Trailer Load

[Former Saw Builder]

I want to find somewhere to purchase dry hardwood logs by the trailer load. in the Harrisburg, PA area

 

[SWI Don]

I would guess most hardwood log loads would be green unless your supply only cuts standing dead trees. I really don't know as I cut all of my own but I wouldn't think someone who is hauling logs around is going to dump them in a lot for a couple of years or more for them to dry (they dry very slowly when in log form) and then load them up and drop off at a customer.

Like I said I could be proved wrong.

Don

 

[DWittenbreder]

nice pic

Where did you get that avatar???

 

[ktm250rider]

Where did you get that avatar???

Um yeah, how about a bigger pic

 

[Wood Hick]

Pole wood will be green most of the time. Seasoned wood for this winter you would have to buy processed. What size trailer, a tri-axle, or something smaller. I might be able to help you once I know what you are after. First load free if you have your Avatar girl there to help!

 

[Former Saw Builder]

Where did you get that avatar???

I took a pic from website and made it into the thumbnail size avatar...I liked the wood background, all of her other pictures were a little over the edge for converting them for use here but all were easy to look at.

 

[Former Saw Builder]

Pole wood will be green most of the time. Seasoned wood for this winter you would have to buy processed. What size trailer, a tri-axle, or something smaller. I might be able to help you once I know what you are after. First load free if you have your Avatar girl there to help!

I would like to get it by the tractor trailer load, I can use it next year if need be for drying time.

 

[infomet]

Great idea to use your wife in your avatar!!
Where'd you get the nice logs?

 

[Former Saw Builder]

Great idea to use your wife in your avatar!!
Where'd you get the nice logs?

She hand picked that pile....