mikey10
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As long as the price is reflected in the type of wood you are selling then the customer gets the same value , ie soft wood burns faster but costs less to buy so it can be sold cheaper, for someone with a log burner who only want it lit for a couple hours a night soft wood will catch up faster for quicker heat output, just need put more logs on, Mike.
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Done 26 cube since sept, but got slow now its warmed up, and most people i supplied said what nice dry logs, what they got else where last year was rubbish. so will be hoping for lots of repeat orders:thumbup:
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On the link above 7.1.2 and 7.1.3 is the description of wood and firewood and the vat rares to be applied.
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Just had a quick look and heres a link for info at hmrc HM Revenue & Customs
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This is correct, its only 5% when you are going to be using the wood as fuel for yourself, other wise you are processing a product as a buisness and then selling the timber as logs so it is, cant remember where but its on the hmrc website. explains it all.
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Yes i am doing free delivery for 10 miles, then £1.20 a mile thereafter so once the vat goes back to 17.5% i will still get over £1 a mile:001_smile:
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How far down do you cut, it looks about half way from the pic, this looks neet what a cheap patio heater,
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' This is the reason i had to change my ad from '1 cubic metre' to 'single load because its easier than tring to explain to people that you would of thought can measure
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That sounds very cheap, is that hard or soft wood, unless its just a lower price at your end of the country
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And 15% on any delivery charges that you make.
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Can you not bag say 20 at a time then when they have sold bag another 20 so they are never in the bags for too long a time.
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I think your right i am going to get the delivery changed to 10 miles then charge £1.20 a mile thereafter. Think i will leave kindling as it is now, maybe add a cheaper price for kindling if bought at the same time as the logs, might encourage people to buy more,
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I was thinking of one of those but not sure weight they will lift, ones i have seen only lift 500KG and a 1.5 m3 net would be more than that:confused1:
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Not too worried about getting on goggle 1st page, i have a lot a ads locally and this will get people looking at it and hopefully then buying. Dont really want call centres phoning all day long.
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I have made the 1.5 m3 loads better value as i have got all my wood in this size load. so its easier to load and go with less hassle having to take logs out before i go. as for price i think that is about the going rate in my area
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Your inbox is full Mr Ed
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Thanks for all your replys sounds like you all think its up to scratch. A friend does web designing so he only charged me £250.00 with web hosting, dont know if that is cheap but sounded ok to me. The nets are £4.00 each plus delivery and vat cheaper if bought in bulk. you got to have a frame for net to hang on to fill in which was £250.00 cheaper if bought in bulk. I load the bags onto truck with forklift and handball them out at moment, then reuse bag if it not damaged. ideally a small truck with hiab to unload is what i need.
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Where would you get one of these pellet mills mr ed i burn loads of waste saw dust at the moment to get rid of it,
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Would help if i wrote the site name.Firewood, logs, kindling - MSM Firewood, Henley, Langport, Somerset
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Hi all. as the title says i have had a website made up for my firewood buisness, any comments on things that need changing or adding are welcome. its only simlpe just so customers can see what i have to offer, its alot easier than tring to tell them over a phone:001_smile:
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I have a 6 way on my hakki 1x37 and its fine with all hard wood as long as its nice and straight. any pieces of wood that look a bit knurly ie where a limb has been cut off i just take the ring out of the splitting shut until i swap back to the 4 way knife. but im only using bought in straight stuff not arb wood:001_smile:
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I have got a Hakki Pilki 1x37 easy, i think its great but them its 1st processor i have owned so others may be even better
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My B2500 has been losing power for about a month then finally it would not rev above 1500rpm. Took it to the local diesel expert and he found that a small piston inside the fuel pump had siezed (water also in filter which i found when fitting new one), he fitted new assembly total £160 which was good news as i was expecting to have to get the pump reconed, did it same day aswell.
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Count me in too, great idea
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My 1st Thread so hello every one. I am looking for a haulier to bring about 100 tons timber from Stroud, Glos to Street, somerset area. Its for a friend who has tried his normal haulier but they dont want to do it as they have no return load. its about 75 miles. Thanks in advance, Mike
