How much for a van of timber

[Smithy@IMS]

Hi guys

I have approx 4 "good" (transit) van loads of timber, 2 being oak and 2 being sycamore.

I'm just wondering how much you think a van load would sell for as I've been asked if I will sell it as it is as the guy will split it himself.

 

Thanks

[tree monkey]

were abouts are you ?

[Smithy@IMS]

Lymm in warrington

[Hodge]

£120 per load

[treequip]

Hi guys

I have approx 4 "good" (transit) van loads of timber, 2 being oak and 2 being sycamore.

I'm just wondering how much you think a van load would sell for as I've been asked if I will sell it as it is as the guy will split it himself.

 

Thanks

 

Green or seasoned?

[Albedo]

Just for fun and not knowing the ‘roadside’ value of hardwood round here which will be by the tonne by the way. (wrote this before Hodge posted)

 

A good load would be approx. 5 Cube of timber….. times 4 is 20 cube…….double it for split loose cube is 40 cube.

 

So it could have a ‘street value’ of 40 x £70 in this neck of the woods = £2800

 

Edit: seasoned

[Smithy@IMS]

Green. It was cut down last weekend.

[tree monkey]

Just for fun and not knowing the ‘roadside’ value of hardwood round here which will be by the tonne by the way. (wrote this before Hodge posted)

 

A good load would be approx. 5 Cube of timber….. times 4 is 20 cube…….double it for split loose cube is 40 cube.

 

So it could have a ‘street value’ of 40 x £70 in this neck of the woods = £2800

 

Edit: seasoned

 

that is split price surely id say 100-120

 

5 cube on a transit that sounds a lot to me

[Albedo]

that is split price surely id say 100-120

 

5 cube on a transit that sounds a lot to me

 

My maths is nearly always wrong:001_smile:

 

I was going by a transit being 3 metres long and 2 wide and stacking higher than the sides....Jeepers:sneaky2:

 

 

Suspension may well creak a bit:001_smile:

[tree monkey]

it wood mine does regularly