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  1. briquette_seller
    How many bags do you get on your trailer? I can get 7 cube loose, or 3 bags. 7 cube can be split into 2 bays of 3.5 cube. 3.5 cube loose on the pick up, or 2 bags. The more the better
  2. briquette_seller
    True dat.
  3. briquette_seller
    Everyone been busy selling?
  4. briquette_seller
    How long is it? (the log deck)
  5. briquette_seller
    Maybe not the best pic, but you get the idea
  6. briquette_seller
    Hakki Pilke Hakkifeed 472 log deck I will have a pic on the computer somewhere, might take some time though.....
  7. briquette_seller
    Hakki Pilke Hakkifeed 472 log deck
  8. briquette_seller
    I think it was nearer 6, but don't remember for certain. It will last a life time though. I often work alone, so speeds things up alot.
  9. briquette_seller
    Oh you never stop. I have a 3 chain log deck, cost an arm and three legs, but wouldn't be without it. I can fit approx 6 or 7 cube on it. Mine isn't fixed to the ground, so if it gets a knock, if ducks you right up.
  10. briquette_seller
    Police round here have been targeting cars towing large trailers and doing them because there is an possibility to over load the car. Heard of a few guys getting done
  11. briquette_seller
    8 way split on an 800 log? That's alot of resplitting
  12. briquette_seller
    £55 for pulp? That's madness
  13. briquette_seller
    Busy arranging collection for tomorrow, thats why i was questioning the location. Didnt want to send pallet-line to the wrong place
  14. briquette_seller
    two that I saw were the RIKO & Ryetec, both from Yorkshire so even better. Arent RIKO from the bottom of the country?
  15. briquette_seller
    so <25%?
  16. briquette_seller
    I would say <25% is dry
  17. briquette_seller
    Why not use the pallet as a pallet?
  18. briquette_seller
    Very cost effective, especially if you buy in bulk, i.e a full pallet.
  19. briquette_seller
    Get it up off the deck and on some pallets, let the wind blow up. Birch rots quick sitting on the deck
  20. briquette_seller
    Carb rotten. Was petrol left on?
  21. briquette_seller
    I got square box section that fitted over the legs, welded a plate on the box section, and bolted that down to a concrete pad. Drilled through the box section and the leg, and stuck bolts threw. Never shifted in 3 years. I stiffened the back up as well by screwing 3 lengths of decking to the back wall. Think I cost £300ish, so didn't want it to blow away
  22. briquette_seller
    I used a 3m square pop up type gazebo tent for my f/w processor. It had removable sides, but left the back on. Was a god send on rainy days. I think it came from Dan Cover, google will lead the way.
  23. briquette_seller
    If you can get big butts, at the right price, why not look for a machine that can handle them more efficiently?
  24. briquette_seller
    I personally think, you will struggle to find cord that small, in large quantities, assuming you want to process/produce large quantities
  25. briquette_seller
    You need to source the timber, before looking for the machine. If you can only source big rings, there is no point in having a processor. Lots of different machines out there for dealing with lots of different types of timber.

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