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jensma

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  1. not much use on a forklift or loader due to the bag dragging behind when going in to the heap.

     

    If you look at their video on the website, how they do it is drive into the heap, then hook on the bag and the trap doors on the scoop can be controlled from the cab to fill the bag.

  2. I just called my local tree surgeon for a load of firewood (crew cab transit tipper) and he told me ill have it in a couple of weeks.

     

    Ive typically been able to source my own forewood from various sources FOC so its my first time buying it this way but i thought a 2 week lead time was a bit long. I know im not in a panic for it so its ok now but what lead time do you lot typically have to deliver a load of firewood?

  3. To give you and idea as to what the going rate is, I was quoted 250 euro a day (225 pounds) for a tractor, operator and processor (palax 600). He asid he could process and artic load of wood in 2 and a half days.

     

    I would encourage you to be there to help operate the machine. Ive lent out bits and pieces and have had them returned in poorer shape than what they left. Think carefully about who you let it out to....

  4. Miley10, this might even be your website, i kept a note of it when you were asking questions because i thought it was a very effective site and could point me in the right direction when i am doing up mine.

     

    Firewood, logs, kindling - MSM Firewood, Henley, Langport, Somerset

     

    samtheman365, as you said in the original post a few more pictures would be good. I like the one of the door of the truck. It gives the impression that your serious about the job if you have gone to the effort of signwriting the truck.

     

    what i was thinking was get a photo of each of the delivery options ie: a cube tipped up in the yard and half a cube so if someone comes on asking how many logs are in half a cube you can tell them look at the website and thay have a picture.

     

    Other than that its looking good.

    Best of luck

  5. I use a 260 on stuff 6-14"

    If I had a lot of 12-18" stuff to do I would use my ms390

    I prefer the 260 as I can work all day as the weight is easier on the back.

    there was a post a few weeks back with a vid and the huskey looked faster but cant comment as not owned that model. I would not go smaller than the 260 and would stick to the forestry range. 361 would be good but too heavy for me.

     

    Many thanks for the advise

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