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Posts posted by Danny Boy
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yes, somewhere between penrith & carlisle.
so far a great bit of kit. my only complaint is it's petrol & thirsty!
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Got some extra pictures too:
The Space on the trailer is great as i gcan reverse right up to it & either load logs ready to split or just move them across straight from my truck which saves some effort...
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what is that, a big icecream scoop?
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dem damn crackheads!
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Red EcoPar works out just over £1.00 /litre. A 200 litre drum with pro user discount is £225.70.
What is "Red"EcoPar? Are there any parallels to Red Diesel?
Also are there any legal issues with using these alternatives?
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Danny Boy on here might have it... pm him...
Cheers John.
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Cheers mate, it'll probabbly come back as 1/4 ton & i'll wish i'd never asked!
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here's our fuzball, Louie:
He was a taliban rescue dog...
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In Tons?
Is there a formula that uses engine size etc?
I have a petrol driven hydraulic home made log splitter & am curious...
:laola:
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Well i wouldn't charge less than £15 an hour for splitting by hand. If they don't like that then go to lidl & buy an axe & find out how much labour is involved!
I find using a tyre takes a lot of the strain out of it...
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2O4SloB6uvE]YouTube - Splitting Logs the Easy & Free Way[/ame]
What sort of volume of wood is she going to need splitting?
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Ah...
Funilly enough i remembered as i was splitting that i forgot to put the video & photo's up!
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UI7Z4vUUsYU]YouTube - Petrol Log Splitter - Kohler Command 18hp Power Pack with Twin Hydraulics[/ame]
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Picked this up last week. It's home made but a pretty good-un!
The guys dad's got a whole work shop & they do agricultural engineering if you know what i mean. It's been put together pretty well & does the job nicely...
Off to split some more wood now & then test them with my new Moisture Meter from Maplins (Thought i'd treat myself )
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Have a look here pal
The Arb & Forestry Event 2010 || F.R. Jones and Son
Justins owns and runs Fr jones and son, Who put on an Arb show
Cheers mate,
I'm down in Somerset for the 1st week of Aug. I might be able to come along for a looksie...
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i'll know where to go when i win the lottery!
some nice bodies there...
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Justins is the 6 and 7th of August mate
Sorry to be a numpty but what is Justins Show?
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or what about...
Our boy Louie!
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Here's a few of me...
I'll get the hang of this one day...
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Here's a few of me...
http://i687.photobucket.com/albums/vv234/harrythehilux/DSCF8566.jpg
http://i687.photobucket.com/albums/vv234/harrythehilux/DSCF8586.jpg
http://i687.photobucket.com/albums/vv234/harrythehilux/DSCF8627.jpg
http://i687.photobucket.com/albums/vv234/harrythehilux/DSCF8561.jpg
http://i687.photobucket.com/albums/vv234/harrythehilux/Image026.jpg
Sorry, couldn't resist the last one of our boy Louie!
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i'm still looking for that ever elusive bit of "retrospect".
like you said every day is a learning day!
i went back to a womans house (only 3 miles away) about 5 times last year for a lousy £15 for grass cutting...
believe me i would have quite happily let her keep the money if i could have just slapped her a couple of times
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the question is do I put a bit extra on the job for the wait and extra hour of time and diesel collecting will consume or just suck it up and hope more work comes out of it?
my short answer to this is no.
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personally i'd go over & pickup the cash (might be a cheque).
then you can both look at the finished work (or gap where there was a tree) & all the memories of what a wonderful job you did will come flooding back to her! you'll end up chatting about other possible work & she'll have a fresher opinion of you & more than likely recomend you to some friends too.
without sounding harsh, if someone turned up on my doorstep & asked for more money for driving to come & get it, firstly they wouldn't get it. secondly, it would create bad vibes, & thirdly i most certainly wouldn't recomend them to anyone, in fact quite the opposite.
take the diesel hit on the chin, enjoy the drive & smile.
You never know you might even come across a new job on the way there & back........
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very nice piece of kit mate. i'm impressed.
i just missed out on a trailer mounted home made one (hydraulic running off a power pack) on ebay. but a friend of mine has suggested we build our own one.
he knows how, so i said ok...
looks like you're going to have lots of fun with your new toy!
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well done mate. worth the pursuit!
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no disrespect to the armed forces boys and girls.
well said. i know a few good ex armed forces lads retrained as tree surgeons. ALL good workers
The gods seem to be smiling on me...
in General chat
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well, i was putting on my chainsaw boots this morning when i felt something under my heel, like my sock hadn't straightened out right or something.
i thought i can probably live with it but curiosity got the better of me & i had a look & it was a fiver!
also yesterday i put a fiver in my back pocket on my ballistics then thought i'd take it out & put it somewhere different & it was a tenner!!! fifteen quid in total
not much i know but every little counts...