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  1. Breechlock1

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    I noticed an out of town tree company removing tons of black locust and Mulberry. They had it decked up but I work nights and live a good distance away to make a special trip on and talk to them. But I drove by tonight and saw it all loaded into multiple roll off dumpsters from a local refuse company. I'm so sad. They are the large roll off I'm guessing 6-7 cord each.

    I'm going to call them and see how much it would cost to have it dumped at my in laws rather than their dump. I live in a different county so my house is out. IMG_20170330_240255764.jpg They've already been paid by the company. I hope they're willing to double their money but I doubt it.
     

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    Oh boy. Let's hope you can coax them to drop them for you.
     
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    Ain't that the truth, hopefully you can work something out with the the Refuse Co. Breechlock1 . It would be worth sweetening the pot with some cash for all that wood. Especially for "tons" of Black Locust. Good luck!
     
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    Yes. The roll off in the picture is 90% BL
    There are two or three sticks of hackberry on the top. The rest is BL.

    Another roll off is Mulberry and hackberry 50/50 split. The third has a few big sticks of sycamore ( blah) but I could deal with that for the rest. Use the sycamore as back stops or something.
     
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    Let us know if it works out for you.:stacke: Here's hoping!:yes:
     
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    No joy. Such a wsste
     
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    I surely do hope you can get that rather than seeing it go to waste. Good luck.
     
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