The Burn Up Thread

[farmer_ben]

I wish I had a teleporter and grab like that for hauling all my brash around. Nice setup there mate. Hedge work with that kind of kit most be very satisfying.

 

Yeah we really enjoy the hedging work. got a new merlo now, even better set up!!!

[rowan lee]

Yeah we really enjoy the hedging work. got a new merlo now, even better set up!!!

 

Looks like all the stuff you were burning was freshly cut. Any tips on getting a fire like this to burn up well, without using a ton of old tyres and diesel like the farmers round my way used to do.

[liamjordan]

really good thread, love having a good burn up!

[farmer_ben]

Looks like all the stuff you were burning was freshly cut. Any tips on getting a fire like this to burn up well, without using a ton of old tyres and diesel like the farmers round my way used to do.

 

normally wait for a breezy day. then I stuff 2 dry pallets with a couple of folded up cardboard boxes (boxes chemical bottles come in normally. lean the pallets against each other like a big A then light newspaper at the bottoms of the pallets. normally gets going a treat first time. Once the pallets are well a light i start droppiong brash on easy ) the grab makes it easy mind you!!

[Daniël Bos]

Can anyone tell me "how legal" it is to burn brash on site?

[NI Tree]

:001_smile:lol it is legal on monday and friday next week:sneaky2:

Edited October 27, 2011 by NI Tree

[farmer_ben]

Surely burning some brash in the middle of nowhere on private farmland is not illegal!!?? Im giving up life if its illegal

[NI Tree]

no it is not ilegal to burn i think, but your single farm payment has somthing to do with it.

[Big Bolt]

a few little fires here and there, as you can see we like fires

[NI Tree]

now that one i have not seen before a movable water tight bombfire it a good idea