cord/round hardwood

[baz]

I have several hundred tons of mixed hard wood, most is semi seasoned as it was felled a couple of years ago, I'm looking for £30 a ton.

 

Any use use??

 

I could probably get a price for delivery by arctic, if your interested.

 

Thats a very reasonable price especially for pretty much seasoned wood. Someone local to me was asking £50/T roadside for fresh felled. They reported hands being bitten off at that price, not by me though.

[Michael C]

Thats a very reasonable price especially for pretty much seasoned wood. Someone local to me was asking £50/T roadside for fresh felled. They reported hands being bitten off at that price, not by me though.

 

It was 2 years ago though!

[Dave Martin]

Thats a very reasonable price especially for pretty much seasoned wood. Someone local to me was asking £50/T roadside for fresh felled. They reported hands being bitten off at that price, not by me though.

 

But is one cord wood and the other arb arisings.

[baz]

It was 2 years ago though!

 

Indeed it was - didn't realise it was a bumped post from the archives.

[Dave Martin]

Whoops ... me neither

[andy26]

But is one cord wood and the other arb arisings.

 

For arb arisings £30/t is plenty.

 

Most of the piles I see are mouldy, contaminated with mud soil etc...

 

And any decent cordwood has been cherry picked.

 

£15/t is closer to the mark.

[skyhuck]

For arb arisings £30/t is plenty.

 

Most of the piles I see are mouldy, contaminated with mud soil etc...

 

And any decent cordwood has been cherry picked.

 

£15/t is closer to the mark.

 

This was all in 12 to 14 foot lengths and clean, but most was too be for processors.

 

It all sold (16 arctic loads)

[andy26]

This was all in 12 to 14 foot lengths and clean, but most was too be for processors.

 

It all sold (16 arctic loads)

Yes, sorry was just generalising.

 

You would be smiling even more if you have a similar stack today!