I used to have a large apple tree in the garden approx 100 years old which died a few years back and I cut it down to leave a stump around 900 mm above ground with a vague idea of it being turned into a table base or something.
With my current project of building a fruit cage, it is in the way and I have just attacked it with a chainsaw and this is the result.
Plan view cut surface uppermost - ruler 12"/300mm
and in elevation - ruler 900mm/36"
There are some areas of worm/rot around the outside but the core looks solid to me.
I've no idea whether this is something of any use to turners or if it is just firewood (we don't have an open fire but I could possibly freecycle it even though the wrong time of year)
Given the size it would have to be a collect only from Romsey (SO51 5RS). With guidance of how it should be cut, I could chainsaw it into smaller pieces but it would be hacked as I only have a small crosscut chainsaw.
Frank opinions and offers to collect welcomed. I can possibly keep it for a month say if I get a binding commitment that you will collect.
Cheers
Bob