Bennovet
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Tidying up offcuts after milling
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I have a client (i am a farm vet) who want to sell large quantity of seasoned firewood. Been dry stored for 2 years. Mix of soft and hardwood and even some kindling. Appr 100 boxes/bags PM for contact details.
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Picked up 462 last week with 20" es light bar! What a beast, it revs up sooo fast! Saves me lugging 260 and 076 into wood. Little private woodland that needs thinning. Also have 170 for small stuff.
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Got a Firebelly for single large glass door. Looks like open fire but with efficiancy of a stove, and no spitting on rug when burning softwood!
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@bustergasket. Windblown oak. Cut the small sticks for logburner in lounge. Should dry quick, southfacing and on a draft! Bigger stuff for log boiler in garage
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I did this yesterday, first time hobby milling. ! There are 2 mills within 10 miles.. Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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I probably have some big ones standing in forest. Marked to come down. Thinning 30% to get some light on the deck. Where are you? Should i take some pics? Difficultish site but I got saws, tractor, winch and grab. Just short of time to start felling. 50 oversized trees to come out. Mainly larch but also syc. I am in south west Shropshire Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Shropshire sheep are famous for not eating trees. Used around xmas trees plantations and vinyards Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Hilift had to be towed in on pontoon with dingy. Holiday home on private tiny island Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Does it have a multiple way head? 8 or 16? Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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1111 640 2007 is the 3/8 8t one I think Sent from my iPad using Arbtalk
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The sprocket has on it: 1111 / 02 404' Z7 thanks Dont know the part number for the 3/8 8tooth sprocket Sent from my iPad using Arbtalk
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Hi. Just after bit of advice. After just completing my tickets i keenly tackled my big saw for thorough service and tidy up. I have a 28" bar with semi chisel 404 chain on. Also bought a new 36" bar (duromatic)with 2 chains. Never knew about pitch then.. it now appears the 36" chain is 3/8! No wonder it ran a bit 'clumsy'. Need a new sprocket. Either a 7tooth 404 as on or get 8tooth 3/8 ..? Or both and change when changing bars..? Rest of clutch assembly is same I hope. Any advice/ideas much appreciated Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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I have tried running with a flue stat. Problem is that the the flue temp is only about 50C when operating. I have a log gassification boiler. Tried to cut the pump out when fire out.. as the main water body is >80C it 'reheats' the boiler!! So doesnt work. The 3way laddomat is essential in the whole system though. Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Got 20 insides free to collect, would make 40 covers!! Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Also big bonus to have a use for 40odd plastic containers..! Cut easily with small chainsaw Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Drill 10mm holes each corner. 4 tie wraps. Job done! Cut ibc diagonal, 4" overhang each side. Will see how compares to log shed behind.. Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Bit of prep work Sent from my SM-A310F using Arbtalk mobile app
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Is one of these for hire yet in UK? With or without operator/crane? Got loads of 25" rings to get through (100t)
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Hi I justed posted my winch on arbtrader but the pics won't show, so try it here..
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Brexit done!
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here's bit of my setup. Major (1955) on new tyres, good for skidding. dubble drum ingland winch (3000) good for winching to grab. no anchor but high speed, even at tickover! A snatch block indeed essential! might sell Major if interested (as also got 5t uniforest on JD) good thing independent rear brakes as pulling wheelies is easiy done.. (cast iron front wheels but no additional weights on front. if too big/heavy just reduce the size of the tree! got two cables so still very swift job. agreed not safest, I operate the clutch from behind iso seat, easier and safer?
