Justme
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Its built on to the trailer and powered by the same engine that runs the processor. Its a weimer (I think) 4100.
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We travel.
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Was that the one using logs bought by the net from tesco?
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Softwood loads are always bigger / more volume than hardwood ones. For then same tonnage.
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Dried wood, hard or soft all have about the same kWh per kg but soft is massively lighter per m3.
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Yet the price per tonne is only about £20 less for softwood. Thats does not even make up for the volume difference never mind the energy difference per tonne.
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I wish. Getting quotes of £2.6k to £2.8k + VAT IF they have any available in the next two months. Some possible cash deals at same prices so makes no sense if registered.
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But you need specific approved training to drive under that exemption.
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Step ladder.
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How Much Wood do you Burn in a Week of cold Weather?
Justme replied to Billhook's topic in Firewood forum
We use 15-20 IBC in an average year. All our heat is from the wood fired rayburn. Hot water via solar for the summer & rayburn in winter Cooking mostly on rayburn if its on, the rest on lpg cooker that will use about 2 or 3 x 47kg a year. -
Did you find someone?
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I bought this one to run my hiab on my trailer / processor. GEARBOX 1:3.8 PUMP GRP2 ASSEMB 14CC 28.73 L/MIN 9.58KW 1 157.66 EACH 0.00 157.66 1
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This is an OEM pump but with a diverter added by me.
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You cant really go from kindling to oak in one go. You need to build the fire up to get some coals glowing first.
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I had a wp30. The engine direct drives the pumps. No pulleys or belts. Mine had a single, single stage pump. Manual says 200 bar max Look at pto pump for numbers to get spec. But you need the gearbox ratio to convert per rpm. I have one pic of the pump. Looking at it I would say its a type 2 pump. That alone limits its max cc per rev.
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Even if I dont do it here is a tip. Dont use the bucket to collect the logs. Even if its a 1m3 bucket you will be changing it every 15 mins loosing 5 mins while you do. Over a day thats a lot of lost production. 12t so lets call it 24IBC or 29m3. Without stopping thats 7 hours work. With stops its now up to 9 hours work. You will make the job slower & it will cost you more. Every time you move to empty the bucket production stops. Get a trailer that will take it all or two trailers or a stack of IBC's. Or plain old pile on the floor. This is one days production on this thin stuff After the second day on fatter stuff
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I can certainly do that. However we are a trip from there so travel & accommodation might make it too costly. Message me for a quote. https://www.facebook.com/RichFirewood
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You would need C1 & depending on use tacho & O licence. If you can keep under 100km radius & its tools & equipment for your use then no tacho.
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My old 5.2t Iveco Daily would carry that no bother. Had about 2.5t payload. Needs a C1 licence but they might be putting them in the cornflakes soon.
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What weight do you need to carry?
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7.5T C1 consultation and outcome?
Justme replied to William Clifford's topic in Training & education
I think they will go for removal of the test but mandatory training, but we will see. As soon as I know I will post in here (well after stopping crying with joy or sadness lol) -
7.5T C1 consultation and outcome?
Justme replied to William Clifford's topic in Training & education
All we know for sure so far is it ends today. My personal take is that they wont get a decision out fast like for the BE. They are now on the 3rd head of the DFT since the consultation started. The gov are falling apart so I think they have bigger fish to fry. We will see. -
Was on a processing job yesterday when this broke. Thankfully there was a local man like this Who could make this and save the day.
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I am thinking of either making one up upgrading the kelfri to chain drive.
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Better than no deck. They work. Down sides are the set up angle needs to be right. To steep & logs come forward to much, not steep enough & your manually moving them. Ok with small bits but not fun with heavy stuff. You need to be gentle loading if using big equipment / big logs. Dont drop them on.
