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Mortimer Firewood

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  1. Fair play nice vid.
  2. That needs a window knife unless it's designed for breaking it down
  3. It's not all about money. I've chased money all my life driving miles to get the best rates on the best jobs taking risks working all the hours possible. Last year I just forgot about money and did what I wanted to do making a reasonable wage and been happy is more important
  4. I no of a firewood kilning operation that started out on grants with oil fired kils with the oil tanks on top of the kilns they passed there HS audit every year. Log burner in a container seems safe enough to me
  5. Prices vary across the country I payed £29 a tonne road side for scots and larch before Christmas and since then paid £44 in the yard Ask what the road side price is
  6. Let us know how you get on with it keep thinking of chopping it in bit if it ain't broke don't fix it.
  7. Have you not got one of the Riko splitters
  8. Nice job
  9. I had many a crafty fag under that tree as a child while at school up the road.
  10. You have an over eager one and I've got one that can't get his sorry ass out of bed in the morning. Which is worse?
  11. Sorry to say this but a lot of the people locally that have second homes here and one in London. Time will tell I hope there wrong. The world economy is slowing down just look at fuel prices no demand = poor economy please correct me if I'm wrong?
  12. We supply a few stove shops with logs to keep there display log burners going there as busy as ever.
  13. Pass him the saw and tell him to crack on.
  14. Log merchant no beer money brigade yes and from what i see will pay stupid money for low grade wood
  15. What difference does it make if it's been felled or dismantled if there's a piece of timber in there that looks worthy of going through a mill it's going to get saved. I did a job on a caravan park yesterday and a chainsaw carver wanted the main trunk in one piece and that's how he had it tree dismantled trunk dropped. Location wire fences or how it's been done make no difference in my eyes:001_smile:
  16. Can't they be over tightened when reassembled. Sounds like that's what's happened in your case with it failing so quickly and garage been so quick to replace it with out fuss.
  17. It's a wire fence how is it going to damage it.
  18. What does it matter
  19. My advice would be walk away sounds like a whole load of trouble waiting to happen. He is a landowner knows what things cost and won't cough up a grand:lol:
  20. Can they not be dismantled.
  21. I wish I had a loader worth 30 k Jon doubt I would get £30 for mine
  22. I don't have a pop up so would need to buy one then buy your weights then sell the curtain sider.
  23. I'll stick with the curtain sider
  24. How do you hold I down?
  25. Old curtain sider open curtain process shut curtain safe and dry plus the added bonuses of pick it up and move it. Simples

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