Bald Ed
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:driver:I have put a couple of feelers out with the timber lads I know, cannot promise anything though. Where in Essex to where in Derbyshire?
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What are you wanting hauling?
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The answer to how many logs 26tonnes of timber makes
Bald Ed replied to Treewarrior's topic in Firewood forum
Fair play to you, I bet you dont want to see another load for a week or 2:ahhhhh: -
The answer to how many logs 26tonnes of timber makes
Bald Ed replied to Treewarrior's topic in Firewood forum
:thumbup:Quite alot then! some day's work that! -
:confused1:Have you had a look on the Arborcut website? Arborcut - The source of quality used wood chippers and stump grinders
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I think we have a customer for this load, I will put up another post if anymore comes available. Cheers
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A haulier that I use has chance of a load of Hardwood (Approx 25 tonnes) as a return load out of the midlands back up to the northwest, it will work out at approx £47+vat / tonne delivered depending on delivery address, He will be able to deliver latter end of this week or early next and can unload himself. PM me if interested:thumbup1:
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:driver:Can you let me know where it is going to because if there is a back load in the area then that will greatly affect the price, drop me a pm with the info and I will get back to you with a price.
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Our service dept have spoken with Kubota about this problem and we could do with a little more inf, I have PM'd you my contact details, please give me a ring to discuss. Cheers
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No comment:sneaky2:
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One of us had to, I suppose it is open season now:BoomSmilie_anim:
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Have either of you looked at the Jensen 750 contractor from RedwoodUK, good strong machine under 750kg. There, that should open the flood gates from my fellow manufacturers and dealers:shakehands: I'm looking to get a different machine and must say the choice in the robust and sub 750kg bracket is very limited. If you go for a small timberwolf then be aware of the bearings, the new TP160 looks good, Carlton have recently released a 660 which looks well built but I've not seen one in operation. only thing to do... keep looking, checking opinions - scan the 'net. Good luck
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Drop me a PM with the serial number and I will get you the info you need:thumbup1:
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Harry
Thanks for the enquiry but we have mounted the crane onto another trailer, I do not know of any around at the moment but I will keep my ear to the ground, what spec are you looking for?
Phil (Bald Ed)
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Just read through this post and you have all answered the questions that i was going to post, we have recently moved from an old 18th century farm house, we had a woodburner and never had any problems with back draft from the fire, since moving to a modern, ultra well insulated new build litiing the fire has become a nightmare as until the fire is roaring it has a breathing effect with smoke bellowing into the room every 30seconds or so. I will try opening the window until the fire is well lit and let you know if this sorts it. Thanks for the info (even though it was meant for SWB)
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I have passed your enquiry onto a guy I deal with who is selling a valtra with roof mount, he will be giving you a ring if he has not already, drop me a mail if you do not hear from him and I will pass you his number.
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Have a look on Arborcut - The source of quality used wood chippers and stump grinders and drop me a pm if there is anything that catches your eye.
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Sorry, a bit far for me, happy hunting:driver:
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Brian where abouts in the country are you, I may be able to help you out with either a Valtra with roof mounted crane or a New Holland with 3 point link Botex. Let me know:thumbup1:
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They are Ballast Forks used for digging rail ballast, try torrent trackside as I am sure they sell them.
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David, The one in your picture looks like a Dunlop SPT 9, not a bad tyre if predominantly doing road work and not going on very soft off road, if you are looking for a good off road tyre IMO the Michelin XM47 is about the best V tread but can wear quickly with alot of road work, followed by the Conti AC 70 which is a little harder wearing, with both of these the prices are a little on the expensive side. Give A.C. Price a try they have a large amount of part worn tyres of all tread pattern and price range.
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Where abouts in the country is it and how cheap is it????????
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:lol:Its off an aeroplane!
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Did you have no luck with Walker Recycling from Formby??
