Marc Lewis
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You could have the whole tree down and chipped for £300. Is the timber worth another £300 + profit?? Also with the weight distribution there is likely to be tension wood present.
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The 'm' of the 'tcm' is not marked on the saw itself. As dan says, see if it has adjustible carb.
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Do you cover your cordwood stacks /how high do you stack.
Marc Lewis replied to cessna's topic in Firewood forum
Do you mean a gap of 6ft between stacks cornish? -
All the chuck n duck chippers i have seen (only on you tube i might add), have all fed in at that ridiculous speed. I hear what you are saying about the flywheel and agree. I guess it depends on the size of the machine. I saw a 9" gravely get clogged up with the tail of someones rope and that stalled the machine.
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Google chuck and duck chipper
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Good point gg, never thought about advantages of cold starts, especially with these new (ish) auto tunes.
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CS30/31 - Recommended trainers within 30 miles of Exeter?
Marc Lewis replied to ccharlie's topic in Training & education
Hi-line do training -
Last nights curry
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Fair play mate. Got to have ambition.
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Fair enough. I am more of a kerrygold kinda guy anyhow.
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Probably safer there than back at the yard. Not dissing your yard securaty whatsoever.
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Whats up with lurpak?
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Don't forget the salted butter.
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I like most sandwich fillings, though for me its all about the bread. Got to be proper (not cheap white sliced).
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That husky sounds like it could be a good deal. If it was me, i would stick with husky or stihl. Lot of people raving about mitox, so mate bought mitox topper and it fell apart in no time. Also i find husky and stihl ergonomics are so much better. Good luck
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When it goes well it can be quite satisfying, when it doesn't, it can make you use language you never realised you knew.
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I am afraid no one on this site likes unimogs. Nice set of pics epic
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Gotta agree with that. Wedge it in door pocket, not ideal.
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I got a mate who soley grinds stumps, he has several machines which can get into all sorts of places. He is so quick and competitive i can if i wish make as much money on top of what he charges, because he has the machine to suit.
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I have had several of first pic type and no trouble so far. Usually lose split pin in no time when grounding the rear out, but thats just me. i don't like the thought of that happening on 2nd type.
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Yes, thats what i have always found jon. Yes nightmare orders haha
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Do you think so, because i have always found that the smaller the logs the more wood i get on the back. I shall have to experiment. I am quite happy to be wrong, would rather know the correct answer.
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Is vibration white finger related to grip?
Marc Lewis replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
Like you steve, i have a loose grip of the saw. I believe wf is brought on from having a tight grip but not entirely sure. Be interested in others opinions. -
Yes, more time consuming, more waste and they get more weight on their load due to less air space. I charge more for logs less than 8".
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Really like that photo
