Woodchip and log outlet...

[Buzz]

can i ask why u finished doing tree work?whats anna doing?

 

Sick to death of working all hours god sent fighting against under pricing and many many other issues.

 

I've been on the tools since i was 16 effectivley, it's much easier being a wage slave lol

 

I moved house for love but that's another story lol

 

Anna is fine she is continuing in her carear as a professional arborist for an AA aproved company in the Midlands.

[Log-ologist]

Good Luck matt.

 

 

I wondered how they got my number.

[Buzz]

They will sporadically call around Oliver they won't have got your no. from me matey.

[Marc]

Know anything about screening Matt, we have a biomass customer and the chip just need it screened as we've managed to block the burner a couple of times now?

[Buzz]

That's the trouble with arb waste Mark, often it's not suitable for small scale burners as it's to stringy and the moisture content is to high. We send chip to outlets where we know it won't be a major issue.

 

What you need is a barrel screener which will be big bucks to hire in. You'd be better off marketing the chip to an appropriate market.

[Marc]

That's the trouble with arb waste Mark, often it's not suitable for small scale burners as it's to stringy and the moisture content is to high. We send chip to outlets where we know it won't be a major issue.

 

What you need is a barrel screener which will be big bucks to hire in. You'd be better off marketing the chip to an appropriate market.

 

We are chipping the clients wood from his own woodland only our chippers do not produce a consistent chip, so how much for a screener and can you help?

 

Good luck by the way Matt in your new direction.

[Mr Ed]

Marc, your customer would get away with a small barrel or shaker screen.

Google Jimmy Riddle, Baughns or Mccloskey.

[Buzz]

Yes ditto to what Ed said, I've seen a few tree surgeons who have small screeners for screening their woodchip for different applications.

[Yorkshireman]

Helo Matt

 

was the unimog engine dying ! the last straw m8

have you still got your gear ?

 

We've been approached by a couple of firms re chip

ball parks £4-£8 a ton

 

I was approached by a private user for a large building wanting 8-10 loads a week but didn't want tieing into a supply contract

Just in case We couldnt ,for whatever reason

 

Arc

teeside recycling at ' Wilton 'will take your chip

[Buzz]

Hi Ian, well i'll gladly come and take your chip off you if you want me to come and have a look.

 

Yes the Mog engine was a contributing factor lol

 

What do you do with all your logs and timber ?