pitch pine

[lee]

I am trying to locate some european pitch pine to replank a boat with. The boat was built in Norway with flat sawn 1/2" pine. I know that southern long leaf pine is very similar and would be acceptable. Does any one out there have a line on a sawyer or supplier? Thanks.

[lee]

I am trying to locate some european pitch pine to replank a boat with. The boat was built in Norway with flat sawn 1/2" pine. I know that southern long leaf pine is very similar and would be acceptable. Does any one out there have a line on a sawyer or supplier? Thanks.

[lee]

I am trying to locate some european pitch pine to replank a boat with. The boat was built in Norway with flat sawn 1/2" pine. I know that southern long leaf pine is very similar and would be acceptable. Does any one out there have a line on a sawyer or supplier? Thanks.

[gashmore]

Good quality old growth longleaf is hard to find even down here in South Georgia. You might try Red Hills Lumber in Thomasville. They primarily do heart pine flooring but I think they still cut to order.

I have a number someplace of a guy in Valdosta that sells recovered wood. He pulls up logs that sank during a logging operation back in the '20s. Really nice stuff but expensive. I'll try to find his number and post it for you. DNR baned log recovery temporarily about a year ago but that may be over now.

[gashmore]

Good quality old growth longleaf is hard to find even down here in South Georgia. You might try Red Hills Lumber in Thomasville. They primarily do heart pine flooring but I think they still cut to order.

I have a number someplace of a guy in Valdosta that sells recovered wood. He pulls up logs that sank during a logging operation back in the '20s. Really nice stuff but expensive. I'll try to find his number and post it for you. DNR baned log recovery temporarily about a year ago but that may be over now.

[gashmore]

Good quality old growth longleaf is hard to find even down here in South Georgia. You might try Red Hills Lumber in Thomasville. They primarily do heart pine flooring but I think they still cut to order.

I have a number someplace of a guy in Valdosta that sells recovered wood. He pulls up logs that sank during a logging operation back in the '20s. Really nice stuff but expensive. I'll try to find his number and post it for you. DNR baned log recovery temporarily about a year ago but that may be over now.