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Boy English

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    Fishing - buying rusty things

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  1. If I find another on my travels I’ll give you a shout [emoji106]
  2. Stenner vxj 42, tbh we struggle with the first cut at anything in the 1m range as have to manhandle it on the bench.. If he’s interested feel free to pass my number on though 01760 755624 [emoji106]
  3. Here’s my mobile one, you can take the axles off for running over a pit but I would rather find another..
  4. Racksaw, 20ft tables would be great.. I’ve got a 42” mobile and after hunting for a new yard to operate it from I’ve got a barn with the pit / block work / gantry and motors still in place to run a static..
  5. Both sold, the dismantled one was a shame as it was only down the road and they let it go for £1000 in the end [emoji24]
  6. Cheers big j, i did see your thread on that one but thats far better than I’m after and somewhat out of my price range unfortunately ☹️.. Imagine the rusty old one that you would typically encounter hiding behind some trees covered by the remains of what looks abit like a shed, that’s more of where I’m aiming, hopefully abit better but along those lines [emoji106]
  7. New yard move in the near future and as such I’m looking for a stenner 48 (ideally) to work alongside my mobile one. should anyone know of one in need of a good home please give me a heads up. Not fussed about if it’s up and running, dismantled or not been fired up in 20yrs, Closer to Norfolk the better but happy to travel if needed, any info much appreciated [emoji106]
  8. F.C. chart is showing birch at 1.07 m3 per ton.. I would say alder was a very similar weight to fresh felled birch? Anyone able to confirm?
  9. Yes, stack calculation at 30 cube for example you would assume a weight of 18.07 ton.. That’s lighter than I was thinking, I normally buy per ton but have to deal on the meter with this one.
  10. Evening all, anyone able to give me an idea of m3 to ton on alder?
  11. One day i may feel the need to modernise but I'm working on the theory that if i keep running old gear at some point i can charge people to watch as some sort of classic working demonstration [emoji23]
  12. Ill get some pictures on the go once theres some paint on, were still in workshop mode but hopefully be ready for Monday [emoji51] I have a feeling theres going to be some late nights ahead !!

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