Who will take old railroad ties?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I cut my heavy duty landscape lumber into 3 foot pieces. I worked on it over the winter in manageable increments so it was somewhat enjoyable.

I bundled the wood in sets of 2-3 pieces and the trash people picked it up on lawn waste days. I never put out more than 2-3 pieces so it took several weeks for the pile to disappear.

How did you cut them? Were they the old creosote treated kind or newer ones? I think the old ones are impossible to cut. DH has a couple chainsaws and that didn’t work. Too large for the circular saw. Everything on google says railroad ties will pretty much instantly dull a chainsaw blade. We