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Old Lands

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  1. Got an 8” WPF Peterson with less hours and a lower asking price.
  2. Sent you a message.
  3. I know that Lucas mill, had a lot of new parts thrown at it about 10years ago. Should be a good mill for someone.
  4. Does it have to be a Lucas? Might know of a Peterson for sale.
  5. Hi FlyingAlbatross, have you got something sorted? I’m just up the road towards Abergavenny with a mill.
  6. kerryp what size is your oak and does it still need cutting? I have a Peterson WPF and can get to Carmarthen easily enough.
  7. If you don't mind me asking, what are you intending to do with the Lumbermate, would you be selling it?
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    <p>Hi Kav,</p>

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    <p>Simon here with the Lucas mill (sold!) over by Monmouth......just wondering about timber trailers and remembered you had one from Killworths. How you getting on with it, any good/bad points?</p>

    <p> </p>

    <p>Cheers, Simon</p>

     

  9. What tractor and size trailer is that then HertsWood? It looks a good fit.
  10. Didn't that one sell last year from somewhere in Powys, this time round it's in Barnsley. Loads of scams like this on eBay, I suppose they hope someone will pay up front without inspecting it and for it to be 'delivered'?
  11. Thanks for letting us know how the trailer is going. My experience with quads is similar, I've always taken it is because they are light in weight and not designed to have much of a footprint, so towing any weight will be awkward unless mostly flat/dry/smooth. It's surprising what they will shift though, I've used a 750 Kingquad with a log arch and moved 16" 12' logs with ease. Getting going on the flat and then hitting the rough stuff or gradient is as you say often the key.
  12. Another vote for Unipower. They also have online parts diagrams.
  13. Yep, just by Monmouth.
  14. Let us all know how you get on with it fen. Whereabouts in the Forest are you?
  15. [ame] [/ame] Another similar trailer being used. I wonder what he would have shifted without his mate and the winch?

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