Pinkfoot
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It can go in the kiln to dry the rest of it or sell it ,as you say.
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Don't know how you boys do it, but the bloke with the processor said there was 15 grands worth there too. There is a bit more than that in the pictures . I have enough bags to fill and intend to air dry them and kiln dry them in the autumn to finish them off.
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That is another option Mrs Tumpy. Thanks.
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Will have to look more into that.
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..sell the chip for smoking
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Cheers mate. Looks like I had the answer all along. I spoke with a fella who has just bought a Farmi and said he would hire it for £200 a day if I helped him. He was not sure how long it would take though. If it can be done in four days, it has to be a bargain . Will have a look at Steve too. I can cut it up ready for him if it would save time ,even though it would mean double handling.
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Can lay my hands on a tractor , have a MF 30 E and a 22 ton splitter that is a bit tedious. Also have a Polish screw splitter that I destroyed but can be repaired. I think the wedge was incorrectly installed . There is a fair bit of wood there ,more than in the photo.Could be as much as 100 cube.
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All options considered Bob.
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Not sure Jon , but you can lift the rear off the ground easily.
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Bit wet for that... I have a match for you...
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Forgot pictures !
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Would a processor handle this lot? Or how would you approach it?
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I like the Michelin because of the really stiff sidewall , they can run very low pressures without showing it
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There you go mate.
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Bit far for me. Am over Wisbech way.
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All the best mate
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None on my phone John , I will put some up for you . Got the Fenland Wildfowlers AGM tomorrow, so it may be Sunday before I stand agin her again
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I have one of them there yellow 30 E things. Mine is a Tractaire with no three point linkage and a front loader. Mine is light on the back end a struggles for grip even with ballasted rear tyres.Needs weight on the back really. Don't know about the oil flow for a splitter but the loader is pretty powerful .
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Thank you Cod .
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Thank you for your replies. I had a set of five from a mate ,with wolf wheels , for £350 . They were on my Hicap when she got chored , so I want some more but they seem expensive . Seems like I had a good deal and did not know it
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While I don't rate current Navaras' I have to say their customer service has been very good with my Boss and his two trucks. He also has a crashguy, which has been excellent.
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Does anyone know the best place to get these from? I like this combination on my 110.
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Stolen mitsubishi shogun 3.2 commercial
Pinkfoot replied to garth mc garth's topic in Stolen Equipment
Would be nice but carts don't explode. The plastic melts , powder burns then the cap goes off. Just fire and noise. Pity . Sounds like they burnt it because it did not run -
All the best mate.
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Provided these trees are "cherry plum " , then they are tough and will be fine and regrow . As others have said , leave them for now and see what they do. Replanting may give you problems with soil deficiency from a plant already having used that area.
