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  1. Rwhiteheadfirewood
    Hi there mikeyb have you any ibcs available at the moment
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    Sure it will have been asked before, but opinions please on best waterproof jacket and or trousers for firewood yard/fencing / say on big mower etc? Cheers lads and lasses
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    To be honest, I've just bought a new pair of them with the plastic clear visor for standing at log splitter, sawbench and processor. We're even great on my big mower. Only thing I find sometimes is if I lean inside the processor to turn a log it looses the connection Rob
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    Low impact isn't top priority, getting the wood out of the stand without huge investment is, already have the digger so was just really after finding out who's using what with their diggers
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    Hiya spuddog It's a 2.6t. Im really after something without the crane probably as can load with the digger. Cheers.
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    As above looking for recommendations for small twin axle timber trailer to use with my digger as forwarder on low impact job and round yard moving firewood Anyone got anything for sale??
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    OK thanks all. I really wish I'd stuck with ifor, I own another 3 of them. Il try the level test Tuesday when in the yard and see how it goes. It has a full width ramp which is extremely heavy which I think isn't helping but I want the full width ramp not 2 single bloody things. Il try the tow ball height and see how I get on. It's in the top holes on truck towbar and if I get adjustable hitch it will obscure the number plate 😭
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    Evening all Anyone using the Brian James 12x6 Plant Trailer or any Brian James plant trailer Not long bought brand new, thought I was upgrading from my 2915 ifor gh1054, unfortunately not the case. Lovely looking trailer but tows awfully, I have a izuzu d max and when the trailer is empty it bounces the rear of the truck round terribly. What's your thoughts lads and ladies.
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    Evening I run the sullivans 16t Road tow log splitter Brilliant tool Honda engine Highly recommended
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    I'm interested in everyone's thoughts on helmets as in what your using, comfort, ventilation etc. Sorry if this has been over discussed. Looking for a new helmet currently using a stihl basic one. Regards Rob
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    Looking for a hard working, trustworthy, chainsaw operative with minimum Cs30 for firewood production One day a week or possibly 2 for now? Call Rob if interested on 07411256983 Cheers
  12. Rwhiteheadfirewood
    Acer tree services (hfd) Ltd are looking for a climber based in Woolhope Herefordshire they are?? Regards rob
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    Hi there I run a 2.7 ton machine with flail head capable of demolishing stuff up to 40mm if I'm careful, as a rough idea I charge 30 per hour for that or 300 a day. Rob
  14. Rwhiteheadfirewood
    Hey guys just after your opinions on a landscape rake. Who's using what? I want strength for a good price. Cheers
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    Hi I run a 661 stihl on a 24" bar and a husky 562 with 18" bar for all my ringing up. Both good saws I'd love to plug the 562 in and see how many hours it's done
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    Hi lads I run a femac copy on my new holland e27 and it's an 80cm wide flail, handles probably 3inch if you're careful. Bloody handy bit of kit in my experience
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    Andy Boyle from Ledbury is a good man for haulage.
  18. Rwhiteheadfirewood
    Im near Ledbury, Herefordshire
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    As title says I'm after a stand alone petrol swinging saw bench. Anyone got any? Rob
  20. Rwhiteheadfirewood
    I use 45x 60s for logs and kindling here. I buy mine of mca Kingstone. Robin very helpful.
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    where abouts are you?
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    At the moment I plan to buy as much timber in as possible, ring it into ibcs (oversize), Process the good stuff into ibcs, and leave as long as possible, Im in a rented yard so kiln not a great idea (planning / costs involved) If its not dry enough it won't leave the yard, but I deliver half my logs using 10foot ifor tipper which is 2m3 ish so il just deliver those size loads if I have to. Its not us the sellers that need education it's the end user / customers. Rob
  23. Rwhiteheadfirewood
    Definitely wouldn't say alder looks like oak to me. So many different varieties of oak though. Rob
  24. Rwhiteheadfirewood
    Ahh right. To be honest I been quoted about 3 plus vat for one of the intermecato ones on mine, just priced omef and they're 3400 plus vat.
  25. Rwhiteheadfirewood
    Thanks John, that's one of the ones I've been quoted on the intermecato, Are they any good?? Rob

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