Truck load of logs, NY?????

**goinlower6969** · 09-12-2008, 07:05 PM

Hi, im looking to get some log prices in albany ny,, i cant find any company online that delivers truck loads of logs.. any info wld be great...Todd

**custom8726** · 09-12-2008, 07:23 PM

$100.00 a cord in log lengths, Green, and locally delivered.

**goinlower6969** · 09-13-2008, 01:26 PM

Hi, yeah thats a little high,, thanks though...

**Husky137** · 09-13-2008, 03:12 PM

Originally Posted by goinlower6969

Hi, yeah thats a little high,, thanks though...

I thought it was little low. Good luck finding a better deal.

**goinlower6969** · 09-13-2008, 04:11 PM

NO thats deff a little high, i spoke to a company today and they can deliver a truck of logs that wld be cut to 11-12 cords, they do drop off for 700.00

**custom8726** · 09-13-2008, 05:08 PM

What company is that? 12 cords for $700.00 delivered is a good deal, but not likely without a long waiting list or for to long.

**toddstreeservic** · 09-13-2008, 05:42 PM

Originally Posted by goinlower6969

NO thats deff a little high, i spoke to a company today and they can deliver a truck of logs that wld be cut to 11-12 cords, they do drop off for 700.00

Who?!? and how far north will they deliver? $100/cord is cheap--it is going for $110 up here, if you can get it.

**Slick** · 09-13-2008, 07:06 PM

I don't know exactly how many cords but a "triax" of pole length logs is 650-750 down here in PA as of last week, I've heard that's 6-8 cords..if you can find anyone to deliver....anyone know anyone in north east PA for pole length delivery?

**cuda567** · 10-20-2008, 06:20 PM

hey slick know anyone delivering logs near harrisburg/marysville/duncannon Pa. area
thanks,

**Blazin** · 10-21-2008, 03:36 AM

Originally Posted by goinlower6969

NO thats deff a little high, i spoke to a company today and they can deliver a truck of logs that wld be cut to 11-12 cords, they do drop off for 700.00

First off for that price, you'd better ask what kind of hardwood it is. Last one of them "bargain" loads I looked at dropped at a friends house was white birch, silver maple, and half rotten cherry.
The goin rate here 60 miles NW of you is $100-$120 for a log length cord of good hardwood, if you can get it! I would'nt bargain shop to long...It's gettin cold!

**CowboyAndy** · 10-21-2008, 05:04 AM

I have a question, how do I find someone in my area that delivers log length tri axle loads? I am in Chateaugay, NY right on the canadian border.

**tm84p** · 10-21-2008, 08:28 AM

Hey I live near Binghamton and I got a load of logs from a company doing some clearing work for the State. Paid 800$ when a load usually costs 1000$ because he couldn't get the right amount of weight to sell it. I was just driving down a back road near our house, came to a crossroad and saw a logging truck go driving by, I tailed him till I could safely flag him down and asked him where he was getting it, found out who to call and they delivered it the next day. If I were you I would just look in the phone book for logging companies or foresting companies, this particualr company was out of Syracuse but they were selling the wood to a guy closer the Binghamton and he was the one who sold it to us. Anyhow hope that helps.

**BurnerMM** · 10-21-2008, 06:04 PM

Just bought a triax of 8 cords for $600, all hardwoods and actually pretty dry, not burning this season but it will def be good for next year

**ciscoguy01** · 10-28-2008, 01:35 PM

Originally Posted by CowboyAndy

I have a question, how do I find someone in my area that delivers log length tri axle loads? I am in Chateaugay, NY right on the canadian border.

Mike Layn, Hazelton in Jay, Tim Napper Logging, Dean LaVarnway and Scott Lavarnway logging, Venne logging in Ellenburg, NY, There's also a french guy, I only know him as Frenchie, on the plank rd between chazy lake and ellenburg. He has a big lot there always full of wood he sells... Hope this helps dude...

eh?

**ciscoguy01** · 10-28-2008, 01:37 PM

Originally Posted by custom8726

$100.00 a cord in log lengths, Green, and locally delivered.

Dude, he's talking a full cord. I get $225 a cord here for wood and can't keep up with the amount I'm selling. That $100 is really like 3 of what I'm assuming you think is a cord... $30 a face cord is cheaper than you'll ever see it. Hell, I'd buy that from him and resell the same cord for $225. That's a good little profit, hehehehehehe...

eh?