(03-04-2020, 12:22 PM)Rico Wrote:

(03-04-2020, 11:57 AM)Jags Wrote: That’s still in St Johns county then, right?   I’d be interested.  However, I’m told that in St. John’s, if you call up republic services (I think that is who we have) they’ll do a one time pick up/ yr using their truck with a grapple on it.  That would be of no charge to you as long as you can get it to the street.  I’d call them to verify or set it up.  

If I’m mistaken, and you’re still wanting it hauled off I’d be interested in exchange for some of the good stuff.  I do not own a dump trailer, which sounds to be more appropriate for the amount that you have.  Although, one could be rented. But I do have an open utility trailer we use for work. It May take a few trips to the dump.  Which they will charge by the load.  They used to go by weight, but they changed it up.  I’d call the landfill and inquire about that as well. Last time they charged 50/ load.  But I can’t remember if that was just my truck or if we had stuff in the trailer.  Probably the same phone call.

Yeah, they'll come pick it up.  But, from prior experience, it could sit there for weeks before they come by and then the chances are pretty good that they'll [BLEEP] up the ground when they are scooping it up.  Plus the [BLEEP] is going to break into a million pieces because it is so rotten so I'd be doubling my cleanup work.  Cleaning up the pile then cleaning up the mess that is left out front.  That's why I was looking into people hauling it away.  The other thing is that it is in a bad location.  It would have to be moved out of the back yard and into a truck by hand.  Because of the location of the septic system's drain field I'd be a bit leery of driving a truck into that area of the back yard.

And yes, that is St. Johns County.

That 140 for a truck full of seasoned and split oak is looking really good right now, lol.  

I can see why it’s sat so long now.  I’d still like to help out if I could.   How far from the wood is the street or where the truck would be? How big are the rounds? How many would fit in a wheelbarrow? 

Seems like it would take a nice chunk of time just trying to load it up.

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