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Justme

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  1. I would think that without any load/flow control & the 4 rams just piped up via splitters will still twist if one side is tougher than another.
  2. Dunno
  3. Dont get me started on that thing. We were offered it privately before it went on ebay via a local area facebook sales page. Said we wanted it at said price then spotted it on ebay fast approaching the price we agreed on. They then started to say that they were selling it for some one else & that the owner had sold it to a mate. I think a behind the auction deal was done.
  4. Dont over fill the oil.
  5. You see this statement all the time but I still cant find a single link to any regulations or laws that back it up. The shop owner might choose to do this but is it actually a legal requirement.
  6. gensetsteve, If I click your firewood link I get no results found
  7. You have to be very very careful not to "over cook" it or you end up with non burnable diamonds.
  8. Buy in some ready to sell logs that meet your standards. Then you wont need to set up the temp dryer before getting the figures. Or just make some up (IE do a business plan its the same thing) & approach the bank with that. Or you could even do the marketing before you buy them in (If you can find anyone with good dry stock to sell you).
  9. Just thought. Have you considered getting them delivered cut & split in bulk? One of the guys on here does it & I am sure the rate is comparable to doing it yourself.

  10. I did like the one with the big machine that could do all you need in one day. More per day but if they can do it in one day sounds good. Down side is can you & your gear keep up with moving all the firewood.

  11. Hi Mr F,

     

    I hired Wyn last year to do mine. We had him for two days & just managed to do a 18 tonner load (made about 30 full bags after settling & moving them about) & there was me, my lad (who worked his ass off) & Wyn. My lad was passing the logs into the machine, the Wyn operated it with me sorting blockages & handling the feed conveyor & changing the bags. I would build a frame to hold the bags fully open or whilst the forklift is taking the filled bag away you either have to stop or have the logs on the floor. Roughly you are changing a bag every 20 mins at full pelt. Wyn is old school in his work & is worth every penny. I would recommend having 3 people on the job for max output. I would also allow 3 days to do your lorry load. That said we were doing 7" logs so that does mean more cut than larger logs.

     

    Hope that helps

     

    Richard

  12. Just spotted this [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12aZxiBucWU]YouTube - PackFix[/ame] Looks like a good idea if a little flimsy in construction. I'm thinking a digger, forklift or even log grab crane would work well instead of the frame work.
  13. Also of note is Part 7 of Schedule 2 to the GPDO
  14. Off the top of my head its contained in the GPDO & also TAN6e rings a bell but that might be Wales only. Oh yes I'm good But note the lack of holding sizes for forestry
  15. Whilst agriculture does have min holding sizes to qualify for full PD rights (you get smaller allowances on smaller holdings) Forestry does not. Forestry also does not have to be economically viable so hobby forestry does count for PD rights. Obviously it still has to be suitably sized for the operations.
  16. Snap
  17. As its forestry wont it just be putting in a "access way" (cant remember the correct term for a forest works road) so you only need to give "prior notification" to the local council & if 28 days later they have not replied you can go ahead?
  18. Stop coiling it. Most rock climbers use a butterfly technique. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFW51YwoLZ8]YouTube - Climbing Rope Butterfly Coil - How To[/ame] Over use of friction descenders can also impart lots of twist.
  19. Wow, they made it a top priority job then. How did you manage that. Normal action would be to assign it to some one on long term sick leave.
  20. Do you? Have they changed the regs again? Last time I checked (about 2 years ago) it was over 3500L for domestic & over 1500L for agri plus other exemptions for temporary tanks so an IBC would be fine.
  21. Do you mean a builders dumpy bag that hold 0.5m3? If so £35 -50
  22. Under 5 cubes per quarter exemption?
  23. Just read the Eu legislation. The few words it mentions about this subject are as follows So as long as it is not illegal to have it fitted then it cant fail the test IF the UK apply the regulations as writen in the EU document 2010/48/EU which can be found HERE PDF on page L 173/64
  24. I saw this & thought that it could also be applied to "should I do this job cheap?" Should I work For Free

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