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    Hi we use NFU they are expensive but you get what you pay for a good service.
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    Hi TCD which B@q store are you talking about thanks chris
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    Hi you could try looking on the british horse logging association web site for horse loggers in devon thanks chris
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    Hi the blackdown hills woodland association have there wood fair on 4th july at park farm near wellington monument. were are you in devon ? thanks chris p.s have a look on there web site
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    Hi John you could try the British Hen welfare trust they rehome thousands of ex battery hens tel no 01884 860084 south molton devon just off the m5 j27 and up the north devon link road about 8 miles from motorway junction. thanks chris
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    Hi we sell a lot of logs in the summer for fire pits and chimeneas . thanks chris
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    Hi John happy 40th birthday another year closer to retirement:001_tt2:
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    Hi All does anyone know what quantity of loose logs cut to 8 " long that you will get from a cubic metre of billets , trying to determine if I can store more wood in the shed in billet bundles or cut into logs and stored in vented bags. thanks chris
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    Hi John hoping to go on the Saturday. thanks chris
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    Hi Sean stay positive and there is light at the end of the tunnel. best wishes to you and yours chris
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    This says everything I wanted to. Hope your progress is swift. Good Luck to you and yours. Best Wishes, Chris
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    Hi John might see you there then thanks chris.
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    Hi just wondering if anyone is going to the game fair on the 28/29 march at the bath and west show ground . thanks chris
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    Hi Elden yes we have some gear forklift ,tractor with rotator and grab , in the middle off making a large 8 foot stroke splitter for splitting back long length billets then cut them in half to get 2x 1metre billets. thanks chris
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    HI thanks difflock I see what you mean now. thanks chris:001_smile:
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    Hi Difflock thanks for the reply I am a little confused by how you are going to tension with the ram , do you have any picture of the setup that you are referring to. thanks again chris
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    Hi I am registered with the rhi as an approved supplier. Is there a cheap way to make a billet bundler.
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    Hi GUYS I have been asked by a couple of rhi customers with large boilers to supply the above size logs .Do any of you supply log in these sizes and how do you sell them e.g loose load or in billet bundles ,what is the cheapest was of doing billet bundles without investing in loads of expensive equipment. any comments will be greatly appreciated. thanks chris:confused1:
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    Hi Thanks for all your replies I think the Hiab is going to be the way to go . cheers chris:001_smile:
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    HI all thinking of replacing current tipper truck with transit or similar type pickup with mounted crane for delivering logs to customer in vented bag and tipping out at customers instead of tipping from bags into current tipper truck then tipping again at customers ,trying to reduce handling and .save time. does anyone else use this system and has it saved you much time. your thoughts please thanks chris
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    Hi APPROX 18" AT THE BASE
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    Hi we are burning popular planted about 20 years ago.
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    hi will they lift a cubic metre bag of beech 15% moisture content ?
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    Hi I can see that there are advantages with imported wood all you need is a forklift for unloading the lorry and a pickup for delivery as apposed to buying in lorry load off cordwood and needing tractor with loader and timber grab ,processor ,chainsaw for wood that wont fit in the processor , log splitter , nice weather for processing and drying ,and larger area for storing wood as its not stacked as per imported wood in nice square easy stacking wooden crates.

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