your thoughts on charcoal production...?

[Charlieh]

got plenty of oil drums thanks ed keep emptying the bloomin things:sneaky2:

 

leaky vintage tractors got anything to do with that :lol:

[Joy Yeomans]

leaky vintage tractors got anything to do with that

 

the vintage stuffs alright the little 784 needs new liners and its eating oil at a rate that we need our own oil tanker that and try leaky hydraulics on loadall - more little projects for the grease monkeys, plus got all the empties of chainoil drums - you up for the steel band - mentioned your comment about who was in town on saturday and Mr.informs me he secretly loves that music - a secret rasta man:lol: he looks a bit dark sometimes but then it does wash off:lol:

[Ian Flatters]

BTCV Handbooks Online

[Joy Yeomans]

BTCV Handbooks Online

 

great, looks simple enough - definately will give it a go

 

thanks for the link, diagrams look very self explanatory

[csservices]

got plenty of oil drums thanks ed keep emptying the bloomin things:sneaky2:, just have to gas or cut off the lids

 

Must leak faster than my old ford then

[Joy Yeomans]

Must leak faster than my old ford then

yeah ed, its another relatively easy job for "when weve got time!" - what a laugh:001_rolleyes:

[csservices]

Yep got plenty of those Mind havent been able to get in the workshop since march as Me dad had a tidy up due to sisters wedding reception being at the farm and dumped everything in the workshop, on the plus side means I'm now having a big sort out, which is probably long overdue looking at some of the stuff I'm uncovering

[northumbriaforestry]

The Landy is clean as a whistle, works hard but gets looked after well. Don't let the Disco fool you, it's a beast & I think the pics flatter it!

Thanks, we're having a great summer & the schools aren't even out yet!!!!!!

 

 

hi,just looked at your website,very well done.....liked the landy and disco photos very tidy for working motors. good luck.

[gaz1210]

hi funnily enough ive gone the other way i rent some land in york where me and a mate use his ring kiln but i was hard for me to get down there due to living in durham and when i did he was never too madly into it, however i manage a woodland near my house now selling firewood and like you have produced loads of thin sticks so i finally decided to go ahead with the oil drum idea although thinking it wouldnt be all that worth it...i was wrong! its so much easier than the hassle of filling the ring kilns, burning it, shutting it down and emptying it this can take up to 100+ hours and with the oil drum it can take about 22 or so, i have five set up and am aiming to get at least another fifteen!

 

how are you getting on?

[Joy Yeomans]

didnt bother making the charcoal in the end for our bbq, we just piled in the stick bits and offcuts from around the yard, once it finished flaming and went white hot, cooked a treat