I don't know what's worse...That I read 'em, or that I post 'em here.
(If it's too miserable; somebody scold me)
This guy seems to have advertised an oak, then finally admitted it was poplar. It is one (admittedly large) tree. You split it and leave him 2 cords. You can have the rest. You have to remove a section of the fence to get to it. The tenant has 2 dogs. (They might not bite) If his high end estimate is correct, it is a 12 cord tree...OK here it is:
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Firewood - POPLAR to be split - it yours free. (Silver Spring)
Date: 2011-08-10, 9:48AM EDT
I've been told the huge 90 foot tree that was cut down in my back yard into fire place length logs is not OAK but POPLAR. As I have researched this - POPLAR is used often to start fires and then longer burning hard wood put on top. These are huge - three feet across chunks and cannot be lifted by one person. You need a log splitter to do the job. They have been on the ground for about 2 months now. My tenant has 2 dogs that she keeps in the house . All I ask is that you leave some wood for me and my family after it is split - I cannot split it myself. One or two cords is all I would need ....you can get probaly 8 to 10 cords of wood out of this tree. the yard is fenced and you would need to come in through the alley way to bring in your machine ---s o you would need to take some of the fencing off to brin in your machine to split the wood. Please let me know as soon as possible. Call me at 301-412-6435
(If it's too miserable; somebody scold me)
This guy seems to have advertised an oak, then finally admitted it was poplar. It is one (admittedly large) tree. You split it and leave him 2 cords. You can have the rest. You have to remove a section of the fence to get to it. The tenant has 2 dogs. (They might not bite) If his high end estimate is correct, it is a 12 cord tree...OK here it is:
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Firewood - POPLAR to be split - it yours free. (Silver Spring)
Date: 2011-08-10, 9:48AM EDT
I've been told the huge 90 foot tree that was cut down in my back yard into fire place length logs is not OAK but POPLAR. As I have researched this - POPLAR is used often to start fires and then longer burning hard wood put on top. These are huge - three feet across chunks and cannot be lifted by one person. You need a log splitter to do the job. They have been on the ground for about 2 months now. My tenant has 2 dogs that she keeps in the house . All I ask is that you leave some wood for me and my family after it is split - I cannot split it myself. One or two cords is all I would need ....you can get probaly 8 to 10 cords of wood out of this tree. the yard is fenced and you would need to come in through the alley way to bring in your machine ---s o you would need to take some of the fencing off to brin in your machine to split the wood. Please let me know as soon as possible. Call me at 301-412-6435
