Log SACKS not nets???

[Logsnstuff]

do you have a tacho fitted to your truck for that trailer?

 

they had a blitz round perth, put 1 guy of the road for 3 weeks till he got a company card sorted.

[Logsnstuff]

But there's a bit of a pricing war going on in Perthshire by the looks of it. £220 for 4m3 delivered. And that's kiln dried Cant be any margin in that

 

forgot to ask whos selling at that price.

[briquette_seller]

forgot to ask whos selling at that price.

 

DK Logs at Dunkeld

[Logsnstuff]

ahh didnt he move up to Aberfeldy to war with gatehouse

[briquette_seller]

ahh didnt he move up to Aberfeldy to war with gatehouse

 

 

RHI payment must being going a very long way, £220 for 4 cube is keane, to say the least

[briquette_seller]

do you have a tacho fitted to your truck for that trailer?

 

they had a blitz round perth, put 1 guy of the road for 3 weeks till he got a company card sorted.

 

If your truck/vehicle has seats in the back, i.e a crew cab, it is classed as a "dual purpose vehicle" and is tacho exempt.

[woody3]

If your truck/vehicle has seats in the back, i.e a crew cab, it is classed as a "dual purpose vehicle" and is tacho exempt.

 

that's a new one:001_rolleyes:

 

under which law:confused1:

[Logsnstuff]

that's a new one:001_rolleyes:

 

under which law:confused1:

 

agree, they told me at the testing station doesnt matter what the vehicle is if the goods/product in a trailer is ready for sale then needs tacho to transport it. timber in the round is exempt but if its split ready for the fire needs a tacho.

[woody3]

agree, they told me at the testing station doesnt matter what the vehicle is if the goods/product in a trailer is ready for sale then needs tacho to transport it. timber in the round is exempt but if its split ready for the fire needs a tacho.

 

i was about to rip the bed out of the artic:lol: