Is this great or what?

[buggyspapa]

Local CL ad:
Two white oak saw logs, appx. 10' long each. Cut down around 2005-6 have been sitting since. Would make good logs for chainsaw sculpting, the larger one is nearly 2' in diameter, and the other one has a fork near the top. Cut from the same tree. $150, you will need equipment to move them, I don't want them cut up in my yard. Easy access.

What the heck is going to pick up a 24" x 10' oak log without destroying the yard?

 

[Locust Post]

It doesn't say they don't want the yard tore up. Just don't want it cut up in the yard. But who knows what they are thinking. This stuff has been laying for 7 or eight years and they think they have a gold mine. By now about all it is good for is firewood.

 

[bogydave]

Send a message.
$150 will take care of 1 & you 'll get rid of both for $250
If you can cut them up where they are!

Tell him you only take cash

 

[Jon1270]

Self-delusion springs eternal.

 

[Hogwildz]

The questions is, who is going to pay $150.00 for that amount of wood? Not I

 

[KaptJaq]

You mean he is only paying $150 for somebody with heavy moving equipment to remove the logs? I know he says it is oak but sitting on the ground for 8 years probably means a lot of punk wood...

KaptJaq

 

[Woody Stover]

White Oak, heartwood probably still rock-solid. As mentioned, may only be good for firewood...
I've got one waiting that's at least ten years down, maybe closer to fifteen, but it's suspended off the ground. When I finally get around to it I'll pinpoint the age closer and report on the wood. With pics.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

I think that was a misprint. It was supposed to read $1.50 for both.

 

[Locust Post]

I think that was a misprint. It was supposed to read $1.50 for both.

That sounds more like it.