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Busy Daddy

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  1. We are looking into something similar at the moment

    There is a large corn trailer that is for sale , that has had a false vented floor put in at some time

    That gave us the idea for drying chip and logs , just have to make one now to see if it will work ok

  2. Every time i go out delivering logs at the moment i see a new guy or girl has started

    So i started counting them in a 15 mile radius , i got 15 doing 100 plus tonnes , and at a guess another 20 - 30 doing less

    It seems like my area is saturated with log suppliers , yet it hasnt affected trade at all even by putting the price up

    How many in your 15 mile radius ?

  3. I have been asked to chip wet timber into a shed around 30cube approx around 15 ft high

    He has been told that if you shut the doors and vent the top it will dry quicker , i tried to tell him , but he wants to try it

    Some french guy told him

    Has anyone heard of this before

  4. I have a 30t posch splitter they are good but , i havent used it for over a year , you have to cut the timber to fit the machine and sort it out from the rest of the pile

    I think if you had a wagon full of big timber it would come into its own

    At the moment i use a palax and ring anything up to 16" anything bigger is ringed and put through a quick pedastel splitter

    The big posch is up for sale possibly

  5. Josy

    You can chip any timber you want as long as it is metal and mud free

    The blades will last a few hundred tonnes without needing to be replaced , you can sharpen in the machine with a small angle grinder very carefully and only a couple of times . The blades are fairly cheap so just bin them after that

    You can chip in very cold conditions , the scandanavians do , in extreme frosts the ice does blunt the blades quicker

  6. The cheapest place to buy a blade from is caledonian forestry for your palax bennets is a little more but i find it cuts better they make them from slightly thicker metal so they tend not wobble at speed so much

    They can retooth as well but you loose a bit of diameter

    i think they said it was a third of the price of a new one to retooth

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