slasherscot
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i can understand that happening for nxt years sales, but cant really see any need for large increase to cover any vat on diesel. the higher the price goes, the more likelyhood of imports flooding into the UK or ur customers start using cheaper softwood options. Mr Arranwoodfuels must be licking his lips and thinking about going national shortly.
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in what way do u mean in tyransport costs?
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yes he will still have to pay the vat man more, hes selling it after 3rd january the vat on logs hasnt changed vat on beer has
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why have u gone up £10 from January, u must have processed and seasoned ur logs pre Jan vat increase, so ur only increase will be extra vat on ur diesel bill
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you will get them at ur local bearing shop, have u doen it before, change the shaft bearings?
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well make sure u get the right bearings, i am sure they have to be high speed bearings, check with orange plant or ur local timberwolf dealer.
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r u changing all the bearings on the shaft or just the 1
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Try timberwolf in Arbtalk Tech room
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been to madiera a while back....the airport runaway was short....i mean short.....bound to be longer now. i remember they have a lot of Eucalyptus trees, it was meant to keep the mosquitos away. i remember going to see a famous sheer drop, i almost froze to the spot. Beaches wernt up to much, Funchal nice at nighttime, food good especially if u like seafood
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if u have a few 357 saws swop the carbs about, sometimes does the trick
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he must have been up the tree already, i cant see his top cut, yuck cant watch it twice
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u can get a provisional operators license from the FC, not sure how long it lasts 6 months i think
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too far for me...but will interesting to see what prices they will make....not too much cash floating about, should be some bargains
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or take the spout off, and try move the flywheel back and forth( not around) it should be rock solid no play. u may have a bit of wire stuck in there, may be casusing the noise?
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are the gates padlocked in to forest, is it direct to estate or thru management company, u have to try and put onus on them the only down side if it manual cutting u have no print out of whats being cut, ok if its by the harvestor
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thought game and fowl shooting suspended at the mo?
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america just part of the package no extra, but my brother lives there so its a bonus. theres only bt and o2 with broadband equipment in our local exchange, so sky and all the rest use bt equipment, was getting line capped when i was with sky last year with over capacity in the exchange, been much better now with o2
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i had a load rejected at UPM pulp mill at irvine, cutters were measuring with saw, pulp was too long, had to cut back the whole load, 27tons of 3 m takes a bit of hand balling:thumbdown:
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whats every1 on, i have just switched fron Bt to O2, includes line rental, 20 meg broadband free anytime home calls, 600 mins to USA home/ mobiles, 1471 and 1571 all for £21.50 a month
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what we should to do, to check if any getting stolen, take a spray can and spot the top sticks on the pile, all the way round, a slight deterrent. not much u can do unless u catch them in the act
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i did a site for the WT last year, all large bushes we cut off main stems at ground level, drill a hole in them and sprayed with round up, any small bushes under 3ft were sprayed as normal. with a follow up spray in the next year. It keeps the cost down and has worked well on this site. if u go to woodland trust website there is some info on rhroddie bashing
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Wood gas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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How many loose cubic metres does a solid cubic metre make?
slasherscot replied to doobin's topic in Firewood forum
best way to do it..is to work it out urself and then u will sure buy a top diameter log table......FC field book 1 is excellent beech and oak when green is almost cubic metre to 1 cubic tonne easiest way is to take some beech/oak of the same length, measure their top diameters (small end) cross check in table, add up and use 1 cubic metre, splitted it and bag it. hope that helps -
most artics carry 27 ton green legally...it really depends how dry the chestnut is, ........if its single stems thats on it, get ur measuring tape out when it arrives, not to difficult or long job if u have 15 to 20 stems to measure. my preference is for the weight ticket, and argue the price per ton cheers g
