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Looking to swap my virtully new posch kindling machine for a firewood processor, anyone Interested?

Regards

Sam

A reputable lincolnshire estate based near horncastle requires a self employed chainsaw operator with own transport, Ppe, saws, fuel, certification

Regular work and good pay for a hard working, organised and reliable person with a can do attitude

Please leave details or contact the number provided

Regards

07985 323 300

I'm looking to hire a large processor to attack my 200 ton stack of seasoned cord wood

I'm thinking along the lines of a binderberger type of machine, 20 inch plus job

After prices for a weeks hire please, accommodation available in the pub on the estate

Based near horncastle, Boston, Lincs

Any help appreciated

Regards, Sam

Hello chaps

I am after 250 tons of roadside softwood to dry and chip for my biomass boiler systems on the estate

It wants to be around lincolnshire or near bye

Kind regards Sam

Hello

I'm the head forester on a lincolnshire estate with large volumes of yew which will be scheduled to thin out or clear fell coupes and let regen, we have some large diameter, clean straight stems, I will be measuring some of the bigger butts this month to see exactly what we have

I'm looking for a reliable user who requires a steady supply and hopefully larger quantities so this can be added to the woodland management plan for the estate

Kind Regards, Sam

Hello chaps

I'm after waney edge oak boards

1 board 4000 long 400 wide and around 30 thick

2 boards 4000 long 600 wide and around 30 thick

Hope someone may be able to help, regards, Sam

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Hello

I have 3 large beech logs, over 4 foot diameter the butt log is, all 3 are in 8 foot lengths, some spalting and slight red/brown coloration in places, one very small area is soft but mainly good solid logs with a bit of character

Located just outside Newark, Nottinghamshire, would maybe suit a chainsaw Miller or a carver perhaps

Open to offers and thought its a shame to cut up for firewood when someone may be able to use them for a better purpose

kind regards

Hi chaps

I have found this fungi on an English oak on a survey, I thought it was chicken of the woods but am not sure? Any help identifying would be greatly appreciated

Kind Regards

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Hi guys, got roughly 20-25 pine stumps that need ripping out, felled higher to pull/dig them out on a golf course, the biggest is around 2 foot diameter and they are in the nottinghamshire area, anyone out there got some kit suitable and a price please? Im thinking digger or beefy hydraulic winch, any interest pm me, rgds

yeh got tickets

120 horse and 10 ton trailer

its our own kit, brand new trailer and roof mounted crane on a valtra

we are based in lincolnshire and willing to travel, young with 4 years experience working in the woods

nice one mate sounds interesting

looking for work for a decent setup, also seeking handcutting work, would appreciate contact with anyone looking for this setup, many thanks

thanks for all the advice here chaps, they will go in my first house thats my idea when im ready to buy, all the best, sam

thanks for that james, i want them for my first hoise thats my idea mate

hi guys, felled some yew logs around a year ago and have decided they would make nice floorboards as they are long, decent diameter and clean. it will be around a years time when i get a place to put the boards in and was wandering is there any way or the best way to get around the lack of seasoning milling wise? any help would be greatly appreciated, rgds, sam

hi guys, felled some yew logs around a year ago and have decided they would make nice floorboards as they are long, decent diameter and clean. it will be around a years time when i get a place to put the boards in and was wandering is there any way or the best way to get around the lack of seasoning milling wise? any help would be greatly appreciated, rgds, sam

hi there, im looking for a solid pro sugi bar, 68dl, .58 3/8 pitch for my 560xp, was wandering if you could help me please? cheers, sam

bore the gob and make your back cut slightly higher and you will have no bother

thanks alot for all your help guys, i will give it a try and let you know how it goes! cheers

forgot to mention, tried strong glue but the petrol just eats it away