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  1. Logsnstuff
    I don't bother with what other people are charging there is a guy 15-20 miles away doing 4 cube for £250 I still sell mine at £120 just work out your costs and put on what profit you think it's worth and let the others worry about your prices.
  2. Logsnstuff
    We couldn't get any interest at £40 roadside having to split it all ourselves now just to make space
  3. Logsnstuff
    you could spend an afternoon googling all the other merchants also, personally I don't think it's worth doing for less than £120 a cube
  4. Logsnstuff
    can't call them seasoned looking at what's left in the stack you will have some timber in there that's 35 40%mc
  5. Logsnstuff
    they will have to learn to burn soft and start some serious planting programmes there's mile after mile of hillside in Scotland with just a few subsidised sheep on them better to subsidise trees instead
  6. Logsnstuff
    you won't get 24 ton on an artic if it's seasoned or part at 18 months It's more likely going to be 15t or less so at a green price I would go tonnage, going by cube is wasting money. unless it's been sitting in a manky wet hole and taken on weight ofc that might change things.
  7. Logsnstuff
    doubt anyone can compete with 2 trestles and 4 bungees
  8. Logsnstuff
    I will see if I can get another 2 or 3 out and give them a power wash fella along the road has taken a grinder to one and cut a seat in on the trunk and a cup rest in the root ball looks quite smart for a barbecue
  9. Logsnstuff
    there's better stuff for milling if I only had a mill but for now just sell it on.
  10. Logsnstuff
    thanks guess I will leave them in the wood just seemed a waste
  11. Logsnstuff
    I'am clearing some windblown oak atm and there are a few old stumps around as I know absolutely nothing about carving are these any good for carving and are they worth my time hauling out. couple of pics as an example the bigger one is around 26" diameter and I guess around 48-50" high from the tip of the root. apologies if they are on the big side straight from my phone.
  12. Logsnstuff
    Billets work great if your budget isn't too high, you don't need to lay out on ibc's or bags either if you do tipped loads, just a decent 1m splitter and a saw bench with a conveyor, you will need a decent size yard though this lot of billets has been out all winter uncovered we will bag it end of the summer.
  13. Logsnstuff
    finally someone quoting a sensible price
  14. Logsnstuff
    I still wonder what size bulk bag 0.25, 0.5, 0.6, 0.73, 0.9 or cube 2 cube can't believe how many websites of english merchants get away without giving a size.
  15. Logsnstuff
    why would you have to kiln dry it, softwood kindling size will dry in no time.
  16. Logsnstuff
    at the price they offered we decided to keep it and run it into the ground but we bought flat bed and crane also 4x4.
  17. Logsnstuff
    4x4 sprinter panel van merc offered us 5k as trade in was 3 yr old 80k miles so should be able to pick up one for not too much money.
  18. Logsnstuff
    Have you checked it out on a weigh bridge when your loaded?
  19. Logsnstuff
    You mean we are supposed to sell the logs I've turned into a perm storage facility.
  20. Logsnstuff
    £40 a ton roadside. https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1442/24897993752_a98f62e79a_c.jpg' alt='24897993752_a98f62e79a_c.jpg'>Hardwood Cord by Logsnstuff, on Flickr[/img] Hardwood Cord by Logsnstuff, on Flickr Hardwood Cord by Logsnstuff, on Flickr
  21. Logsnstuff
    anyone interested in some mixed hardwood cord located at Perth about 1/2 mile from A9 speak to Martin 07949 591079
  22. Logsnstuff
    I have sold 1 bag to an RHI customer nobody I speak too has even heard of it have been considering de registering myself.
  23. Logsnstuff
    could be the ultimate long lasting log puts out enough heat without lighting it.
  24. Logsnstuff
    it's still sitting in the hall, stove fitter kept coming up with excuses and now is just ignoring me that's plumbers electricians and stove fitter all pssd me around no wonder EU workers are so popular I'm guessing they actually turn up.
  25. Logsnstuff

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    Logsnstuff replied to Bird's topic in Firewood forum

    doubt there's anyone on this forum thinks they are getting paid enough for the effort they put in.

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