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keep the 254 ,great saws

Chainsaw juggling maybe....

beat me to it

theres a bloke in stonehouse glos might be too far for you though

looks more like a 281 to me with the metal chainbrake and that exhaust,could be wrong tho

id be interested if he doesn`t want it,would send a courior if thats ok.

go to your local garage and get a few galls of pet/derv mix that have been drained after a fuel fill mistake,works for me ,no cost either

i use the heres fencing without the rounded tops that way if you get some pipe that will fit over the legs and tops.cut 16 rings off the pipe an inch long,weld in pairs together like pairs of glasses and slip them over top and bottom,then all you need is a ratchet strap round the middle,hope this makes sense

yes bsac all the way or tdi,divings very addictive tho,i ended up into mixed gas wreck diving and now on a rebreather so can get very expensive,love it tho and have half a ship in my front room

ex boot very hard sole as said before they do get better tho,and great in spikes.

Gee,

Trees growing underground, or did I misread that:001_rolleyes:

great minds

Now that is interesting. I have just sent out some Ash/Syc that I processed about the same time, green vented bags under a dutch barn closed on one side only. Perfect logs, even after a bit of snow on the top.

 

Only downside I can see with these fully vented bags is a tendency to bulge at the mesh sides. I put mine in a 5 foot trailer, the bag should be 44 inches wide, I do have a bit of side space left but not a lot. That suggests a 5 inch or so bulge each side and thats on the denser meshed sides, not had one split yet but am concerned about sending 1.2 + cube out in one !!.

 

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spot on there mate,

i emptyed a 1 cm3 vented bag into a ibc crate and was full

done here aswell

sonim xp3 quest had it nearly 3 years and havent broke it yet,im hard on phones,i was getting through a phone every 3 weeks before.

I agree, I am sure they look at price above all else, (at least until they buy a load of rubbish that they get stuck with).

We are £60 cube, for hardwood, but have decided that if the next stock costs me more, and reduces the profit margin, I will be looking at increasing the price to maintain it. Lots of competition around here, and only one other selling by volume...but that has been on another thread...don't get us started on that one!

hi float,

sounds too cheep to me,unless your getting your wood for free. im in glos and getting £75 a cube no probs,nearly sold all this years stock,looking to put price up this year as bloody hard work and costs involved.put price up 3 years ago lost a few customers and gained a few.had a few come back after being cough`t out with cheep logs that wouldnt burn.where in glos are you?.

Yes it us every day

Have a look your self?

some dont even get that for it

 

 

 

No these bag are full and they are a cubic metre

you need to buy the lot then at that price you couldnt buy the cord

one is listed here: Ron Greet

 

Not too far from you either

they shoud have 1

just use an old bar clamped in the vice

think you have to change the jets on the appliance as well,best bet is to have a chat with someone who`s gas safe or corgi they should be able to help.

maplin about the same price

nice kit :thumbup:thanks

there must be someone near you that repairs forklifts,they will have scrap ones.if you were closer i could prob get you a set

i normally work on 1m3 = 1 ton roughly bit more for oak tho, 3.14 x radius squared x length =cm3 is a rough guide

nearly sold all the stock i had ready for this year and the phones still ringing

anybody ???