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marlon

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  1. Thanks guys for taking the time to respond, had an early night so only just read them.

    Interesting about the ash not lasting too long, the sleepers are for going around my new house I'm building to restrain the garden height which is a couple of feet higher.

    All the stems are from the site so I want to try to re use them to build stuff rather than just going into my firewood business,

    So maybe I'll use the oak for the sleepers (cut at 10" X 5") the ash could be cut into 4" X 2" and 6" X 2" to build the summerhouse/shed

    Any suggestions on how to treat the oak to try and stop the black staining which I'm sure will come through the oak?

    Thanks in advance, I don't get chance to look on here a lot so apologies if I don't respond straight away

    Cheers

  2. Hi all

    I'm looking for a mobile mill to come to our yard near luton airport to cut around 20 large ash and oak stems into sleepers

    Sizes are from two - four feet diameter

    Large machines on site to load, turn and unload as needed

    Does anyone have any contacts/recommendations?

    Cheers

  3. Around 350 to 450 tons

    With the 2054 I can average 15 cube a day going at a sensible rate maybe upto 20 if the hardwood cord is straight and the right size.

    My record is 1 cube in 9 minutes!

    But I had sorted out the straightest 10-12 inch ash and silver birch I could find!

    It usually averages out at a cube every half hour including stacking the bag and loading the log deck

  4. 26k ish....

    As you said looks like a great bit of kit but your getting into Binderberger money,

    I've got a 2054 which I think was 14-15k plus vat 2 years ago

    I'm not saying for a minute it's not worth it I'll be interested to see it working up close but it will have to be very impressive to warrent the extra money.

  5. Evening All,

     

    I've agreed to buy around 100 ton of hardwood cord from roadside just three miles from the yard its a mix of Ash, Sycamore and Cherry.

    Because I'm going to haul it myself We've agreed to measure the stack so we'll know the m3, also agreed that we'll allow 50% air.

    We've agreed a price per ton - my question is what weight should be allowed per m3?

    I've always bought in cord on an artic so I know where I stand weight wise.

    It's all been cut for around 8-9 months

     

    Thanks in advance

     

    Marlon

  6. Any recommendations on around a ten ton low loader trailer for moving my 6 ton digger, will be pulled by my tractor. I'm thinking of welding some bolster pins down the sides so it could double up to transport the timber back to the yard when needed.

    Thanks in advance :thumbup:

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