Do IBCs of logs survive pallet rotators?

[briquette_seller]

25k to store 500 cubic meters, plus handling equipment, ouch

[arboriculturist]

25k to store 500 cubic meters, plus handling equipment, ouch

 

I agree! - Looked at spud boxes, but: they hold irregular amount and our whole setup is based on multiples of m3, don't dry processed timber well, cost of adaption to hold 2m / change slatting to enable even drying and shorter lifespan, sort of made the decision for us.

 

As they say - too late to turn back now.

[richy_B]

Agreed. Tipping or drop bottom skips are really handy to have around the yard but way too pricey for logs.

 

Even trying to put together sockets (I was calling them sleeves) is expensive. Box section steel in the right size was £16 a metre.

[briquette_seller]

I agree! - Looked at spud boxes, but: they hold irregular amount and our whole setup is based on multiples of m3, don't dry processed timber well, cost of adaption to hold 2m / change slatting to enable even drying and shorter lifespan, sort of made the decision for us.

 

As they say - too late to turn back now.

 

Deja vu

[R5log]

Metal cages will all ways be worth good money

Would rather out lay to start and that's it

rather than mess about

[Woodworks]

Carry on chucking them out by hand

 

Sorry R5 Wasn't trying to be rude just didn't know what you meant. The chaps have explained it now. For the scale we are at I probably should stick with chucking them out by hand though

[R5log]