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hard wood posts
I found these 10 foot long posts at a local business. They are 3X4's & 4X4's (actual), and most are oak. I snagged 37 in two loads, plus a bunch of 4' long 2X4's. These will be used to build some submerged cover for one of our local lakes.
I had to diassemble, but it didn't take long. This may become a steady source.
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Looks like great firewood too! Nice score on the oak - should make some very long lasting cribs.
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Nice score, I could find all sorts of uses for those. If you have access to a bandsaw, you could even resaw them to thinner sizes for other things(just watch for nails).
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