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Advice on price to fell and burn 100 Lawsons
Bearded Munch replied to dave28's topic in General chat
Never seen one ( except on telly) but would a Harvester and chainsaw work, only take a few days. -
When I worked in an estate sawmill many years ago (late 70s) we creosoted our fencing stakes by putting them in a cradle then into a big tank full of the horrible black stuff and then lit a fire below the tank and boil it in for the day, of course you would be splashed by the creosote and going home on the bus nobody would sit near you and complain about the smell.
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Been there done that lost the nail a bit later some blue air at the time and very sore.
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When wood is wet or green, it will need air circulation to allow it to dry. Sometimes wood will dry faster outside, especially if the weather is sunny and dry. If you stack it under a cover or in a shed, make sure it has plenty of air circulation. Firewood logs can dry indoors but it may not dry as fast as it would if it was outside in the sun.Stacking firewood logs is more work than just throwing it in a pile, but there are advantages to stacking it and it may be worth the extra work. Stacked wood take up less space and also can position the logs so they get better air circulation and dry faster. When stacking wet or green wood it will dry faster if you allow open space on both sides of the stack. If you stack it against a flat surface, such as a wall, fence or another stack, keep at least a few inches of space for air to circulate between the stack and the surface
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A little film that was made by the council I work for.
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The Green mile or the well played Robin hood prince of thieves that my cousin Pen Densham wrote and produced.
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Nothing to lose, Tim Robbins and Martin Lawrence, Payback with Mel Gibson.
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I gave my aladdin flask screw top a good clean and now it leaks, I e-mailed Aladdin and they looked into the model and now it's to old for spares, as it has been the best I have had for keeping hot I now put the cap in a plastic bag and tighten as usual my problem solved.
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7inches here in S Wales first time in the Iveco 4x4 in the snow trees down all over the place the van was a godsend.
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4 inches and counting now here in S Wales they are coming to get me in the 4x4 iveco(boo) no day off.
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3.5ton I believe
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They are good chippers as we had one for a few years till we had our 2002 timberwolf, 4000 seems a bit much as you can pick up newer ones for the same price.
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A nice ash stump.
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This is getting silly now, but the horse would probably not the the noise of the saw either.
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Can't you put a log/block on the table so the blade won't have to travel so far down.
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A bit of a holy ash the rot went down about 8ft.
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If you havn't done so check out Biertijd.com there are some great clips and stunning photo's on that site ( but don't look at the naughty girls).
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Recommended portable vice for sharpening
Bearded Munch replied to BeckyGardener's topic in General chat
We have one bolted to our chipper makes sharpening a lot easier. -
Sunset over Machen mountain Risca S Wales
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Logging with horses, can anyone advise me?
Bearded Munch replied to treejoe's topic in Horse Logging
I have never known a horse that can start the saw yet. -
Check the oil breather is loose and enough oil in there.
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Think about Pontypool park some crackers there to climb as you know, not sure about council permission but I could ask the grimes.
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Bad wind Martyn you must be talking about yourself ( or Lee )
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I think we are quite safe.
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Had one for over a year now and they do make a difference, also do a search on this site there is loads on them.
