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  1. Joy Yeomans
    wow - well done for having that camera about - what a privilage to see something like that so close
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    ditto
  3. Joy Yeomans
    tbh mike, never put it all in a pile, as dont have a "push wall" to load up with the loadall, so always either left the cord wood to dry in a stack or cut into these nets and also use cubic metre nets that fit a frame, they are brill but can only really use them once
  4. Joy Yeomans
    yes your right dave, we will space them when they start going out, as we sell alot of this whats cut now as "part seasoned", then when re filling the bags later on, say july time wewill space them so that the wood does season thatmuch quicker for october onwards - always have about 200 nets + at a time - time and space permitting
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    left uncovered through the summer the pallets then covered backend if not sold before with pallet covers, the bulk nets just lef outside - once seasoned the wind keeps them dry
  6. Joy Yeomans
    not had a problem yet, touch wood, 24t gross fully loaded and not had a problem all winter. charlie - can always put the hay gormers on the small green trailer if your wanting to cart small bales - can get about 120 on that fully loaded
  7. Joy Yeomans
    that wouldnt be the one you were talking about this afternoon by anychance - if so NO CHANCE:lol:
  8. Joy Yeomans
    taken some nice pics today in the sun of the beech drying in the nets, most items still available for wholesale customers to place orders now - thanks for looking. Junior logbaron is very tall for his age at 6'4":lol: to give you some idea of the size of drying nets:001_tt2:
  9. Joy Yeomans
    put on the second hand set of bolsters i got off the right-off trailer i bought, did it all on Sunday, just got to set about swopping the crane and sorting the drawbar out - but thats for another weekend - probably a very long weekend! Trailer looks better already though for it and travels that bit better.
  10. Joy Yeomans
    wood wasp probably - harmless but gigantic when they come out
  11. Joy Yeomans
    try Mark Osbourne - he deals in county tractors and sometimes gets a trade in.
  12. Joy Yeomans
    we had some polo shirts embroided with our logo, they are a very vivid orange and can be seen well in the woods and in the tree. - once you get over the initial "youve been tangoed" everyones got used to them.
  13. Joy Yeomans
    ident of trees can be particularly good to try and do at this time when no or few leaves are showing, as buds can be particularlly helpful in ident and bark type etc, then when the leaves do come along it makes it even easier to help with the ident theres nothing better than getting out there and having a go, if your at work and your working on various trees, learn that but try and learn the latin as it willget easier and helps in the long run as people have said with genus then species etc. some colleges offer day courses for tree ident walks or even try your local wildlife group? etc
  14. Joy Yeomans
    is that his and hers or his and his:thumbup:
  15. Joy Yeomans
    screw splitters are all right for doing bits yourself, but had a few bruised knuckles in the past when we used to have one years ago, I wouldnt ever ask an employee to use one though as they do come keen when the log kicks back on your hand. get a cheap log splitter like an oxedale, safer.
  16. Joy Yeomans
    good to see some old fashioned "play", cant do that on a X box
  17. Joy Yeomans
    hi mozza, 50 log nets on a standard size pallet and 100 stick nets thanks
  18. Joy Yeomans
    Stanley superstar range cooker - buy one second hand for about £500, runs upto 10 radiators, hot water and you can cook on it - save save save
  19. Joy Yeomans
    hi chrised88, i obviously gather from that youve not ordered from us before - we offer standard size log nets that are similar to garage forecourt nets i.e. 45x60cm, (we can also do the bigger nets like brussel nets but very few customers have these,) filled with 10-12+ logs in each net, filled by machine so a standard net is very full and make them ideal for stacking on pallets. logs are 8" long softwood will be a mixture of larch, sitka and pines hardwoods at moment beech, sycamore, birch wholesale price for softwood nets £1.75, hardwood £2.25, sticks £1.25 all subject to VAT all pallets can be banded and pallet covered for ease of delivery etc. wholesale prices for 1,000 nets plus, please ring direct. on 07970 040755 we recommend you come and take a sample and call and discuss your requirements first, as its always nice to meet new customers face to face. thanks
  20. Joy Yeomans
    two Intos to give the old fordsons a break, they may look like nails but are working well - 785 to be restored. fastrac moving the sheep to new pasture
  21. Joy Yeomans
    To all our friends who buy firewood in wholesale from us, Rohan dropped phone under digger last week so weve lost all your numbers! please remember to place your orders as soon as possible for this next season, we are cutting to order again this year and so quantities will be needed to ensure your orders are fulfilled. Again offering softwood log nets, hardwood log nets, sticks in jumbo and standard sizes. pics attached to give some added interest to this boring thread reminder:001_tongue:
  22. Joy Yeomans
    The next main purchase will be a tipper trailer for deliveries. I'm looking at the Ifor Williams TT105 which has a massive 6m3 loading capacity with the mesh siding. I then plan to offer logs in 2, 4 or 6m3 deliveries. I wont decide finally on the trailer until ready to start markeing seasoned wood. 6 cube of logs ? alot of weight there on a 3500kg trailer gross weight ?, overweight big time im guessing
  23. Joy Yeomans
    pop in again and see the lads charlie, they usually have a laminated spec card in their pockets for felling for different mills etc - if thats any help
  24. Joy Yeomans
    checked on moisture meter today 17% - bags are as light as a feather !
  25. Joy Yeomans
    the problem i think is alot of people have been made redudant and think, oh will do some gardneing and tree work, then go and undercut the likes of us - happened no end to us, fed up with it.

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