Celtictimber
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Then I loaded it up again after lunch and had serious smoke for the first 45 mins as you can see from the first photo, temperatures was at 70 on reload. Second photo taken about 90 mins after - still smoking quite a bit
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Here's a few pictures of the boiler burning different stages this morning. Took your advise and burnt small off cuts and kept them below the secondary air valves heaped it up in the middle. Better but still a bit smokey. What's your thoughts?
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Hi Bob When you say tar do you mean like a black layer which tends to flake off on the inside for instance on the door. I'll take some pictures Thanks Grant
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Thanks Duffryn I'll give this a go over the next few days and let you know how it goes. Grant
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The boiler is heating a container which we use to dry beams and also heating our office building about 7 radiators
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Yea it's French beams felled probably two year ago however it's all been kiln dried
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Hi Duffryn Thanks for your input. When you say secondary air input are you talking about the two side boxes that the fan pushes air through? And then am I right in thinking that the primary air in put is the bigger box section running up the middle on the floor. Does anyone manage to burn these effectively without any smoke. It's quite odd some days it's smokes a lot and then others hardly not so much. Thanks Grant
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Thanks for your input. I'm burning kiln dried oak beam offcuts. Some days it smoke worse than others but even on the good days there always seem to be a constant small plume. Do you have a gf boiler yourself?
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Any one else on here have a glen farrow biomass log boiler find it very smokey or not. Let me know how you find your ours just seems to smoke 80% of the time. Thanks Grant
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Please pm if you have anything available.
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Yes that's the plan.
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Do you want to sell any or can you let me know where I can buy them please
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Any sizes considered really. I'm in Pembrokeshire but have transport around UK weekly. Thanks Grant
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Any one got any heavy duty stillages for sale. Pm if you have Thanks Grant
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Wanted - Windblown, fallen or felled trees for saw milling and/or firewood. Any species and amount considered. Also welcoming arb waste to be tipped at our site. Based in Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire Please pm me.
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Hi Mike Could you laser engrave full size oak barrels? Thanks Grant
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WANTED - Timber in round for Firewood
Celtictimber replied to Celtictimber's topic in Firewood forum
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We are in the process of sourcing a new mill. We currently have the Norwood HD36 and although it's a good mill it's not really quick enough or big enough for the way we're going. I've been looking at various makes and I'm curious on what other people's thoughts are. I'm wanting a 3phase fully hydraulic mill - have been looking at the woodmizers LT 70 but they are big money - has anyone got one of these? Also what's your thoughts on Trak met saws. Any advise is greatly appreciated Thanks Grant
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Hi There I'm looking for saw logs in Larch, Oak, Chestnut and Beech. They are for milling in to boards. Can arrange transport / public Weighbridge on site also. Based in Haverfordwest Pembrokeshire. Please let me know if you have any of the above available. Thanks Grant
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WANTED - Timber in round for Firewood
Celtictimber replied to Celtictimber's topic in Firewood forum
Messaged you thanks Jamie. -
WANTED - Timber in round for Firewood
Celtictimber replied to Celtictimber's topic in Firewood forum
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Looking to buy lorry loads of ideally hardwood timber in the round for firewood. Anything considered in West Wales area. Inbox me if you have anything available. Thanks Grant
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Thanks. Do you know where you can buy the above please? Anywhere online?
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What's the best type of treatment for this dreaded menace. Has anyone had good results of treating it?
