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I believe this one has a normal blade rather than a Tungsten Tipped blade. Worth checking to see if the price they quote you is with a Tungsten blade upgrade. Also worth checking the number of drive belts and if the gearbox is steel or Aluminium.

 

Yes I am from Riko but I would like to think we have a better machine we can offer you.

We also have a special Arbtalk member price that should put a smile on your face! You can email the office at [email protected] or reply via Arbtalk.

Contacted your office yesterday, I wasn't quoted happy:hmpf:

Judging by it's performance I would say that's quite slow. I have one for sale in classified it will cut 12 inches in one cut and is much quicker.

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?

I believe this one has a normal blade rather than a Tungsten Tipped blade. Worth checking to see if the price they quote you is with a Tungsten blade upgrade. Also worth checking the number of drive belts and if the gearbox is steel or Aluminium.

 

Yes I am from Riko but I would like to think we have a better machine we can offer you.

We also have a special Arbtalk member price that should put a smile on your face! You can email the office at [email protected] or reply via Arbtalk.

PM sent

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]

Just been down there. Still going strong.

 

I got a copy of last year's pricelist and they have

 

Alnus Glutinosa 40-60 cm 36p

Alnus Cordata 60-90 cm 46p

Acer Campestre 60-90 cm 26p

All bare rooted, not sure of minimum quantities etc.

 

Hope this helps,

Tom

 

and yes, I can just see them from my house..........

thanks for taking time to go and check

were abouts are you

Near L'Derry

Alder it is then, can any members from Northern Ireland suggest a supplier?

BTW, You didn't mention how far into the future you want the firewood; remember the old addage about 'planting trees for your grandchildren'. I'm in my fifties, so giving up on planting anything slower growing than Ash.

I would like to start harvesting in say 15-20 years

Permanently wet?

Yes, currently has grass growing but too wet to drive a tractor through even in July/August

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?