Norwood? or TimberKing?

[Big J]

It's on a similar classification to forestry equipment and agricultural equipment.

 

The savings that you can make if you are bringing a mill over come with finding something else to put into the container. A couple of manual models for you to sell to offset the shipping. The exchange rate is fantastic at the moment, take advantage of it!

[delabodge]

whats your budget difflock?

[difflock]

Budget?

Wozza budget?

Used to wind the 2nd hand car salesmen up sommat shocking.

PS

Not good at buying, but much worse at selling.

m

Edited December 28, 2013 by difflock

[delabodge]

Budget?

Wozza budget?

Used to wind the 2nd hand car salesmen up sommat shocking.

PS

Not good at buying, but much worse at selling.

m

 

lol good luck,,

[difflock]

Having perused both Cook's and Turners web sites today, I would really like to do business with Cooks, based on their business ethos.

However if I want hydraulic it looks like Turner is in the frame.

But a trifle puzzled about the disparity in pricing between the 2 brands for the hydraulic option, since Cook's seem prefer to go the 12V route for the affordable power assisted option.

And I could not justify spending what a Cook's hydraulic mill would cost.

Though in conscience I could consider 12V DC as it is pretty basic and should not be so susceptible to damp issues as mains voltage.

Kinda fancy one of Cooks hydraulic powered band blade sharpners and saw setters to help fill out the container.

Sigh:confused1: