Last year i was going to do some needed repair work to my old garage here at the house , I needed 32 2x4x8's one 18 foot 2x6x18 and 2 2x4x18's . My first problem was i would need a little help here to haul them since my truck is down an everybody was busy and could not help out that day . A 2x4x8 was 2.39 , three weeks later they were now 4.69 them 6.78 and i said screw this And have not looked since . Well the garage still needs fixen and now what i am going to do is call down to a lumber mill where i buy my wood for my wood working projects and they custom saw and dry and are or have always been reasonable and have them cut me some green popular and i will move my planer up out side and mill them to what i want . My buddy just finished up a residing of his old 1863 bank barn with all new popular with slats and it took three trips with his one ton and 28 foot trailer to get it all hauled with a partial of some fine red oakand some kiln dried popular for me for me on the last load It cost him around 3600 for a BIG old barn to reside I only spent 75 on what i got and that was a 1/4 of a pick up load of nice 14 inch wide x10 8/4 red oak and 20 8x14 5/4 popular . I think the girl down there really likes me . Oh i forgot to say he supplied Some of the logs and he took down several white oak here a couple months ago due to the fact the 1066 went thru the floor so now all new beams and floor , Kept telling him that one day the 10 was going to go thru sagged bad enough with just my 806 on it
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