Justme
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Sure I saw it say "loose tipped load". But reading this it says loose stacked.....Not sure what that is as a stack is normally tight. Air Quality | Using cleaner fuels for domestic burning | Woodsure WOODSURE.CO.UK Air quality | using cleaner fuels for domestic burning On Friday Defra announced their response on their cleaner domestic...
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Chimney Sweep Service as well as supplying firewood.
Justme replied to cessna's topic in Firewood forum
I did not have to wait till I got to 70 for that to happen Hire me in instead.
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The WP30 & 36 use the hydraulic oil.
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They run on a heavier oil than diesel. HFO or heavy fuel oil
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My waiting list is till August & already have some pre bookings for Sept & Oct.
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I use full chisel. Dirty wood will kill both so you might as well have the extra speed of the full. On the Big processor it easily does a full day & more.
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In the end bought a Tee box.
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Customers asking to pay cash to avoid VAT.
Justme replied to benedmonds's topic in Business Management
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Empty as much as you can, part fill with white & use as normal to empty but before the dead line. Next full fill & the amount left wont be measurable. No need to flush & dispose of unless done on D day.
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The reason red is cheaper is less tax not less base costs.
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Needs to be bunded now.
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Much smaller crane but I uses a group 2 pump & gearbox on my processor mounted crane. That replaced an donkey engine pump that it came with. I went for the higher geared so larger flow gearbox to just exceed the LPM flow of the original set up. If anything I need a flow restrictor when running at 540 PTO as the controls can be a little sensitive & full open far to fast. Its done less than 50 hours so far so cant comment on longevity yet but the cost was so low I am not to worried.
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For me its the fact I dont know what I will get till I get to the job. Dirty, rotten, metal so run cheap £15 chains not £30+ for the big two. Apart from the extra tensioning they perform the same. At £15 if its bad damage just bin it.
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Just re all the comments about the cheap chain. When I took the pic that had done about 30 ibc's of hardwood and 30 ibc's of semi dirty softwood. Its not been sharpened at all. It has been re tensioned twice.
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Sorely tempted to convert back. But first bar has lasted a few years.
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Prob not with the bar oil in it.
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Ok so what do you all think about this sawdust chip?
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With a harvester bar you want them to last longer than a year at over £200 each.
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To be honest you would have to be blind as you stand near the fluid level gauge with your hand above it.
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Yes crap design. But crapper due to the one shot of oil per pull down of the bar. So the bar gets the same volume of oil for a 2" twig as it does for 14" of hard crotch. If the oil is low enough to not feed bar you have bigger issues as machine would not work.
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I have used them on a chainsaw & two processors. They do seem to be slightly more stretchy on the first use. After that dont really notice it. They cut fine out of the packet. I sharpen with a grinder so dont know re how hard some teeth are. Put one on my latest processor to do a job & then left it on to do the next. Only adjusted tension once. Not sharpened it at all & it has done about 30 tonnes of hardwood. I have another job with it this week doing softwood & I wont be changing the chain unless it shows signs of loosing its edge. I am expecting it to do 15-20 tonnes. After that I will sharpen it regardless. On my smaller processor I tended to change the chain every job (even big brands). Partly I think due to it using hydraulic fluid to lube the bar creating more wear / heat.
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You do know that the msa 220 reduces power by 50% when used on a back pack?
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The sthil will run a cool down cycle before charging a hot battery or a heat up one on a cold bat. Then after charging it runs a second cool down cycle.
