production pictures

rovers90 · May 20, 2012

This is my set up for processing and was pictured when we had a large order to fill hence the 28 cube skip. The Ford TW20 was a bit overkill but the Ford 4610 we usually use was out of action. I say my set up when in actual fact I must have one of the best mates on the planet - its his shed :60ft by 140ft; his TW and his dads 4610 - the processor and timbers mine!!

skyhuck · May 20, 2012

This is my set up for processing and was pictured when we had a large order to fill hence the 28 cube skip. The Ford TW20 was a bit overkill but the Ford 4610 we usually use was out of action. I say my set up when in actual fact I must have one of the best mates on the planet - its his shed :60ft by 140ft; his TW and his dads 4610 - the processor and timbers mine!!

Does the building not fill up with fumes???????

RobRainford · May 20, 2012

This is my set up for processing and was pictured when we had a large order to fill hence the 28 cube skip. The Ford TW20 was a bit overkill but the Ford 4610 we usually use was out of action. I say my set up when in actual fact I must have one of the best mates on the planet - its his shed :60ft by 140ft; his TW and his dads 4610 - the processor and timbers mine!!

Is that a wareing shed?

We've got one that looks about identical in construction but is 100x50ft.

Don't have any pics of mine, imagine a 660 on a sawhorse and a tractor mounted splitter. Nothing pretty!

rovers90 · May 21, 2012

No problem with fumes, door is always open and is 20 foot by very high! Also there is a gap between the concrete panels and the metal panels higher up so there is usually a draft.

Don't know what a wareing shed is Rob, think manufacturers and builders were S&A Fabrications.