"Red Bull gives you wings". Now I know what Red Bull is made of and why they use that slogan!I goozled a Mason jar of hummingbird food thinking it was kool-ade. Man than was sweet!
"Red Bull gives you wings". Now I know what Red Bull is made of and why they use that slogan!I goozled a Mason jar of hummingbird food thinking it was kool-ade. Man than was sweet!
My dad had that old blue Homelite XL10, and it ran for 50 years.Nice load of wood there.
On my dad's place, I remember grinding the chain, cutting the chipper off something like two links then skip one, repeat. Being careful not to rock up on the saw and getting off the guide. Stack the lumber on sticks, made a tent out of clear plastic and oriented the open ends to the breeze. Old blue homelite that would vibrate so much it would almost make you vision blurry, kind of hard on the hands after a while, but it would tear up the wood pretty fast.
Where's around here?All the home centers around here, Kent, HD, Rona, Home Hardware, have an unbelievable amount of lumber in their yards. So much so most of them are using their parking lots for overflow. I was at Kent yesterday and they had lifts upon lifts of lumber most of it stacked 2-3 lifts high, same at HD..............Mike
LOL, sorry, Halifax/Dartmouth area, Nova Scotia, I never thought to take a pic..........MikeWhere's around here?
Same with oil and gas.. Oil goes up, gas goes up the very next day. Oil goes down, "It takes 3 months for that oil to be refined, we'll reduce prices then."seems to me the increases are "reflected immediately"
Same here. Lowe's had 4 full rows in the parking lot filled with pressure treated while prices were still going up.All the home centers around here, Kent, HD, Rona, Home Hardware, have an unbelievable amount of lumber in their yards. So much so most of them are using their parking lots for overflow. I was at Kent yesterday and they had lifts upon lifts of lumber most of it stacked 2-3 lifts high, same at HD..............Mike
Kent, Rona, and Home Hardware are all in Canada lumber/hardware retail businesses.All the home centers around here, Kent, HD, Rona, Home Hardware, have an unbelievable amount of lumber in their yards. So much so most of them are using their parking lots for overflow. I was at Kent yesterday and they had lifts upon lifts of lumber most of it stacked 2-3 lifts high, same at HD..............Mike
It's a possibility for sure. Saying that tho....if there's a glut of lumber in Canada, why are we paying so much? a PT 4 x 4 x 8' last year or so was 8-$9, now at HD it's $21.25. Mind you that's Canuck bucks, US$ that's 17..................because Canadian mills are not shipping to the USA due to Covid regulations
Could you post a link on the Canada mill not shipping due to Covid? I looked but couldn't, but my google-fu is not the best. I'd be interested to see why Covid would be a concern to shipping to US. Thanks!Kent, Rona, and Home Hardware are all in Canada lumber/hardware retail businesses.
Perhaps the reason they have so much lumber in stock, is because Canadian mills are not shipping to the USA due to Covid regulations.
That is my theory only.....I have no direct knowledge of the situation, but US-Canada trade is apparently not anywhere near pre Covid levels.Could you post a link on the Canada mill not shipping due to Covid? I looked but couldn't, but my google-fu is not the best. I'd be interested to see why Covid would be a concern to shipping to US. Thanks!
Oh, sorry i misunderstood your prior post.That is my theory only.....I have no direct knowledge of the situation, but US-Canada trade is obviously not anywhere near pre Covid levels.
Ok then we are all in agreement, LUMBER BUYING BOYCOTT starts NOW! Let's see if everyone can hold out for a full month.
Hey Diggin It! As of 6/17/21 according to The Den of Tools site on You Tube prices are down 42% which is miss leadingSummya'll been saying you can't even find PT boards. Big Box stores show they have it, but $16 for a 4 x 4 x 8 post? I bought 4 x 4 x 16s in January for $17.79 that are currently listed for $31.98
4' x 9' OSB that I paid $11 for in May is now showing at $20.25
Somebody's rakin' it in somewhere along the line. Aren't there price gouging laws?