What if it Snows?

That green stuff never pays good ... the only lumber i have found worth my time is the stuff that is cut to spec for certain builds. Even then sometimes its hard to get a good price

 

OOHHHH CANNAADAAA

 

Ohio, as well.. 1816 was the 'Year Without a Summer' . . . and MANY conundrums, since. I get it. Snowed into May a few ago... yay.

 

Yessir; we did THAT for awhile.. thank GOD for the lovely wife.

 

Seriously... what's the difference? << I'm always amenable to learning..

 

I better get to enjoying hockey, eh?

 

How'd THAT go for you?!?!? Just curious.


@farmerjohn64 may have a clue or two... ?!?!?

 

Nawh.. Football .. *ie: soccer!*

 

Green lumber pays less but we can haul 105,500 gross weight. Usually a 40' and a 20' double flats.

 

Kiln dried lumber (or KD) means that with out the moisture, it will have shrunk the most. When you build interior walls? One should be using KD lumber.
PAD (Partially Air Dried) is fine for decks and open air areas where the lumber can still absorb atmospheric air.
Tho when I build stuff, I prefer to build with KD. Even if it may reabsorb some moisture. Tho outside I generally only use pressure treated lumber (CCA)