My Japa

[Hodge]

Well i have just taken delivery of a japa processor and a yard tractor. i had been after a processor for a while and always seemed to keep missing out on ebay, anyway i am not disappointed its great, tct blade and in great condition considering its age. i have all ready done a load on it, its so much easier than chainsaw then log splitter. i advise anyone who is thinking about getting one to get one. :thumbup:

[Stephen Blair]

i am thinking on doing the same thing mate, firewood has been good this winter thats for sure, so ia m willing to invest some money in one because we must of handballed each lo a dozen times the way we were doing it. This year i plan on processor, vented smaller barrow bulk bag and store, then onto trailer and deliver job done.

 

do you have any pics mate??

[Hodge]

i am thinking on doing the same thing mate, firewood has been good this winter thats for sure, so ia m willing to invest some money in one because we must of handballed each lo a dozen times the way we were doing it. This year i plan on processor, vented smaller barrow bulk bag and store, then onto trailer and deliver job done.

 

do you have any pics mate??

 

not at the moment sorry. i know a guy who is selling a japa, £3750 plus the dreaded VAT. i can pm you his number if you are interested.

[Able Fella]

Well i have just taken delivery of a japa processor and a yard tractor. i had been after a processor for a while and always seemed to keep missing out on ebay, anyway i am not disappointed its great, tct blade and in great condition considering its age. i have all ready done a load on it, its so much easier than chainsaw then log splitter. i advise anyone who is thinking about getting one to get one. :thumbup:

 

Ive just recently bought a Palax wood processor and a Fordsons Major to run it, unfortunately the yard which I was supposed to be having has pulled out so I am currently screwed, lots of kit lying around earning me diddly squat! good luck with your Japa, if youve got the right wood and enough of it I think it would be hard to screw it up.

[Stephen Blair]

british gas has dropped its charges by 7%, so dont speak to soon mate:laugh1:

[gensetsteve]

Most people who live in the country and burn logs dont have mains gas

[Stephen Blair]

oil is a lot cheaper too steve, lol. most of my log customers all live in the town and have opened up their old fires, they are fed up with huge bills and trying to heat the whole house when 1 room will do.

[gensetsteve]

Now the recession is over:lol: the price of oil should be driven up. I imagined you being in the country side. With all these fire places being opened up I think we should be ok for a few more years.

[Stephen Blair]

i think you are right mate

[High Scale]

I wonder if new builds will now come with chimneys now?, so many modern houses have no provision for wood fuel systems.