....free lumber and need help in identifying it. There are about 40 pieces that measure 3-1/4” x 12” x 12’-0” long. Each end is notched out as shown in the sketch. All I know is, it was used as decking on a ship or barge. There are no nails or bolt holes. One side is clean, other than some debris. The top side has a tar coating that appears to have worked itself down between the boards. The lumber was salvaged in Gulfport, Ms. It appears to be either Douglas Fir or Southern Yellow pine. It is very heavy. I couldn’t even budge one. Do you have any idea what I could use this lumber for? Some sort of outdoor project? Too thick for decking and it would have to be cut in a saw mill for thinner planks. There is a lot more available.
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