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    We having been processing 75-100t per year of mainly oversize oak for the last 10 years into billets and then through a saw, but recently more and more of the timber we have been getting in has been under 14" ash and birch so we are now looking for a small, cheapish processor to go alongside. I have seen a 1998 palax 600 for sale in our budget which seems ok but i am concerned about the age of the machine, is there likely to be life left in it or am i better off buying a newer/ more expensive machine? All advice appreciated Jack
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    Hi, We stock reclaimed telegraph poles. Home Sussex Oak and Restoration Materials 01273 517013 Thanks Jack
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    Hi Craig, The osmo oil is very good, initial coat will last between 2-3 years dependant on exposure. Make sure the windows are sanded first, and get a nice even coat, either by spraying or foam roller/brush. However the Fiddes Exterior high build wood oil is exactly the same product for less money.
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    Oxalic acid will remove it, dilute some in water and wipe on, wait 10 mins then wash off
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    Hi, We would be interested in at least 4 loads, what sort of price are you looking for? Thanks Jack

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