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Yeah same here. They'll never stop those who burn or sell wet wood on purpose though but they might reduce it a little. I don't think it'll achieve much overall but they just have to be seen to be making an effort I guess. Now to decide wether going woodsure accredited is worth the hassle or not.??

Looks like they will indeed introduce a ban on the sale of over 20% moisture logs under a certain volume at a time but not insist upon woodsure certifications for those who are selling sub 20% logs

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/government-launches-world-leading-plan-to-tackle-air-pollution All the info there is so far! EDIT: Here's the rest of the info. No word on mandatory product assurance for log merchants that I can see yet? https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/clean-air-strategy-2019

Not put the whole thing through for a start. Just lengths of timber sub 6" diameter

Anybody even come across one of these before? Similar idea to the bulle s3 by the looks of it.

No it doesn't make a lot of difference when you're braying down a field loading bales with the top half of the door open! The seals on the doors were always poor I though too. If the air con is broken its not an enjoyable experience. Nor loading bales in the dark with the moths joining you in the cab!!

Not hard to get a 50% reduction in noise when decibels are a logarithmic scales. If it was already 96dB it only needs to be approx 86dB to be a percieved 50% reduction!

Slower right down after Xmas. Still taking on plenty of new customers which is a bonus so not a big slow down. Increased drying capacity though so we can take as much as mother nature wants to throw at us.

Just put an 18" on and run 68 link chain. You need to adjust the end of the ram to stop it going too far back but otherwise its better in every way with 18" bar. Sugihara solid pro Gb Or cannon are all excellent.

If it was just that 100ton job a japa 700 would be plenty man enough for it an could pick up a second hand one for a few grand no problem. Tajfun is a great machine, I love mine. Needs 60hp+ tractor with weight on the front to move it but only 35hp to drive it. It'll fly through that softwood in no time. If you had a chain deck you could expect 1-4t an hour at those sizes. Considerably slower if you're loading off a second machine with forks or similar though.

It really should be enough yes. I advise 3 nets

According to my next door neighbour it's 12x 4kg bags [emoji23] I think he burns the kindling instead of the logs!