slack ma girdle
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Everything posted by slack ma girdle
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I reccon with one digging and one planting, you should get two - three an hour. Swapping every hour will help to break the monotomy. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk. Check ALL the simple things first.
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Probably not as much as you think.
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Most likely Peacocks, they will hiss at you if you prod them.
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Orc slayer: Yorkshire bill hook Big Berther: 066 Stinky Pete: Hedge cutter Man Breaker: Post knocker/ doinker
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That was a fine and hairy tree.
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It must be the devils saw with a number like that Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk. Check ALL the simple things first.
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I must admit that the thought of an elevator is becomming more apealing as i get older.
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Thoughts on a Belarus DT75M crawler (or 2 of)
slack ma girdle replied to difflock's topic in General chat
If it looks like this: R & J Self Tractors For style alone, i would buy it. -
What is wrong with tossing, it's free.
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Ummmmm tractors. (wife is looking over my sholder) " you have just bought a tractor, no no no no & no"
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How much per ton for Larch saw logs & bars?
slack ma girdle replied to Chrisy B's topic in Firewood forum
In theory yes, as all the producers with processors don't want cord that won't go through there machines. In reality no as nobody wants to sell their product cheap. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk. Check ALL the simple things first. -
Try them with pole gaffs, rather than tree gaffs. Pole gaffs are shorter so your boot is in contact with the stem. This gives you more support and less wobble. The only downside is they are no good for trees with Ivy.
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I converted my Rayburn from oil to wood for around £200, you won't get cheaper than that.
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Osprey ?
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But a huge percent of your profit goes to pay off the large and expensive machinery to keep the human touch out of the equation.
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Read the first paragraph 'This guidance applies if you use labour supplied by a third party, supply or make arrangements to supply labour'. Does this apply to you ?
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Alturnating rows stacked at 90° to each other. Stacks need to be off the ground and a tarp on the top to keep the rain off. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk. Check ALL the simple things first.
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With logs with large knots, i always split down through the middle of the knot first. With bent logs have the middle of the bend closest to the back of the splitter so as the wedge comes down it is pulled into the center of the wood. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk. Check ALL the simple things first.
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The vent covering bows out from the stove, so even when it is closed there are large air gaps around the vent. I have padded the vent with a nut and a couple of washers to force it against the stove, and from a better seal. I am now ditch the vent all together, and build a propper one.
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I have got the Ecoburn 7, and it is pants. It is a nightmare to keep in over night, due to the naff nature of the vent. The vent design is not very good and i had to modify it in an attempt to keep the stove in. Aarrow have not been particularly helpful, and if the stove had not been plumbed in i would have probably taken it back.
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The mighty Nuffield is £89 per year with Lycetts
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These stacks of Laylandii took about 45 minutes to split and stack a cube.
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Billets stacked with a tarp over the top will half the moisture content in about six months. You then have the advantage of being able to cut them into what ever lenght the customer want. No double handling and minimum out lay of (expensive) machinery. Other will disagree but it works for me. Sent from my Galaxy arse using tupping talk. Check ALL the simple things first.
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I would mill into the thickest planks that you can move.
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£1900
