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Gazlj1000

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  1. <p>Gareth, I appreciate the amount of work that goes into it. So it's 65 m3 of solid round wood, or is it 65m3 loose load in the lorry. I am interested but margins are tight when you consider I buy softwood delivered in @£35 a cube and process my self. Send a few pictures to <a href="mailto:" rel="">[email protected]</a>. Cheers. Rich</p>

  2. <p>It's cut to like 9" long all cut and split. I can get you pictures if you would like! Ye I guess vat might be the killer but it's still cheap for the amount of wood you get. Gareth</p>

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    <p>Send me a picture of the split wood so I can gage the sizes, I take it the 65m3 is loose load and not the bulker measurement. VAT might bethe killer because I'm not vat registered for firewood. Always prefer cash for firewood. </p>

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  4. <p>Sorry about the delayed reply. I could supply you with a arctic load of softwood cut and split for £42m cube. 65m cube on a lorry for £2730 +vat plus delivery which would be around £350 - £400 +vat or you can arrange your own transport.</p>

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    <p>Gaz, would prefer to buy timber in the round as I need to store in the field before taking to my processing yard. Give me a price for a split load, delivery to NP265UA. it might be worth looking at. You don't do softwood cord?</p>

    <p>Rich</p>

     

  6. <p>Not sure where you are but I could give you a price for softwood cut and split delivered to you. Can fit 65m cube in a arctic lorry.</p>

  7. I might be able to help with hardwood! What quantity are you looking for?
  8. I reckon between 7-9 ton in the picture!!
  9. I'm located Cornwall/Devon I'm buying timber in and have a processor and can cut half a arctic load in 10 hours of softwood with 1 man.
  10. I'm coming into my second year of selling firewood and its going well. I never expected to sell as much as I did last year and with recent sales flying I've decided not to advertise anymore and ensure I keep my customer base that I have. Also make sure I have enough seasoned wood and dry enough as I like to have it well below 20% moisture. I charge £100 for a 2.4cu meter or softwood and £140 for hardwood And £145 for a 3.6cu meter softwood and £205 for hardwood I deliver within 20miles and charge extra if I have to go further. I can produce firewood with very low input cost as all other equipment except the processor is being used for other projects just finding time to put on the machine. Hope to see what everyone thinks.

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