delabodge
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same here,,,,going to sell out,,,,,its going out faster than I can split it,,,,
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Never thought of an open discussion being used like this.
delabodge replied to Ian Flatters's topic in General chat
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Never thought of an open discussion being used like this.
delabodge replied to Ian Flatters's topic in General chat
mate whilst running a co-ed outdoor program in the usa in my 20`s I was warned I was going to get sued for de-charachteration(something like that) cause I prefared to climb with one individual rather than another,,i laughed and thought they where having a laugh,,not the case,,totall nerds,,, -
if its offered our way,,you`ll be first to know,,,nasty nasty people,,,(think this is allowed ? x)
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lovely bench mate well done,,if its for indoors wicked,beech dont last five yrs outside,,,love the design
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great will give him a call,,,thanks guys,,,
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will do if I can get round to stripping it,,,,down,,,like I said not my cup of tea,,woods my thing,,,,just thought if anyones quiet then come play with tractor,and get some ££££ and friendly chat,,,
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think gear slector has gone,,,
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direct shift like a car,,,
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hi guys bought a ford 5610 in december and got stitched,thought I was upgrading,,but alas,,lots of probs hidden by spray job,,,first wiring loom caught fire,,replaced it,,now selector in gearbox gone,,wont go into 2nd or reverse,,anyone mechanically minded fancy a go fixing it? reading /berkshire,,, thanks:confused1:
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try the market trader federation,they cover me for my trade shows, and works out about £75 per yr,,,
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hi just a tip mate,,its so important you sticker your timber properly, every 12inches,with dry stickers,,this will limit warping, make sure the stickers are the same size,,good luck,
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to be honest it depends on your needs,and budget, a bansaw mill, and swing mills both have pro`s and cons, Ive used both and wouldnt mind both, swing mills can be set up round big logs in situ, and produce very precise accurate planks, where by the bandsaw mill can cut wider boards,,,,
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going to greenfields at glasto,got a stall there doing woody stuff, chillin at Larmer tree festival, and also doing chippingham and swanage folk festivals,,,,gives me a break from tree work,,,and chance to have a few and not worry about, keys,phones or driving,,,,bring it on,,,
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Free wood in Arborfield, near Reading if you want it....
delabodge replied to armybloke's topic in Firewood forum
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looks great lovely to restore the base too,,,well done,,,
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thanks for posting andy,,usefull info,,,
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Used Log Splitter wanted...cash waiting
delabodge replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Firewood forum
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hi mate got 10ton of ash delivered a while ago, and decided to mill some of the bigger buts, definetly mill longer as its shaked like a b...ch,,,,but should still be fine when remilled next yr,,,,it moves faster than anything else,,,,
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high chance the alder stools may still be red in colour, depends when coppiced, and very rough bark,,,,
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having read various comments on here about riko, would just like to say, that I bought a 11VR petrol engine splitter from them some time back , and its a great splitter, but for some reason a couple of weeks ago, it started leaking hydraulic oil, thinking I could solve it, i replaced the seals and tried again, leaked again,,,gave up and sent back machine to riko, where they happily said they`d look at it, next day jim rang and said they`d found a fault in Ram and would replace it free of charge!, picked it up today, not even postage for spare part asked for,,,top service, and cant speak highly enough about them, if only my chainsaw trousers had that guareentee,,,well don riko,,
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Moving timber to ride/collection point
delabodge replied to Urubaen's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
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just want to add that, something is only worth what you can get for it, and this depends on circumstances,,,if your an arborist selling wood, yes you`ve been paid for it,and even after labour splitting costs,fuel etc,,you always going to be cheaper than the "woodfuel supplier" as hes bought his in and cant compete,that isnt the arb blokes fault,,just the way it is,,,in realitly due to this great website,arb blokes are realising that firewood can be sold at higher rates,hopefully creating a true cost,and profit to all,without ripping joe public off,,,
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lol,,, theres plenty of em out there,,believe me,,,,
