Posted by JerryLook on August 28, 2021 at 16:52:06 from (107.77.224.106):
In Reply to: Pole barn prices? posted by Geo-TH,In on August 28, 2021 at 05:23:59:
Ive had a few projects this year and have been getting lumber from the Amish. In past years they charged 45 cents per BF on softwood, but this year it went up to 60 cents per BF. They were pretty far behind on orders a few months back, but are caught up now.
The Amish mill I bought from the other day was still pretty busy. I was picking up some lumber and there were 3 trucks behind me waiting to get in.
I pulled a bunch of larch logs off my property about ten years ago to build my house. The mobile sawyer that came out then charged 21 cents a BF. I wonder what those guys charge nowadays. Id like to cut come ash to use for flooring. Ive been telling my wife we need to get a portable sawmill, but she disagrees. Haha.
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