Log delivery vehicle

[Logsnstuff]

the winch is great for basement deliveries.

With the trailer we can run 8 bags.

 

Edited January 27, 2014 by Logsnstuff

[k hutchy's]

nice setup like the durham sign i live at houghton le spring

[Mitch]

nice setup like the durham sign i live at houghton le spring

 

Just a local lad then , how's business

[k hutchy's]

at east durham collage level 2 arb looking to gain more experience and advice any help would be greatly appreciated

[Mitch]

You welcome to come and help out on some of the bigger jobs when they come up. just took a lad on from houghall , so nothing more permanent I'm afraid at the moment

[k hutchy's]

love to come and help out on any of the bigger jobs just let me know when . and thanks for talking the time to talk to me cheers mate.

[Mitch]

Message me your number and I'll call when the right job comes up, we on contract ripping hedges out for local authority not interesting work

[gensetsteve]

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I put my 0.8m bags on here, 6 quite easy done 9 but was probably overloaded

 

When you put your bags on how do you secure them so they dont look like they are going to spill out the side. I put 8 kiln dried bags on my 16ft ifor and I think there was getting on for 2.5 tonnes of wood.

[Mitch]

What ! You fill bags to the top ! Kidding mate

 

I usually put cage sides on but it's really tight 2 by 2 if you know what I mean , usually just ratchet them down , should use a net to be honest

[gensetsteve]

What ! You fill bags to the top ! Kidding mate

 

I usually put cage sides on but it's really tight 2 by 2 if you know what I mean , usually just ratchet them down , should use a net to be honest

 

I collect off cuts for the kindlet so they are for me I have been weighing up a new trailer the 0.8 bags are a bit tight in my 6ft6 wide trailer but not keen on a 7 1/2 ft wide. can you slide the bags in past the mesh without ripping.