rovers90
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Everything posted by rovers90
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Wood chip as a fuel even for commercial boilers has to conform to particular sizes, eg. G30 or G50, and moisture content so arb waste is not suitable. To buy a chipper that could produce the correct grade you would be looking at spending upwards of £80,000 plus a power source. Also as some have mentioned, the dirt, grit, leaves, etc on arb waste make it unsuitable - if you had a contract to supply biomass fuel to a commercial boiler it would usually state the chip must be made from virgin timber. The feed augers most of them use are quite temperamental at the best of times.
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recomondations plz for a good log splitter
rovers90 replied to CP WOODFUELS's topic in Firewood forum
Hydraulic log splitter | eBay My friend has recently built this one and has it for sale -
Well, the possibilities would be endless with this!
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Lovely looking dogs but I couldn't help but notice the Range Rover Classic - any mor epics of that please???!!!
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We all do Fern, we all do!!! There isn't any to be had!!!
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Mortgage / loan for woodland?
rovers90 replied to sandspider's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
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Who runs a 3 phase firewood processor
rovers90 replied to D.M.Taylor Firewood Supp's topic in Firewood forum
I have a 4 phase suffolk punch on mine Darren, works a treat but costs a lot in feed!!! -
Very smart and useful truck with being the super cab and having the opening rear door. Ford Ranger 4wd Super Cab Tipper 58 Reg Wit Air/Con | eBay
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Extraction options on a very challenging site
rovers90 replied to Peat's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Cheap 1 ton tracked dumper, New tracks just fitted, Serviced ready to work | eBay Would something like this not work out, would have thought tracked vehicle would be safer than quad bike/wheeled vehicle on the terrain described. -
600 ton of Hardwoods for sale in Northumberland
rovers90 replied to Ross Macneil's topic in Firewood forum
I spoke to Scottish Woodlands yesterday and there is nothing they are dealing with. May be some come the spring, at the very very earliest!!! -
My 07 Ranger is still running on its original Michelins and has just passed 65,000 miles!!!
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Nice motor Steve:thumbup:
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I've got one from Clas Ohlson which looks the same as the Stihl one and cost £20. When compared to my mates which cost £250 and you dial in the species of timber,etc, there is only a few percent difference. And as Steve says, watch the batteries - change them as soon as warning sign appears as it reads way high when batteries are low.
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R.I.P. Lewis ............... always a Professional!
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What, even from yourself Mark:001_smile:
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Sure I saw one on BF Goodrich All terrains recently.
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JLTree - can you respond to PMs please!!!
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PM sent, probably not quick enough if Taylors already done it:sneaky2:
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I tend to cut a couple of dumpy bags of 7 inch logs every now and again as I now have a few customers who ask for shorter one. Don't charge any extra.
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Don't know the weight of a Tajfun but my friends Ford 4610 handles my Palax 35 no bother.
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PM sent
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Friends of my mother were across in Newcastle visiting and mentioned they have just installed a log burner. Of course my mum then told them I supply logs to which they asked would I deliver to Whitehaven!!! From Newcastle Upon Tyne!!! So, any firewood dealers in Whitehaven who want to pm me there details I wil pass them on.
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Nene Overland are now importing the Toyota 79 Series 4.2 litre pick up in to the UK Left Hand Drive 4x4 New and Used Vehicles supplied by Nene Overland
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Bought my 07 Super Cab in June 2011 with 27000 miles on the clock. Now has nearly 64000 and apart from servicing and reversing in to a lamp post, it has only needed a UJ on the propshaft and it is starting to go through bulbs!! Averages 30 odd to the gallon, cruises on the motorway great, opening super cab doors gives great access to good storage space behind the seats, carries a good load. As others have said, seats are fairly comfortable but I do have back ache after driving for an hour; would have my old Freelander seats in there in a flash if I could; and reversing in two wheel drive is frightenly fast!
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Thanks for letting me out on to the A69 this morning. I spotted the orange machine from the top of the slip road at Lemington Road Ends. Truck looks great in the flesh!!
