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Mortimer Firewood

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  1. I can do you 200 nets of ash hornbeam oak or larch give us a ring I'm on the welsh borders of Herefordshire
  2. Mine must deserve winning the lottery for putting up with me.
  3. I was browsing in there in the morning and saw the letters of the model with what I thought was a Honda engine I'm sure there Honda dealers I'll check and come back to you.
  4. Alder and ash should be about the same for drying/ seasoning are the as logs bigger by any chance?
  5. I completely agree with you, my mrs went back to work after she had recovered from having our son after 12 weeks she had enough and packed it in. What's the secret to 20 years of breakfast in bed as I think that would pushing it a little bit for my other half
  6. Think you may need the gas axe on that one
  7. 4 children has got to be a full time job if not more
  8. Our local suppliers have the Honda ev2000 for £365 at the moment
  9. Take no notice mate he's a mug
  10. 23 million tonnes give or take a few when can you deliver and by what method
  11. Could do with some snow to get it moving again it's died off this week 3 cube tomorrow 2.7 sat. I'm not holding my breath
  12. 6 inch nail with type 2 washer is what we use how many square meters are you talking. If it's big area and you can hammer it down you will make money if I it's little beds with shaped edges your on to a looser. How much are you paying for the membrane?
  13. Joes your man explain to Ricard in the office he will sort it very helpfull firm
  14. No they have habitat piles all over the place Starting with about a gazillion ton of chestnut. It's economics Jon getting the mill grade stuff out ASAP They went through 3 years ago took all the big oak out and sold it to Vastons then put a new licence in to fell everything but the big stuff in Put it simply they have taken the lot FC is a joke
  15. Really there cutting 76 acres behind me and what they have left as waste is truly awful tops 6 inch down just left lots of it everywhere
  16. What are they going to be used for?
  17. They move up and down the bed to even weight out
  18. Ash bark goes from brown to off grey as it matures gots loads of ash in the yard with a variety of characteristics
  19. Deffo ash if your felling ones on the side of a field with a lean put a ratchet strap on them 18 inchs above the gob. Had a big un do it split out as the bar had not gone through. Limes like splitting out aswell.
  20. Like all the other cold snaps that were predicted for this winter it all just probably turn to just below average temp.
  21. Get some mesh on the trailer and a gate in the middle . Tip first load then lower open gate to let the load spread out or it's a pig to tow. I must get round to getting a crane sorted
  22. I would guess single can with raised sides
  23. It's going to be - 15 and 2 ft of snow the old bloke on the hill can tell by a tingle in his left nostril and the squirrels are walking round in thermals
  24. I can get 6 cube loose 2 compartments with 3 in each and then one in the truck or a loose cube in each compartment with a bag on top

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