FJMatt

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I just need to sort out a 12V/6 PORT valve for a 3rd service for a log beak or timber grab to the front,

An, cough, cough, an a wee weight block for the back(cos quite a fast powerful loader)[/quote]

Tidy machine.

I got a timber grab of m large for skidsteer fits on pallet forks

Got them to send a 12V 6 port valve, it's a Flowfit

Snap

Producer / trader £7.50

Looks like been removed now

It's worse, it's been sold

Hope nobody sends payment, without looking

Just a warning to any arbtalk members

Item no 332082705152

2008 Gehl 4046 dxt

Penzance Cornwall

Reported this to ebay twice

Definitely scam as the real machine is in my shed

Dry rings first,

It won't dry well in nets and can go mouldy if stored,

If you dry it in nets the wood will shrink and you'll never end up with soft nets

Just a thought on the tonnage charge,

As most of my customers are trade, I would be charged 9p per ton,

Then if they are also registered as a trader, would they also be charged another 9p for the same timber??

Just a thought

It's extremely irritating that they can change the terms without you being able to do much about it. Unfortunately we have no choice but to stay on since we supply ourselves and 2 of our bigger customers but instead of selling everything as BSL we'll just do the bare minimum and carry on as before.

Same here, as I am my own biggest customer, from today all invoices will be sent without BSL numbers and only given if asked for, which will incur a small "administration charge "

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On one hand I travelled 2.5 hrs to see a skidsteer to find out it was a scam

On the other I bought a second hand industrial sucker blower for sawdust, just last week delivered in 48 hrs

Tote bag frames to sell on eBay, unfortunately to far away from me, Huntingdon item no 282235895735

A round silage bale on the front of a 3000 would be asking for trouble anyway! We've got one and I'm sure the loader would physically lift, but I doubt the bale would leave the floor (the rear wheels would come up first!).

that's why they used to snap!

4100 had same front axle as a 3000 and the back end of a 4600,

They were worse

We once snapped 4610 4wd with trima loader, brand new, only was in yard 2 hour's, old tractor hadn't even got back to dealers yard,

power steering will be good £2000 to£3500

Spot on with price

Be careful with front loaders, as 2000,3000,3600

Have a cast front axle which was prone to snap with heavy weight, (round silage bales)

The 4000, 4600 etc had heavier front axle,

Apart from that there spot on, I have a 3000 on processor goes great

Frank Mattocks kindling over in Cumbria. Top bloke, top product.

Do a search on Facebook for his page.

 

 

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Thanks Steve,

good to hear your pleased with them.

Plenty kindling ready to pick up John , just give me a shout

Frank

Owainlogs are right

Here's one off my 37x

Remember remember the 5th of November :-D

Spot on william

Larch logs £45+vat @ ton delivered

PM sent

As above

I had a good commercial order through it this week,

Also it gives potential customers a little insight into the scale of your business

Never used this company, but had an email from them. Similar to Flamers.

 

No1 Natural Fire lighters

I got a email off them the other day, never delt with them though

I think it depends, a few years back I used to use the smaller version of the 400 the splitta 360

I have a 360 without the infeed conveyor, do think the conveyor is worth the extra cash

Cheers

I've had them blow before,

I blamed last one on lads not clearing blockage, making relief valve blow off for to long

Getting back on with logs I've had piled up sine the start of the year, just want it out of the way now, as for processing with me dalen2054 I haven't used it in like 3weeks as haven't has the wood to put through it, literally been all 2ft rings I've got to split!!

Any chance of putting a video of your dalen working, William, I would rather watch a real machine working than a promotional vid

They seem good value

Cheers Frank

That's a conclusion I came to also JustMe, figured I'd throw it out there to get other views in case I'd missed something though.

I would keep it quiet,

I use to be able to buy offcuts by the artic Tipper load, until the big biomass plants started running

Last load was in 2007 can't get them now

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Pricing is another matter entirely, one bag yields £170 worth of netted kindling at my wholesale price.

Thoughts please folks...[/quote]

That would depend on your bag size and the price you charge per bag