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I posted a link on here a while back from the customs and excise website. reading that it is quite clear that unless the logs were part of the farms business then they wouldn't have a leg to stand on. Has to be white. its a greyer area when hauling timber back to the yard as it depends where it came from. But hauling logs to a customer is white all the way. I know of a farmer round here who was done for hauling scrap from the farm to the scrappy and heard of another who was hauling waste wood for the village nov5th bonfire.

 

Question is will he get caught?

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we deliver hay,straw haylage within a 30 mile radius of our farm.. we also run a fastrac with a hookloader trailer on dropping 40 yard bins to demo sites in same area... should use white for all of it... if we get caught we'l pay the fine... in the mean time we'll stay as we are... same as running the mog on red for domestic tree work...

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If you get way with running on cherry for long enough the saving will outweigh the fine.

 

Problem is, although the first fine is light, your number plate goes on a database and they target you from there on.. get caught twice and you may be in bigger trouble..

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