Today's milling

[IVECOKID]

Dead elm from last week , the amount of Bullshit I had to say to the customer why he should not keep it to Burn was unbelievable. 

Had to Roll the trunks to me van and still explain why I was not cutting it up on the job....told them I needed them whole for Car park Bollards ?

I just love milling to see inside these trunks ...a bit like Christmas as a kid opening presents .

 

[trigger_andy]

22 minutes ago, IVECOKID said:

Dead elm from last week , the amount of Bullshit I had to say to the customer why he should not keep it to Burn was unbelievable. 

Hmmmm, so you stole the log off him? 

[IVECOKID]

6 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

Hmmmm, so you stole the log off him? 

Part of the job/price  was for me to remove the  Wood , you know the type of customer that changes there mind through the job ..." while you here can you"

 

Ste

Edited April 2, 2020 by IVECOKID

[trigger_andy]

Just now, IVECOKID said:

Part of the job/price  was for me to remove the  Wood , you know the type of customer that changes there mind through the job ..." while you here can you"

 

Ste

Ah well, fair enough. 

[Rough Hewn]

Brought some small oak back to the yard.
Should be able to get them on the Logosol on my own.

Picked this little beauty up at the same time [emoji16][emoji16][emoji16]

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[gobbypunk]

Hi guys ,bloody hell Mr forest ,your mill and yard in that photo look just like my yard and mill , I will take a picture tomorrow nice wood burner ,and nice Elm , I never get any Elm down my way not fair

Stay Safe 

[arboriculturist]

3 hours ago, Rough Hewn said:

Brought some small oak back to the yard.
Should be able to get them on the Logosol on my own.

Picked this little beauty up at the same time

It's totally beyond me how you ever manage to sell everything you mill - you seem to going for it 'hammer and tongs' relentlessley, day in day out with no letup !!!

[Macpherson]

On 01/04/2020 at 15:47, topchippyles said:

To much play even in a tightened ratchet straps

Yeah, they also get rusty and seized.

 

I generally don't have a whole lot of milled lumber but I've also used chain with turnbuckles using a flat sided log as a strongback on big stacks, just because I had them, and that was the best ... easy to adjust, cheers.

[Rough Hewn]

It's totally beyond me how you ever manage to sell everything you mill - you seem to going for it 'hammer and tongs' relentlessley, day in day out with no letup !!!

Yep.
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[Stere]

The  BSO mtb also? ?