I found an endless supply of pallets
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No. You use them to stack free firewood. Hi Gunny.
Some pallets are chemically treated to kill wood pest.
You don't want to burn those.
Bill G
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The poster is a pest himself/herself/itself. I guess you missed that.
needs to be removed from here.....
Bill G
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There are plenty more that need so also.
Well, that declined in a hurry. 
Bill G
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It did because of the OP being who they are. Their history points to where the thread was headed.Well, that declined in a hurry.
use some to stack woo on and i cut up some to burn in my out door fire place
you tell em, gunny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gunny, use them for the free wood you asked about last time you visited.
I "HAD" an endless source once,, It ENDED. (FOREVER AIN"T)
Make paddles.
no paddles just firewood and pallets for staking firewood
i stack up free wood on pallets+
Yes, I certainly recognize Mr Spanker. It could only go downhill.
Well, down to the rear, at any rate.
Oak pallets are excellent firewood. Easy starting, hot burn. Low ash.
I've never found one that was chemically treated, either.
Cottonwood pallets? Not so strong, not so good as firewood. Good kindling, though.
You know, I haven't even see a treated pallet either.
I've just read the warning several places.
Another thing is to not burn things that are treated with flame retardants. I worry that shipping boxes and maybe paper packing might be treated.
Worked at a feed mill in my younger days and I can't count how many thousands of pallets I have saw through the years. Pine, poplar, oak, even some nice walnut boards. But yes, you will occasionally get some treated 2x4 stringers. Off topic, but I also saw that the largest pallet manufacturer on the east coast has went belly up.
Oh you beat me to it. No pun intended
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