briquette_seller

Those stacks are nothing compared to my Posch Packfix nets.

Did fresh cut Birch and Sycamore at the start of the year.

They look rather drunk.

I will get a picture, so you can laugh

£20 each down here. 3 times the price of bags but should last at least 3 times as long.

£35 up here

They do say the Scottish are tight:001_rolleyes:

£110 ex VAT?

I guess £50?

Think Eco Angus have prices on their website, or try ebay

Wind and rain. Stinks.

Arent IBC's reet expensive?

Nothing is safe anymore.

Skum.

Bin is 2.4 m and the elevator I'm looking at 33 ft (9.5m) but I wanted someone with experience of trying one before committing to it e.g. they may be prone to sawdust jamming them.

I used to put fine wood chip and sawdust up a similar type of elevator, forget the brand, but never caused me any bother

Pretty sure someone else asked this, not that long ago.

Not that my comment helps you, but maybe worth a search

Has anyone tried a fysons potato elevator with logs? If so any problems as I want something to load bins

I dont see why it wouldnt work.

How longs the belt, and how high is the bin?

Just hire a chipper in, and chip the lot.

Farmers round here pay £100 a tonne for wood chip for there boilers.

Getting it chipped will cost you less than £10 a tonne

Bosh, job done

Ps we have log cleaner on ours

Lets see your log cleaner, and does it work well?

Just realised the Pilke is only 4m long.

Trailer I was filling was 2.7m tall.

I'd imagine you could fill at least a 3m tall trailer with a 5m belt

I've done it with a Pilke 1x42, it worked, but the belt was steep, and you do get a lot rolling back, trying to take you out.

Ideally you'd want a longer belt, or lower trailer.

Stack in the field, leave it to dry for a few months, and chip on a dry day, then dry store it once its chipped.

I was out and neighbour called me and said you gotta delivery is it ok to leave it in the normal place and this is what arrived :thumbup1:

7 saws, one for every day of the week, i like your style

Bought fully vented bulk bags from SG Baker, for the first time.

I was impressed to be honest.

Always been a fan of spud boxes, but as said, they are a time waster emptying the logs from them to bags

Excuse my ignorance: what are pack fix nets?

Posch Packfix.

Look it up on youtube

We all think about the same thing then logs only go mouldy in bags if there rain wet when they go in.

 

Most of the merchants round here are selling 0.7as a cube so when we rock up with our cube bag there a customer for life

 

Cpc tacho I'll come back to that .... Not

 

How do you empty the pack fix nets

Emptying pack fix nets is a grade A munt.

It does my nut in, and makes me turn green and angry.

Brilliant for drying the logs though.

Better than boxes and vented bags.

Beautiful clear skies here in NE Scotland. It went cold for a while when the sun was covered.

Fair stick that

Looks good

Had the same problem, but the knife broke in half, and caused devastation.

Genuine parts too.

Couldn't of done it better myself