ewd ripper
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<p>Hi mate, spoke to you before about the timber you have, i could still be interested in it either split or unsplit is it possiable to have a look at the timber??</p>
<p>Thanks in advance Craig</p>
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Looks like the stops are missing? I'll fit a new oil pump and see how we get on from there! Thanks for the advice!! Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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I have a 2008 Stihl ms 260 that seems to be using more chain oil than it has done in the past? I have tryed to adjust the screw (oil amount) on the underside of the saw but this does not seem to make any difference? also the screw doesnt bottom out tight, or unscrew out all the way? is this how it should be? Hope some of you kind people will be able to help Thanks in advance
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Just bagging logs in 45x60 carrot nets, I'm getting on average 35/37 nets of 8" softwood logs to a full IBC cage. Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Hardwood cordwood available in South Cumbria
ewd ripper replied to treedave's topic in Firewood forum
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I was up at Wilsons last Friday to see some Posch gear in action, always a good day out , and there was a lot of people looking around to! were abouts is the palax demo on at??
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PM sent
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Alright saying you can split a artic load in a day if its all ringed up, but how long does it take to ring a wagon load off timber up?? Its as broad as long really compared to a processor?
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Denzel, PM sent:thumbup:
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<p>Hi Daniel, im located in the Preston area , and would be interested in the timber you have? either if you wanted to sell it or if you wanted it processed/ split as i offer/hire this service aswel, do you have a mobile number i could contact you on??</p>
<p>Thanks in advance Craig 07976 952031</p>
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It does well for the size of it, punches above its weight!, it spends most of its life on the trailer and sometimes gets a workout on a 30" kuhn rotorvator .
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Oh she's a belter!! cheers Jon!!:thumbup:
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Cheers Sandspider, the little Kubota is a B7100 manual , worth its weight in gold for round the yard !!
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Last load i had in to the yard (Lancashire) i paid very much the same price as that,that was delivered from Cumbria so id say it,s about right
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Cheers Ste nice to do business with you two, let me know when there is some more timber ready! Thanks again
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Jennings "cocker hoop" going down a treat at the moment! Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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The little kubota with a load on from under the processor elevator ! Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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Here's my old girl! Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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ive given up trying to get artic loads of hardwood in to the yard, its just to scares round these parts, and when you do get it the public dont want to pay the going rate for it, i think softwood is going to be the only option in years to come. my second year on mainly softwood now and folk are begining to grow to the idea, i just hope the supply/price of decent processor size softwood dont go through the roof!!
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<p>Hi there, intrested in the timber in burscough, only a couple of miles away, might be able to pick it up with tractor and trailer? if there's no other takers tomorrow call me on 07976952031, thanks in advance Craig</p>
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I had some through the processor last week for the first time, 10" round in 9/10" lengths, just stopped the ram dead (10 ton ram) up to the fourway knife and it would't push any of it i cut through the knife! Had to get the big home made splitter out to get on top off the stuff !!
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Looks like a top job that!! Going to have to get my welder out and have a go at making something similar!
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Hi all, as above what would you be expected to pay per day for a tractor with hydraulic log splitter (large home made splitter), with fuel and operator for hire per 8 hour day?? All the timber is handy sized hardwood rings that just need to be split and put in to a heap at the side of the tractor
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Mines been the same here to, last few 5L seemed alot thinner than the oil from 12 months ago
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I find trailer rules harsh! i can't pull my twin axle plant trailer behind my transit van legally at the age of thirty to deliver logs because i dont hold a B+E trailer licence?!, but i can go out carting straw with a artic trailer on a 50k tractor with up to a gross weight of 24 ton.I know there's a difference between ag and other road going vehicles but some how this seems a bit daft to me! I suppose at some point i'll have to bite the bullet and get my trailer test done!
