 

Bob

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Hodge,

Looks like your purchase was a stroke of brilliance!

Who's looking for cord round ours? Starting cutting yours next week. Sounds like my £45 a ton at rdside is about right. All nice processor size and straight. The oversize (> 14") will go to my pile or the the local mill if they're interested, as the big stuff is all Oak.

 

 

 

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Nice one Dave, I need it for next year, I will take whatever you have mate.

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