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  1. william petts
    What is your force drying? Also i always believe it' worth trying to keep customers suppied than letting work go as they may find another supplier and not use you again
  2. william petts
    What is force drying? I always believe it'
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    Not been doing much processing lately, but did a few dumped loads of softwood this the other day, half of which was done using an axe!
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    We are in Hertfordshire, this morning was a harsh frost, the country roads leading to the farm were a little slippery with the ice aswell
  5. william petts
    Been chainsawing up a load of softwood to put through my processors splitter. Been getting some hard frosts each morning and I'm down South, so winter is certainly upon us, I personally can't wait!!
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    Been processing alot allot of oak over the weekend
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    How's everyone been getting on, nearly October, and we are pretty busy atm. Seems we are fast approaching the full firewood season!
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    No my machine doesn't, which is really helpful
  10. william petts
    Will you be splitting that fresh and wet oak straight into vented bags? If so how do u find oak seasoning in them,
  11. william petts
    This was a vif of it being used as a splitter only, splitting horrible arb rings.
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    Ive processed a lot of wood like that with my dalen 2054. It has a nice large infeed area can cut 18inch diameter and is a nice simple machine. Are you looking to buy new or second hand machine?
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    Hi all, the indeed conveyor belt had come/torn apart from the join, it's the rubber type convey. Anyone know if it's repairable or if they are expensive to buy a new one. It's on my dalen 2054. I think you can see on this vid it started to come apart.
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    Love your Facebook page mate! I noticed on one the the vids part of your cord stack was covered by a tarpaulin. What's the reason for that and does it improve drying time if you covered the stack, or part of it atleast
  16. william petts
    We can supply firewood and kindling wholesale, and are not that far from you
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    I noticed on your first pic gdh, the huge stack of cord thar looks like its going on forever! Is it all yours and if so roughly hoe nuch do u have stacked up out of interest.
  18. william petts
    I bought 30 full vented bags at the start of the year with plan to fill them but having got round to it. Just wondering roughly how long does it take for the fresh logs cut straight into the bag to dry when left outside 2 high, any rough idea would be ideal.
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    Been doing bits and pieces, hope the link below works, finnished finished off the last of the logs that I had set aside for my processor, been stacked for around 7months, it's all mostly really seasoned and dry stuff!
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    Great pics Mate! Love to see this, looks like a nice organised tidy set up you have there in a relatively small area. How many cube do you have stored approximately
  22. william petts
    Nice! How are you getting on with it? What sorta output are you getting?
  23. william petts
    Haha, well it would be boring if it was all simple and easy!
  24. william petts
    I'm left handed use the chainsaw left handed, I play ally of cricket bowl left handed, bat right handed. When boxing lead with the left hand I think it's coz my left side is dominant this lead with that side
  25. william petts
    Do you use your drying sheds for barley to dry your logs?

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