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  1. Another thing to remember is if a trailer weighs over 1020kgs unladen you'll need an operators licence for it
  2. Some people seem to think chainsaw trousers have some magical power that means they never need washed
  3. scbk

    Husky 560xp

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHNEiy6HjyM]HQ_560XP_1280x720_high.mp4 - YouTube[/ame] :001_cool:
  4. If they were being paid for it they would need hire & reward insurance and a tacho
  5. Sixfold Productions LLC - Firewood processor Klapi-Tuiko fabrication, forestal equipment. : Klapi-Tuiko Looks a nice toy
  6. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/firewood-forum/22901-worlds-fastest-logsplitter.html
  7. Yeh I like that beech pic Here's a wellingtonia eating it's own sign
  8. You should give them my phone number I have plenty of rubbish waiting for a bonfire - bark, sawdust, crap from the splitter, hedge cuttings, branches etc
  9. I've only ever done firewood on a very small scale, and I've not got much left atm, aint got a proper yard, hoping to soon be allowed to use a field and buy some more in though Anyway here's a photo from friday of some logs I was splitting for someone else. This was about halfway through the pile of rings
  10. Here's a basic one I made from timber I had lying about. Just stick the logs in and run the saw through. No real limit on length, so long as you don't tip it!
  11. Depending on the type of work and who it's for, you could always give an hourly rate....
  12. I'm not that interested in your crane but I like your log stores, have you got any more pics?
  13. Yeh, all I have is chainsaws and a table top type vertical splitter I have been offered it in lengths at £20/tonne but it won't be weighed so probably just a "load". Haven't seen it yet so dunno how big the stuff is, I think it will all be larch/douglas fir
  14. Just wondering, does anyone on here sell slabwood from sawmills as firewood? Once processed, would you be able to sell it at the same price as "normal" firewood logs?
  15. If you want a cheap helmet..... Head and face protection The standard husky helmets are great lids though imo!
  16. Get a wee baggy of speed, that'll keep you awake for days
  17. scbk

    vat on ppe

    Visors/ear defenders are VAT exempt if bought with a helmet. But if you knackered a visor and went to buy a replacment you would have to pay vat on it
  18. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th0aAZPBcM0]True air powered log splitter - YouTube[/ame] [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBox8087HTQ]log splitter air 1 - YouTube[/ame] :lol: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a13veWa95zc]log splitter air 2 - YouTube[/ame]
  19. His flip flops must've been in the wash
  20. I recently bought an ACE winch too, seems decent enough, haven't had a chance to give it much use yet!
  21. Film it and upload to youtube if/when something goes wrong
  22. The truck is still gonna weigh the best part of 2.5 tonne, leaving say 1 tonne for the load, maybe he does it in 2 runs
  23. The person is a forum member http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/members/localtreeworks.html It must be 6 cubic metres of balsa wood if it's coming on a transit
  24. Tillhill or Fountains might be able to sell you some? Can't help you with prices, all I know is they're rising (for soft aswell as hard), the guys at the local sawmill were moaning to me about it If you ever need a hand processing stuff, I have my own saw and petrol splitter, can travel . Can also do vehicle signwriting, and I'm cheap!
  25. Here's a saw with the same model number (no doubt the same machine under the covers) for £75 brand new 18" 52cc 5200 2 STROKE PETROL CHAINSAW 52 cc | eBay It doesn't say whether new or used engine oil is best

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