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  1. Mortimer Firewood
    The only reason i buy graded is I've not got a 360 so pulling bits out with the loader is a pain in the arse. if i had a 360 id grade it out myself.
  2. Mortimer Firewood
    Yes why not then we can smuggle in loads of 362s and make a fortune we all have to come up with a better idea than swallowing them to come through customs. Then we could do the same with angle grinders cut off saws circular saws
  3. Mortimer Firewood
    This rebaud 550 is the sort of machine you would grow into after many years of selling firewood. Even then most of the guys i know have multiple machines usually two processors one for big stuff one for smaller. A good quality vertical and a big horizontal. Allso have you thought how your going to load it as if it eats it that quick a forklift is out and a sizeable 360 in more coin. Ive got most of what i need some of its old but its mine and works I've had to work to get it not through grants and was not born with a silver spoon in my chops.
  4. Mortimer Firewood
    So how you going to sell all these logs as if you work 100 days a year thats 10000 cube ?????????? A machine of that value can not be left idle. If you go contracting its going to be left with the big nasty stuff
  5. Mortimer Firewood
    Believe me I no the cutters where my cord comes from he's just bought a brand new harvester to stand alongside his 2011 one so ye TCD sod the cutter
  6. Mortimer Firewood
    If most of the cord you buy is green i would agree that 1.5 as an average is right. Try and leave the cord in the wood as long as pos. Anything thats cut by a harvester and had bark stripped would loose 10% of its weight in 3 months. Thats an extra 10% of cord hitting the deck in my yard. It amazes me how many people don't ask for a weight ticket mind you i learned the hard way.
  7. Mortimer Firewood
    Buying by volume has never appealed to me.Stacking a timber lorry is an art. Very easy to take up space. Buy by weight everyone nows where they are.
  8. Mortimer Firewood
    Bale squeeze is the way forward
  9. Mortimer Firewood
    How many blokes did you have on that?
  10. Mortimer Firewood
    Im with Cornish on this one why drill when you could just kill by soaking roots
  11. Mortimer Firewood
    Ive had a guts full of i phones never get a signal battery lasts 4 hrs[im on the phone a lot but still] love my mac and iPad My iPhone came to a sticky end today
  12. Mortimer Firewood
    If i but an arctic of pure ash and get less than 60 cube some ones going to answer why
  13. Mortimer Firewood
    Conversion rate for green beech is 1.4/1.5 if so never buy green beech
  14. Mortimer Firewood
    Don't want to alarm you but id be heading back to that chipper and stopping with it. Some one only needs an hiab and its gone:thumbdown:
  15. Mortimer Firewood
    Ive been quietly following this thread fair play Ian you have an eye for detail some nice looking work.
  16. Mortimer Firewood
    :lol:i:lol: Recently asked my brother to get the sprayer out and mix up some round up, the sprayer body is nearly clear when I looked at it it was like tea colour. Applied it to 120 m2 shrubs turf flowers the lot client phoned two day later and said it was ready for clearing it looked like somebody had been in with a flame thrower. Good job we took the top 12 inches of soil out. Years ago I sent a lad with as trimmer and did not have a spare can so I filled a 400ml Ribena bottle up with mix on its return it was somehow put behind my seat. On a really hot day my mrs took the biggest swig out of it lets just say she wasn't happy it took a few days for her to calm down:blushing:
  17. Mortimer Firewood
    Hope there's room for a 3rd
  18. Mortimer Firewood
    Backs killing me after planting 185 3 litre heathers 93 of those on a steep bank with a 5ft retaining wall. All top soil was removed yesterday and new applied all topped off with membrane and bark. My fingers got blister on from cutting geotextile. Worth it though
  19. Mortimer Firewood
    How big a patio
  20. Mortimer Firewood
    Theres only one thing shed be off loading and it aint logs
  21. Mortimer Firewood
    Lets just start with 7 one for every night of the week
  22. Mortimer Firewood
    Don't think your quite ready for that jon
  23. Mortimer Firewood
    Mind you could try and get a deal on a russian mail order bride at the same time
  24. Mortimer Firewood
    You picking me up then jon
  25. Mortimer Firewood
    Yep and i got crates of kd ash & hornbeam all uk grown where you based

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