s.varty
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ive only seen them on the front, so the front.
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Depends weather the pile has been stacked by someone that understands how chippers work, are there any metal/stones etc in the pile?
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oak,not sure which one though.
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Me lifting it up jon, just a matador I used to drive in the 80s. I copied the pose from the front of a book I had, timber haulage I think it was called
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Eastenders, or any soap , but especially eastenders
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Couple of matadors I used to work with .
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Im shattered just watching that:thumbup1:
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My log sales are well down from previous years , but I don't put it down to anyone else undercutting me etc, ,I put it down to the fact that its yet again a mild winter and heating oil is cheap.
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Notice you won the tickets to Wembley stubby:thumbup1: Long drive but you,ll enjoy every minute:thumbup1:
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Just to derail my own thread, but the HARDEST (as in to cut) was a block that the sawmill wouldn't touch was African ironwood. I say block because apparently it was cut when green in to a block and was used as a stabiliser on the old sailing ships to stop the cargo going all over the place in high winds, nothing would cut it.
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:laugh1: Postage only?
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is it hornbeam paul?
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STUBBY: tried to reply to your message , but it wouldn't work? but yeah bored basically.
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Showing your age their mate:laugh1:
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Exactly:thumbup1:
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In your experience what is the heaviest wood?, I always found hornbeam the heaviest.
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Split it while its green, can be a right sod to split when seasoned
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nice bit of kit, and not the usual demo (straight softwood) All that for under a grand?
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Compared to others they are uncomfortable and you feel every bump in the road. But as a work vehicle you can depend on , nothing beats them.
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I think it depends what you want the truck for, if your looking for an ultra reliable work horse that you can depend on: hilux all the way. I take mine up to 350,000 miles and in their life they will probably need a set of batteries,a rear wheel bearing and maybe a radiator ,oh yeah and countless fog light switches. And that's if your unlucky.
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I think transport would kill it:laugh1: I think we,ve had our winter (all 2 weeks of it)
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Ive had a hilux in various mk,s since 1990 and wouldn't touch anything else. In my opinion they are worth the extra money as they keep their selling value, as you,ve found out. £5k should get you a very decent mk4 and a half decent mk5
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Do you want to buy some logs mate??
