The Burn Up Thread

[Big Bolt]

as you can see bud working in a foot of water we dont have to stop just keep buuuuurning all day long and then take them down the river !!!!!!

[farmer_ben]

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

 

how has sfp anything to do with it? cross compliance rule somewhere i suppose, but the hedge row work is hls not sfp

[rowan lee]

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!!

 

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

I like that mobile fire tray. Bring the fire to the brash heaps rather then the other way around.

[NI Tree]

that is were the problem as as no one know. it is cross compliance were it comes from. and they use the sfp to make you complie as it is easier for them

[liamjordan]

here we cleared up and oak tree that had been milled onsite a year or so ago, we got all the off cuts for firewood and burned all the brash/leftovers, looks abit of a mess, but there was a fair amount of sawdust that they wanted getting rid of

[Big Bolt]

oh another day another burn up !! what a lovley day still in t shirt's

[Matthew Arnold]

Our "small" fire today. Lots of very fine dogwood to burn up then lots of ash and sycamore regen.

[Matthew Arnold]

Our small yet intense fire we had on a NNR and SAM we manage on behalf of the landowner (Natural England). Currently have 60 man days (4 people each day) to clear about 2 acres of trees and scrub off the ramparts.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Give me a week or two and I'll post pics of the biggest fire I reckon will ever appear on arbtalk

 

No kidding, we have been building it with forwarded-in brash, pushing it up with a 973 track shovel and it is currently the size of a primary school!

 

Hang on!

[Matthew Arnold]

Give me a week or two and I'll post pics of the biggest fire I reckon will ever appear on arbtalk

 

No kidding, we have been building it with forwarded-in brash, pushing it up with a 973 track shovel and it is currently the size of a primary school!

 

Hang on!

 

There was a massive one up on one of the local WW2 airfields. Unfortunately it was an arson attack on a biofuel plant in an aircraft hanger. 2 biomass chippers torched as well as 300 ton of woodchip and 1500 ton of unchipped soft and hardwood stacked outside. It was burning for weeks.