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anyone got any small softwood? seasoned or coming down in the near future?

Boy English

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Evening all, its time to try out the cundey and as such im looking for some small softwood to make fence posts..

 

been advised to look for some pine as it absorbs the treatment better when pickled ive been told, however im open to whats about

 

size wise anything from 75mm to 300mm and 1.6m to 3.6m long,

 

ideally I would like to find 5-10ton not a million miles away as its just for a test run, if it goes to plan ill be after a lorry load or 2 in the new year

 

feel free to pm me if you have or are likely to have anything of interest :001_smile:

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