Don't be afraid to ask for free wood from a tree service and you might get a load like this!

[Backwoods Savage]

That really was being a good neighbor Tony. :lol: Oh to always have good neighbors!

 

[fire_man]

This story keeps getting better. The Same tree company took it upon themselves to randomly dump ANOTHER load of Oak on my property. I never even spoke with them before they dumped the new load.

Evidently I have become a dumping ground for jobs in the area. I'm running out of space now..... :-S

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Can you buy the lot next door? Maybe you can stack some on top of the garage...

 

[Slow1]

This story keeps getting better. The Same tree company took it upon themselves to randomly dump ANOTHER load of Oak on my property. I never even spoke with them before they dumped the new load.

Evidently I have become a dumping ground for jobs in the area. I'm running out of space now..... :-S

Where in eastern MA are you? If anywhere near me I'll be glad to help take some off your hands and/or give my address to that company

 

[RNLA]

The picture of the cotton wood rounds make me chuckle slightly That stuff can't be given away here. Some local mills do make pallet wood out of it. The thing is they get BIG here like 4-6 foot through in the first 10-20 feet. I dread the call on the phone "yeah got this big cotton wood I'd like removed" I mostly do not take those jobs because the customer usually can not afford the price.

 

[pastera]

This story keeps getting better. The Same tree company took it upon themselves to randomly dump ANOTHER load of Oak on my property. I never even spoke with them before they dumped the new load.

Evidently I have become a dumping ground for jobs in the area. I'm running out of space now..... :-S

Where in eastern MA are you? If anywhere near me I'll be glad to help take some off your hands and/or give my address to that company

Can I get on that list too??? :cheese:

The golf course up the road from my house (1.5 miles) had a bunch of wood in their parking lot with a "free wood" sign a few months ago - mostly pine but a decent amount of oak - sent an email asking if they wanted it gone fast and they delivered it to my driveway the next day.
Came out to 2.5 cords of pine and just over a cord of oak (a lot of it was very ugly though)

Only half joking on the list :red: - I'm in Taunton near the Dighton border

 

[fire_man]

This story keeps getting better. The Same tree company took it upon themselves to randomly dump ANOTHER load of Oak on my property. I never even spoke with them before they dumped the new load.

Evidently I have become a dumping ground for jobs in the area. I'm running out of space now..... :-S

Where in eastern MA are you? If anywhere near me I'll be glad to help take some off your hands and/or give my address to that company

Slow1, sorry I was slow getting back - I was in Germany the last 2 weeks. I will post some amazing German wood stack pictures - some of those stacks rivaled Dennis' wood piles. I am in Northern MA near Haverhill. The tree service was Beverly Tree Service (or something like that). Funny how they came all the way to the Haverhill area from Beverly. You should find some local tree service companies (I think you are near Framingham) and start calling . I did these guys a favor letting them dump on me.

I had another tree service guy call me last winter and ask if I wanted a cheap load dumped because he needed a quick place to get rid of a grapple load ( unfortunately there was 4 feet of snow on the ground and huge snow piles so no room). He actually kept my name from a previous year when I was checking on Grapple Load prices.

 

[nate379]

I burn it.

I wouldn't pay for it and wouldn't search for it, but I've cut up many downed cottonwoods around the property. Have about a cord or so of it that will be ready to go for this winter. Sure it's not great wood, but I'd rather burn it then pay to have it hauled off.

The picture of the cotton wood rounds make me chuckle slightly That stuff can't be given away here. Some local mills do make pallet wood out of it. The thing is they get BIG here like 4-6 foot through in the first 10-20 feet. I dread the call on the phone "yeah got this big cotton wood I'd like removed" I mostly do not take those jobs because the customer usually can not afford the price.