Posted by michiganmike on April 06, 2015 at 20:06:47 from (64.136.26.151):
I've been too busy to cut some black locust. I always cut in the winter so the sap is down, sapped post don't last like unsapped post do. I want to cut some, BL at least get them off the stump. I want to have some milled for floor decking on 2 trailers. I've got some white oak, but not enough of them to sacrifice any for this. Mainly I want to floor a tandem dully trailer . I have a skylift that punched holes in my buddies trailer, when we took it off of his trailer. He wanted to use it to set trusses for a barn. His flooring was PT pine, same as mine. his cross members are spanned further than mine. I just don't want any problems like that with my trailer. He ended up having an oak floor milled for his. I told him make sure he gets white oak. My cross members are on 16" his are 24".any one know how the BL and WO compare tinsel speaking? I was going to have them milled at 2". I live in SE MI. thanks MTP...
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