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[dun]

Anyone need any cedar posts, I've got a pretty good stack of them and more being generated every day. The range from 8 to 18 feet

 

[john250]

Anyone need any cedar posts, I've got a pretty good stack of them and more being generated every day. The range from 8 to 18 feet

Fencing giraffes?

 

[dun]

Anyone need any cedar posts, I've got a pretty good stack of them and more being generated every day. The range from 8 to 18 feet

Fencing giraffes?

That's so someone can make 9 2 footers

 

[Lammie]

Anyone need any cedar posts, I've got a pretty good stack of them and more being generated every day. The range from 8 to 18 feet

Dun, if we lived closer, my husband would take them off your hands. He makes cedar furniture for a hobby. He lives for this kind of thing.

 

[Angus Cowman]

Anyone need any cedar posts, I've got a pretty good stack of them and more being generated every day. The range from 8 to 18 feet

Dun, if we lived closer, my husband would take them off your hands. He makes cedar furniture for a hobby. He lives for this kind of thing.

He just needs to come to Mo and get em bring a big trailer

you need a vacation anyway don't you

 

[Jim62]

I could use some post HOLES. Back when there were a bunch of abandoned oil wells around, they used to sell them whole, and you could cut them to whatever depth you needed. Usually figured out to be about $ .15 per post hole. Now, you mostly have to dig your own.

 

[Lammie]

Anyone need any cedar posts, I've got a pretty good stack of them and more being generated every day. The range from 8 to 18 feet

Dun, if we lived closer, my husband would take them off your hands. He makes cedar furniture for a hobby. He lives for this kind of thing.

He just needs to come to Mo and get em bring a big trailer

you need a vacation anyway don't you

We got cedar around here, to be sure. It is hard to find the big straight trees. Most of our's are skinny. We have a mantle that Steve made out of half a huge cedar log that's just beautiful. Those big ones are worth milling.

 

[TexasBred]

I could use some post HOLES. Back when there were a bunch of abandoned oil wells around, they used to sell them whole, and you could cut them to whatever depth you needed. Usually figured out to be about $ .15 per post hole. Now, you mostly have to dig your own.

How did you haul them post holes??

 

[Jim62]

If you cut them in about 30' pieces, you can use a regular flatbed trailer. Best to have some kind of stakes on the sides so they'll stack pretty well. You can get a lot on a load--have to watch how high you stack them, though. Weight is not a problem.

 

[TexasBred]

If you cut them in about 30' pieces, you can use a regular flatbed trailer. Best to have some kind of stakes on the sides so they'll stack pretty well. You can get a lot on a load--have to watch how high you stack them, though. Weight is not a problem.

Got a few rocky spots...those would work great there. Give me a call if you locate a load. ;-)

 

[SFFarms]

Yea we also have alot cedars. Our telephone pole supply have ran out so we back to cutting cedars for fence post

 

[Jogeephus]

Anyone need any cedar posts, I've got a pretty good stack of them and more being generated every day. The range from 8 to 18 feet

Fencing giraffes?

That's so someone can make 9 2 footers

I wish I was closer cause I'd be at your doorstep with the trailer. Generous offer there. Of course, what if you only needed 7 2 footers. I guess I'd need a calculator. (BTW - thanks for typing slow) ;-)

 

[VanC]

My uncle had quite a bit of land with cedar years ago. Right after I graduated from high school I spent a year helping him out. Spent much of that winter and early spring cutting, hauling and peeling cedar posts.