FJMatt

Thought it looked big, so took a picture 

It's same belting as used on round balers and loads of other things they sell it on eBay buy the meter, you can get joiners on there as well 

I know what you mean, my Facebook skills are limited! 

But no it cost me nothing, just put it on my page and asked people to share it, 

Give it a go, let's know how you get on,

Not sure about arbjobs or the other one

But I used to find it difficult to find lads, until I put an add on Facebook,

put an add on one night at half nine, by eleven I had  four messages, by twelve the next morning I had to take it off as I had that many enquiries, I had five lad's ring in my own village and one came and knocked on door, he got taken on that day 

Mk2 Rs 2000

That didn't take long

Nope 

Who can tell me what mine is?? 

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45 x 60 kiln dried hardwood £3.00 wholesale 

What about mobile devices, never use laptop 

I'll keep you posted, 

Last thing I heard was customers where getting intouch to say the Bsl number was no longer recognised when applying for RHi 

How do you know when someone is online, beforehand the little circle used to light up 

2 hours ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

Makes sense!

 

good question. 

 

Id doubt that the "system" is intelligent enough to match customer declarations of fuel purchased and used to supplier records of fuel supplied. May be wrong, but if I were a betting man...

 

I don't even know of any users that have been audited yet. 

 

Have you you tried phoning the helpline to clarify?

 

This is what started it, mate had been audited 

He sells both biomass (ready to burn)

And loads of timber for people to cut up

Bsl number on invoice, some customers had been using his number and passing it off as there own 

Could be tricky one 

Talking to a friend the other day about the Bsl charges and what was to stop anybody using our Bsl numbers even though they may have only bought a small amount of firewood to obtain the number then carry on using it claim RHi while using there own timber 

Then I enter my tonnage to Bsl , pay what's owed only to find it doesn't match with the RHi claimed amount 

Hope that makes sense 

Cheers 

I've changed mine at least four times since yesterday it's much easier than before, 

Pity it's so small you can't see it 

48 minutes ago, WesD said:

Pretty sure it says fjmatt under the thread title with the number of responses and how long ago the last post was made.

I can't even find that page, all I can see is

Shame you can't see who posted last, without looking at the actual post, then it doesn't show area or long they have been a member 

Spuds your man,

He did my 365xp to a 372, I think he had to change intake boot to match new cylinder, it goes like a train

Give him a shout

I use a bar rail closer

If chain is bottoming out, I run a 1.5 mm slitting disc down between guide rails before pinching them in

Then put spirit level across rails and square them up

I've been doing this for processor for a few years using old bars up

There is no way in 20yr he has not found a reliable supplier, there are probably more kiln dried firewood produces in the UK that at any time in history.

The competition in the firewood industry is so fierce that anyone trying to sell a substandard product is destined for failure and the sooner the better,

( because I really have nothing better to do with my time )

Now we're getting nearer the truth

 

It's all too cloak and daggers for me.

Exactly it's a wined up

Very interesting post,

As someone who has been selling firewood for over 20yr

I find it hard to believe that in all that time you still haven't found a reliable supplier,

Where are you based, have you always lived in the same area,

I believe you have came to the right forum to find what you've been looking for,

so why not give someone a chance to prove it.

Tip the bag's out and open as many vents as you've got.

Airflow no1