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David@rgm

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  1. with most of the chip produced by our work being green, I did consider running it through a second hand mobile grain dryer to get the moisture content down before storage and to prevent it heating in the shed. However costs were going to be prohibitive so back to having to chip designated seasoned lenghts. ho-hum.

  2. A friend of mine heats the water for his lambing shed in a similar way. Mucks out one of the cattle sheds and makes a nice big pile with about 50m of alkathene pipe buried in the middle. One end on to main supply, tap on basin in shed. Thing is, he is only using small quantities at a time. Rather like geothermal, I think you would need hundreds of meters of pipe in the heap to maintain the temperature but hey, anything that is free is worth a bit experiment.

  3. I have used 124D for five seasons now. Bought it new and have had very few problems.

    Lombardini is a common rail engine which some dislike, but mine has never given any problems,however I do change fuel filters twice a season to be on safe side. I agree with above - nothing else can touch them for performance in long, wet grass.

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