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How about an Arbtalk Relay ? I am happy to bring the chipper from Blackpool to Stafford . Just cover my fuel costs :thumbup: I can store securely overnight . Now Stafford onwards whos game ?

 

No reply so I will retract my offer .

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No reply so I will retract my offer .

 

 

I think it was a brill idea, even if only to do it the once 'because we can'.

A big consideration for BTS though would be insurance cover. I'd be up for it re the final leg of the journey but I only have 3rd party cover on anything trailed.

Could it be possible though for the owner to arrange a one off premium giving him the cover he needs at a cost that still made the endeavour worthwhile?

 

But in principle... :thumbup1:

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You can think about use the log bags which also named vented bulk bags,easily to be transported.

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