Dave Martin
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Thanks. I was thinking just about 2 ton ish.
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Just been looking through that and trying to assess the risks of buying second hand as opposed to new.
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I`m thinking about buying a tippimg trailer to use purely off road for moving logs around. I will be pulling it with a John Deere 955 (35hp) any advice greatly appreciated.
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Not seen them. How much?
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I`m after something thats rigid. I am hoping to extend my Dutch Barn in spring and it is going to be very high from floor to ceiling and I was thinking about stacking in rigid containers to utilise more of the height.
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Where do you get the 1m3 crates and how much? What premium price do you charge for your wood?
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So my back, knee joints, elbows, hip, shoulders, will all be Knac***ed but at least I will be rich
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Well thats different and as a result I can see an imminent return to holidays in the Maldives :biggrin:
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It doesn`t really work like that though does it ... your comparing unseasoned ton with seasoned cubic metre
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My philosophy to ... I`m doing some property speculation which just involves picking the phone up a few times a week and waiting for estate agents to sell it, so meanwhile I am accumulating a store of logs to start a sideline business from home rather than sit and twiddle my thumbs .. and I enjoy the hard work .. I`m even building a barn specifically for this.
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Like you say `a lot of hard grafting` aim for a minimum £100 per cube.
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How much did it cost if I may ask?
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I reckon he must be an Arbtalk member looking at the spelling :biggrin:
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Still lots of snow here just outside Derby and still snowing but when this melts its back to the `Mud` thread so if you need to move anything do it now whilst the ground is hard. I`m busily moving logs down the field for storage.
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Went to see Avatar last night and as the tree was coming down I found myself thinking .. is that softwood? hardwood? ... wondering how many cubic metres .. how long to season ...... I think I need to get out more
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My thinking on the vented Barrow Bags is if you sell in summer the customer could just leave them in the bags to season and pay a refundable deposit on the bags.
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All this talk of Barrow Bags has prompted me to dig out one that I ordered to take a look at awhile ago.
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What do you deliver the barrow bags in?
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I`m just accumulating stock at the moment but will more than likely sell it by the barrow bag. One thing I do know is that for all the hard work that goes into it it has to equate to around £100 per cube.
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and to give the cats a chance at any rats that might move in.
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Just what I`ve picked up from reading threads on the site about letting the air get under them.
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No ...870 x 1150 x 1000 :001_tt2:
