Mortimer Firewood
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Potato boxes, Firewood boxes. IBC's - PROS & CONS ?
Mortimer Firewood replied to arboriculturist's topic in Firewood forum
What a load of rubbish. I know lads driving round in range rover sports all off the back of firewood. One in your part of the world. -
Bag supplies look at the size of there cube bags they must allow for stretch
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Fair play good going £50 a ton rs with Birch and oak in.
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Worst bag for stretch by a long way don't use them now bur i tipped one in too a stillage and it was 1.6 cube???????????????
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bye bye
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Im having a demo from another firm once its hear ill fill you in on the details its to work along side the taj
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correct anything elsa or are you hear to cause trouble again
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There just a magic eye as an extra not two models
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Just a 400 on steroids saw a demo at a private invite only more electrics to go wrong butt if you keep it for 3 years and sell it. My old man use to say its better to have the first 10 k than the last but my old boy worked his nuts off for everything he had but thats a self made man for you
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Really
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Don't bother with a 320 just go fora 400 quick easy to use cheap made like a brick **** house
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Um don't you think it was the lad breeding them you shouldn't trust it's the one breed that's got a bad name for the wrong reasons. You treat a staff right it all treat you right poke it with a stick and you will end up with a fighting machine.
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Two busy with babe station to watch CNN
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Never been caught taking a leak but some years ago we were lodging up North in a caravan on a new site we'd dig a hole and that was your lot. So one morning after a particular heaven night on the ale I'm crouched with my arse to the world wondering what the noise was then a canal boat came past an old couple on it they were not impressed. Her face was a picture did not get a reply to my GOOD MORNING.
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Thems the fellas not cheep but I've put 1000s in and only remember breaking two mind you the one did leave a cut 3 inch long up the side of my right hand. We have a proper Mikita tech gun for them now can't go wrong
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I take it you checked google earth and theres no where to land the chopper
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We use 3mm and geo tex the back yo stop the gap filling with crap. Have a look on our site you will se some jobs on there and you can hardly see 3mm. We have just completed a long run and the shims help keep it dead level. IMO anybody willing to secure a 17okg piece of timber with the end of a ratchet strap should not be a landscaper and how would you secure:laugh1: the top one sky hooks Andy we use a deck screw with a breaking strain better than a coach bolt first sleeper needs pre drilling as they take some getting in can't remember the name
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If I'm away ill send our climber down but then I'm also very open about what i charge so he would no the drop of the coin. If your employees don't have an idea of your pricing then its back to Dans idea. Ive found most people will not wait for a quote but happy to wait once received.
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Top work again he's got a look about him I don't no how to describe almost like you can see the pedigree in him.
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Now that's a load
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Timber required for vintage timber loading near Shrewsbury
Mortimer Firewood replied to rustcutter's topic in General chat
I no an old boy that would sort you out if there's old machinery involved he all be there as long as he remembers to write the dates down:laugh1: ill pm the number over when I dig it out -
Sink a sleeper in as a post and stagger them like a brick wall if your using new sleepers fix through the back of the post and put a shim between each sleeper to allow water out
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Lots of clips on you tube
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Tomases panels and profiles leominster google them
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How many times have we been here the pros of bags are obvious all the big merchants I know use bags coincidence I think not
