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  1. SamWhiting12
    "I Sell Cheap" the fountain of all wood chopping knowledge, hope everyone has there notepads at the ready :001_tt2: Hows business I Sell Cheap, all good?
  2. SamWhiting12
    Your probably better off getting one of these, cheaper and safer. ABBEY PRO LOG Saw Horse With Chainsaw Clamp ((Limited Special Offer)) - Accessories/Lubricants Find Saw Horses Buy UK I have one and it was the best money I had ever spent on equipment.
  3. SamWhiting12
    Ive managed to split about 20 ton of oak with a maul and a roughneck wood grenade. But if the wood isn't straight then it becomes bit of a nightmare.
  4. SamWhiting12
    Would love to do something like that and you could use the same syndicate to buy in large amounts of timber rather than lots of people looking for smaller amounts. Good Idea!
  5. SamWhiting12
    Oppps wrong Isle hahaha
  6. SamWhiting12
    Windfall on here is a log supplier on the Isle of Man, try giving him a shout!
  7. SamWhiting12
    Where is the wood? Some people on here might take it away for you to for firewood.
  8. SamWhiting12
    Very true, but if I was to sell Laylandi there would be a large difference in price compared to the softwood I sell. Its one way of competing with the cheap firewood sellers though.
  9. SamWhiting12
    Good recycling :laugh1:
  10. SamWhiting12
    And don't forget that I Sell Cheap has taught us all how to use our moister meters as well, very nice of him :001_tt2:
  11. SamWhiting12
    Funny how "I Sell Cheap" disappears when he/she is asked about their setup! Would love to know
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    :thumbup1:
  13. SamWhiting12
    I've spoken to this guy in a show in the summer and he told me he has been selling hundreds of them. Good idea and is probably making him a fair bit of money too.
  14. SamWhiting12
    You can tell the log sales are going well at the minute as the Firewood Forum has gone relatively quite Jon :001_tt2:
  15. SamWhiting12
    On the other hand if you charge too much the council may well turn around and refuse to pay as you were never asked by them to do the work.
  16. SamWhiting12
    Agreed!
  17. SamWhiting12
    How much do the boxes cost and for what size? Thanks
  18. SamWhiting12
    I agree the first photo looks like birch and the second looks like alder or goats willow. TBH if your getting the wood for free I wouldn't worry whether they are good burners or not so long as its are well seasoned it'll will burn fine. Some wood you may have to top the stove up more often than others but that will be your only problem Sam
  19. SamWhiting12
    If they didn't have a chainsaw to take it down with how are they going to get it out the middle of the road haha!
  20. SamWhiting12
    Ah that's pretty cool. I haven't got the 550XP but looking to get one in the near future but didn't know whether to get the heated handle or not. But as you can turn it on a off then I think that would be a few extra quid well spent.
  21. SamWhiting12
    Sorry to go off thread a little but, can you turn the heated handle on and off or is it just permanently heated?
  22. SamWhiting12
    Had a reply from one company and even the cheapest system will still cost an arm and a leg to buy. Ive found a few weigh bridges around us so Ill just us them instead.
  23. SamWhiting12
    Get onto Stihl I would, with there meeting everyone before we sell you anything policy they might have something to say about it as it is all new kit.
  24. SamWhiting12
    Yer its great having them on the yard, not only does it stop people coming up on the yard but if anyone is close to fencing they will swamp them and make one hell of a racket. But they have got to be one of the most clumsy animals ever, they fall over there own feet
  25. SamWhiting12
    Yep it is, with something like 800kg payload

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