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will2020

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    Eglinton Co L'Derry

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  1. McMichael

    I know the place well.... Good luck with the planting. Hopefully you will be making a few extra quid before long.

  2. will2020
    Contacted your office yesterday, I wasn't quoted happy:hmpf:
  3. will2020
    Yours looks good, but one of the reasons I was looking at the Rosselli was the blade was more confined unless actually cutting the log, what do you other guys think?
  4. will2020
    PM sent
  5. will2020
    Hi, Has any one used Rosselli / Oxdale Grizzly 700R PTO saw [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGFo_nx3lVg&feature=player_embedded]Oxdale Products - Circular Wood Saw - Log Splitter - YouTube[/ame]
  6. will2020
    thanks for taking time to go and check
  7. will2020

    I'm just outside Eglinton, I'm on here trying to find out the best trees to plant for a bit of future firewood. My dad has a farm which is mostly all let but few spots where I'm hoping to do some planting.

  8. McMichael

    Hi Will... Just wondering where your from.... Im originally a Limavady man.

  9. will2020
    Near L'Derry
  10. will2020
    Alder it is then, can any members from Northern Ireland suggest a supplier?
  11. will2020
    I would like to start harvesting in say 15-20 years
  12. will2020
    Yes, currently has grass growing but too wet to drive a tractor through even in July/August
  13. will2020
    Hi, As per title, suggestions on type of tree to plant. I'm looking plant around 2 acres of wet ground for future firewood. Some folk have suggested Ash, is this the best option?

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