Looking to buy a load of logs in Lancaster Co. Pa........

[Jeff Bright]

anyone know of a company to handle this? I have the saw and splitter here, just want the co$t savings.

Thanks

 

[Clyde S. Dale]

It's been a year+ probably but this question has been posted before. Where in Lancaster County are you? I've seen signs for log loads along 272 between Nottingham and Little Britain. It's been a while since I've been out that way though. I thought to my self at the time that I should write down the number just in case. Next time I am out that way I will look for the signs. Have you tried local magazines or newspapers? What about local tree service companies? If you find one please post the info here for others that may come along. Good luck.

 

[Paulywalnut]

I would like to know that one too. It's hard to find anymore. This eastern PA area must go to big sawmills now.

 

[Studdlygoof]

+1 for wanting to know this info. I see the trucks running all the time on 272 with big loads of poplar but like pauly said they must be going to the mills

 

[JustWood]

Mills are paying double or better the firewood rate for low grade cull logs.

 

[Clyde S. Dale]

anyone know of a company to handle this? I have the saw and splitter here, just want the co$t savings.

Thanks

Saw this ad this morning on the Lancaster, PA CL listings:

http://lancaster.craigslist.org/grd/4837220183.html

unseasoned hardwood logs firewood - $450 (the buck)

i have deck over trailer loads of hardwood logs. trailer holds about 4-5 cords and i would like 450$ a load logs are nice and straight around 8-20 inches around all hardwood and logs are in 12 foot lengths trailer is 24 foot these are mostly sold as firewood logs