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Rough, do you mill oak green and stack it or let it sit for a while? Got a few lumps I want to break my milginity to soon! [emoji4]

Hi Mark,
I prefer to mill sooner rather than later, as the wood is softer and easier to cut when green.
To properly season a 30" log would take decades in the round.
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An old boy who runs a little mill down the road told me he once bought some oak sawlogs from a farmer, who had dry stored them in a shed for 30+ years. The sap wood was totally dust, but the heartwood was as green as the day it was cut.

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Two day job, large thuja hedge removal.

 

5 transit loads of chip, 1 more tomorrow so approximately 30 cube of it, using the Multione to machine feed where possible.

Schliesing eating everything, nice not to have to climb, grinding tomorrow.

 

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13 hours ago, Mick Dempsey said:

Two day job, large thuja hedge removal.

 

5 transit loads of chip, 1 more tomorrow so approximately 30 cube of it, using the Multione to machine feed where possible.

Schliesing eating everything, nice not to have to climb, grinding tomorrow.

 

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Mick, is there much difference between your Multione and an Avant?

 

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5 hours ago, JonnyRFT said:

Mick, is there much difference between your Multione and an Avant?

 

Never used an Avant, I believe they’re very similar, in fact (well I read somewhere) the firms were linked till an acrimonious split a good while ago.

 

The blue matched my truck better.

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The conclusion to my weekend was pulling a willow tree across the river ouse I beat five other companies on the job not because I was dirt cheap but because I was the only that thought of going across the water with the tree ! The only other way out was up several embankments and over a walk way round a huge house and up a very steep drive job took total of 4hrs start to finish !

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