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  1. GarethM
    Whilst I agree both sides are to a degree at fault, a haulage firm is just that. They generally don't do any loading, unless you can put it on or drive it on for them. Obviously a picture would help everyone all round, including the haulage firms as we can't really comment without knowing it's size and weight
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    As coppice says, best to split logs down into much smaller pieces to start the fire. Learning how to build a fire takes time & experience, people just assume a log will turn into a roaring forest fire. Kindling plus a log split into pieces a little larger than kindling, then slightly larger until there is a good ember layer for your larger logs. Even then just because it's a log size doesn't mean you shouldn't split it smaller.
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    Employ a builder to remove existing fireplace and get an installer to fit it legally in a modified position 2. Plus position 2 will need a register plate to allow service and cleaning. Installation isn't just about the flue, its also about fresh air and not dying due to a bad installation either through carbon monoxide or burning the house down and not being able to claim a penny. I should also add, don't email installers. Speak to one and get them in to have a look.
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    The BBC are the only ones responsible for their own destruction. ITV won't be far behind, hiring Peston was a harbinger of doom.
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    Generally there is realistic expectations your home insurance would cover this, but always best to check the extent of the cover or highlight it as you would for a garage or summer house.
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    When I did a lot of pallet burning the best thing was to buy a decent Hitachi reciprocating saw with 100mm blades as your only cutting one side at a time. Stack them up and using the end of the saw cut the rails apart, flip over and repeat. If you're doing it right a whole pallet took less than two minutes including flipping over and cutting away the blocks. I burned that many I even bought a carpentry vacuum to make sawdust collecting easy.
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    Ok, it's just a hydraulic shuttle with solenoids at either end. They can get blocked internally, but it's usually rare as it's a sealed system. Have you adjusted as per page 14 ?. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://melit.ee/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/EN-HF260-EM-03487230-1.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwj6hufhrsf6AhVDgv0HHYocDGYQFnoECCEQAQ&usg=AOvVaw31OVzVgzVOZBLMAUBuJ8F4
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    Why do I have images of him climbing trees Fred dibnah style using just the one ladder and a rope.
  9. GarethM
    Having repaired a lot of tractors over the years, I've learnt to always start at the simple things as they're usually also the cheapest 🙂. Was the hydraulic block OEM aswell, just thinking if the port opens to feed oil to the roller is the return pipe from the roller able to feedback the oil to the tank ?. As both rollers are connected together, one solenoid directs oil in, the other solenoid should direct oil out. Hydraulics are a hard subject to describe.
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    The not reloading thing is similar to the log gasification boilers, they want it burning hard and smoke free. A 5kw stove burns what 1kg per hour approximately
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    I dream of a day when I can have a woodchip boiler and chip/shaft shred anything else. Ah the dream that never seems to arrive.
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    Dumb thought, is it getting enough power via the trailer lights plug ?. As I guess you need to leave your lights running whenever chipping.
  13. GarethM
    What was it Churchill said, democracy is the worst form of government – except for all the others that have been tried.
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    Are you sure it isn't you?, It could be a clone from before you started wearing the hat!
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    He probably thought it had an expiration date
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    Couldn't be worse than anything Gordon brown did, deliver a budget headline and you have to spend a week reading the blurb to find out how hard you were being gently romanced from behind!.
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    Was the pump you got from farmi ?. Plus, forgive the stupid question but you are running it at 1000 on the PTO. I've a pto TP chipper, you do occasionally hitch up and forget to use the right speed.
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    Is the rabbi in the middle in that particular scenario?. Whilst the chicken is probably kosher, does anything need to be done about the glow stick providing it's not on a Friday?
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    Can you fire it up without the stress control and power the hydraulic solenoid valve directly ?. Just thinking it might not be getting full voltage to the solenoid from the new stress control box, if you can it rules out faulty solenoid, low pressure pump or dirt in the system. Don't know if they have a hydraulic filter, if that's been changed and did you use the correct micron size.
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    Grinder ?
  21. GarethM
    I'm using the same where has it worked argument, we all know we are all royally up a creek regardless.
  22. GarethM
    You could use the same argument these socialist communist types who continually argue it's better than capitalism.
  23. GarethM
    It's one of those questions that need answering. A return to old financial values, I'm not a beating the drum nationalise everything type. But surely if the trains for example are back in public ownership, allow it to run as a private company and allow it to invest in say other infrastructure and slowly buy back say the water companies etc.
  24. GarethM
    As a farmer, unless it's unused shed space I would suggest asking about outside space for a shipping container. Simple, secure and movable if things don't work out.
  25. GarethM
    It wouldn't be a surprise if it's USA or Australian coal.

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