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  1. woody3
    yes i can:001_rolleyes: from mill to pallet maker to manufacture to client. packaging/pallet returned to pallet maker for recycling i even know which wood it has come from:laugh1: but you know best:001_rolleyes:
  2. woody3
    most pallets are ht that i come across, most of the timber we use comes from mill waste, pallet grade timber the word treated seems to be misused i can spot if timber has got oil or paint on it:laugh1: all pallets are bad is simply not true
  3. woody3
    you have said kindling made from pallets is illegal, i say that's bollocks you have claimed this before (and been shown the law that says different) i would like to know why you think the legal advice that i have been is given is wrong ht pallets are fine for burning, if there is anything nasty they are marked mb, unmarked timber/packing is also ok for burning if you know different then please say:thumbup1:
  4. woody3
    £30 for softwood £40 for hardwood in the highlands
  5. woody3
    contact sepa or read about it on arbtalk when a member is done:001_rolleyes: but you know best:banghead:
  6. woody3
    clearly with your expertize you should already know? (that you claim i cant afford:laugh1:) EA have already had prosecutions, but with you been an expert no doubt you will be telling us yet again about a pellet firm that got done:001_rolleyes:
  7. woody3
    is that why after you got your ass kicked on gb forum you have not responded:confused1:
  8. woody3
    but no figures or facts to back up his claim? HT/KD pallet grade timber straight from the mill makes great kindling
  9. woody3
    yep perfectly legal to burn heat treated timber in a domestic stove
  10. woody3
    but its not illegal:001_rolleyes: just looking into a pallet chipper for domestic wood chip and while the grants are available you would be mad not too:lol:
  11. woody3
    so heat treated pallets are fine and Methyl Bromide treatment has been banned since 2010?
  12. woody3
    why can't you use pallet grade wood if untreated?
  13. woody3
    transport minster has already stated about dropping this red tape, the fact you can sit the same module again and again shows how ill thought out this scheme is. the exemption is clear, speak to your inspector for advice not a cpc training company
  14. woody3
    https://www.gov.uk/driver-certificate-of-professional-competence-cpc/when-you-dont-need-driver-cpc that will do me:thumbup1:
  15. woody3
    you only need cpc if driving is your main job:thumbup:
  16. woody3
    its some time since i looked into it:thumbup1: add a sleeper cab plus around a 8m flat bed you would be near 12m
  17. woody3
    i would think the only legal way to tow this is with a mini artic, the only time there has been an attempt at prosecution was Stirling council, the police dropped the case after pending 200k! give Astra Vehicle Technologies a call, they built the tractor units for the council
  18. woody3
    i think theirs a restriction on 7.5 tonne beds of around 8 metres?
  19. woody3
    a mini artic should tow this?
  20. woody3
    UK and abroad if carrying own goods.get a maintenance contract or letter of agreement with a garage for 12 week inspections
  21. woody3
    shipping container,cut a small hole in the top,fill it full of slurry, don't fit a padlock:thumbup1:
  22. woody3
    Armadilla
  23. woody3
    £1.70 per bag in the inverness area, have plenty of stock
  24. woody3
    there's only 3 types of men those that are Yorkshire men those that want to be Yorkshire men and those with no ambition at all
  25. woody3
    i wish they would ban all of these schemes, even wood mills are struggling for logs with the pushed up prices, free market:confused1:

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