FJMatt

oregon part no https://www.newsawchains.co.uk/epages/es108227.sf/seceb473ed1af/?ObjectPath=/Shops/es108227_shop/Products/168SLGK095

yes its the bar , put a straight edge across the rails , see if there both the same height, also nip the bar in the vice as the rails can splay out ,

had a lad once who could wreck a bar every 25t by simply leaning on to hard ,

Ordered a barrel off Rye Oil this morning.

Thank you Jon

wheres the cheapest place to buy chain oil in 25L or 205L

how come? is that a law?

 

not being funny mate, just never heard of it before

 

ian

 

 

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Its not illegal to sell it but is illegal to sell treated timber to burn as it is teated with chromated copper arsenate As the name suggests it is a mixture of chromium, copper and arsenic, it imparts a greenish tint to the timber.

But when burnt toxic arsenic is released into the atmosphere and the ash from burnt CCA treated timber can contain up to 10 per cent (by weight) arsenic, chromium and copper.

so maybe give scaffold planks a miss

Well as the above says

What machines do you guys use for kindling new and old more interested in the older machines really

I run a kindlet

 

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Also have another machine that I believe to be extremely old but unsure I will have to take a photo though but would be interested to see what others use also to see if there is a sister for my other machine ?

 

Regards steve

P.s hope the pic attachment is right

I have had a kindlet with rota bagger 11 year no probs , what depth is the bagging tray on your picture ,? made one few year ago but never worked that well so took it off again ,looking at your picture i might have made the sides to high

heres an old advert you might find interesting

any pictures of logs?

are they new or old customers?

heres a picture of net for lewis

First load of kindling away for 2014/15 season

I bought one from Wales really efficient you could cut the fingers off both hands at the same time. Sold mine while I still had 10 fingers.

i use to have old 12bore cartridges shoved into the fingers of gloves!

Vintage wood kindling chopping machine, stationary engine load, kindling vice | eBay

i have one too, i once was told they were built in the train yards for the steam trains ,

wish i had a pound for every one whos asked "how much for't old stick chopper"

Weve got the posch cant speak highly enough of it, wouldnt even consider any of the others when we come to replace it!

if its that good why would you want to replace it

75% of 200ton = 150t of windblown timber, good dry windblow will weigh about 20ton a load thats 7 1/2 artic loads , no seasoning for 12 month , hardly any bark to tidy up,

simply log it up and wait until end of feb and just see what people will pay for 'rubbish'

worth a bomb [even without the paper chassers]

wish it was up here

couldnt get past,

Producers & Emissions.

anybody registered yet??

must be heavy , it's blown front tyre off !

Wood Heat Association (Welcome to The Wood Heat Association).

sounds to me like jobs for the boys, you pay us a membership fee and we'll come and inspect your business and tell you how to do it.

Like every other assurance scheme, not worth the paper there written on

could someone explain why there are some boilers rated at 5% while some are 20% Vat?

thanks

That new holland looks ok.

 

Thing with Valtra/valmet is they have the forest ground clearance. Their forestry pedigree also means they hold their value very very well. Hence the 8150 with 10,400 hours on Arbtrader for 18k.

i thought of the tm classic as it doesnt have the electric gizmos, which will go wrong with age

but i would have to admit the valmet is built different and are better suited to forestry

we also have a new holland tvt 155 which was originaly built by styer in austria for new holland and the build is very similar to valtra , if you look underneath theres a 3/4 length skid of 1" steel , no pipes/ wires to catch ,

What bothers me is that farmers/landowners will strip out every tree for biomass cash.....

 

Not just from woods but also from verges, field edges , odd corners etc

 

Every tree will have a price on its head....

Doubtful , as the entry level stewardship subsidy is payed on a points basis , trees are worth points,

a tree growing in the middle of a field is worth more than one in a hedge and so on

if you dont have plenty points you can let trees grow on, have a look at the road side hedges and you can often see sapplings left to grow

,on what would otherwise be a table top hedge

thank you for answering my question.

what about new holland tm125 or tm130 classic,

NH TM 125 sales

Inspired by an earlier thread regarding the future of firewood sales in the UK, I wonder if there is a tendency here for firewood merchants to dwell only on Winter to Winter sales; hoping that they have enough firewood to meet their local supply demand for the incoming winter?

 

I would be interested in the views of suppliers/wholesalers who look forward, say 5 years or more, to having enough split firewood, either seasoned or kiln dried, to be able to remain in the market.

 

My own view is that governments will eventually bring in enough legislation (probably forced by Brussels), to exclude most of the contributers to this website!

 

My belief is:- We are a sideline to these government issues which seem to somehow enforce legislation upon us. We will only last so long before conglamorates dictate how we operate. Yes, I feel our days are numbered and so we should appreciate what we have at the moment.

 

Is it time that we should "look after ourselves for 'at least' the next five years?

 

Food for thought.

 

Stephen

 

Grow and Harvest whilst you can. I am:blushing:

Just out of interest, how long have you been doing it for?

no trees left round me , cut them all up and sold the lot

proper job