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    Just wondering what species this is ?
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    We are on our 2nd Dalen 2054 processor, I think for the money they have the best capacity for Large awkward timber. Click on YouTube and search timjmacx. they do have their faults, I think the general quality in our earlier machine was actually better than that in our newer machine, it's also a shame they don't do an integrated live log deck. have also tried Posch equipment and it's very well made
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    Cheers , might stick a bid on it. am in sw Scotland , not really sugar beet land !!
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    Anybody know where I could purchase an old sugar beet tumbler to use for cleaning firewood ?
  5. timjmac
    Hi, Looking to purchase a couple of oak posts, approx 12 foot long and 5 to 6. Inch square. Am in sw Scotland Thanks Tim
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    From experience over the years selling firewood ,a lot of customers burn wood because of its green credentials, if they knew the real cost of kiln drying logs and chips there would be an uproar!
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    Interesting discussion! We have used Dalen processors for the last 10 yrs .http://youtu.be/IJIww6ufwmo We now run on 3 phase electric which is a lot cleaner and quieter. Many good points on the Dalen but I would say what it does lack is an integrated fully hydraulic deck and no hydraulic log holder.
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    Hi, anybody out there run one of these monsters ?
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    Good point, I have noticed some amazing prices compared to what I can charge , it's a similar story with firewood.
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    Thanks Alec, I see I'm going to have to find my measuring tape and calculator. Timjmac
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    Been in the firewood business for ten years now,and enjoy the benefits of a simple and transparent pricing structure( it keeps neighbours happy if they compare what they have paid for their logs) Always have a few milled boards available, however need some advice on how to price them. Many thanks, Timjmac.
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    Having run a Jotul stove for the last 20 years I have nothing but admiration for them. On the No3 which I have ,the side plates back plate and top baffle all require replacing every few years, they protect the cast iron outside of the stove.
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    You don't need planning for the most basic touring caravan site
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    <p>Hi Moray Logs,</p>

    <p>Apologies I haven't quite Figured out the message system. It's for wholesale use.</p>

    <p>Tim</p>

     

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    Hi, we updated our processor and now run it on 3 phase, there is no comparison, it's a much more pleasant operating experience, less noise, no fumes, every bit as much power, you also gain space where the tractor would have been sitting and it's easier to keep the processor clear of sawdust.
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    <p>Hi Would be interested in some kindling down to Newton Stewart.</p>

    <p>Tim,</p>

    <p>07748677452</p>

     

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    Hi, Interested in your. Business model, just wondering how the drying system works ? Tim:thumbup:
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    Am trying to set up a bay in a shed which will dry out loose split logs, they will be loose, not in bags pallets or crates, just shovelled in and out with tele handler, any suggestions welcome . Thanks.
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    cheap 4x4

    timjmac replied to polish pete's topic in Arb-Trucks

    My suggestion would be a swb shogun, incredibly comfortable and extremely nimble, we bought one recently taxed and mot for under a grand.
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    From my experience delivering logs, I would go for a lighter trailer than the galvanised ifor Williams, something with a single axle and aluminium sides, far easier to move around in awkward driveways and remember all your return journeys the trailer is empty anyway
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    Looking for couple thousand but only 4 or 5 hundred per delivery, so it might suit someone a bit closer geographically.
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    Hi, Looking to stock up on some nets of kindling, if anyone is interested in giving us a price, located at DG8 9NU. Thanks, Tim 07748677452
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    Good end to the season thanks to cold spell
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    Hi. Interested at DG 8 9 NU. Tim. 07748677452.
  25. timjmac
    Anybody tried one of these on a telehandler ?

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