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  1. Yes we had problems and went back to normal lights on our Defender tipper,as i remember it was somthing to do with running the non led repeaters with the new led lights and the green flasher bulb in the instrument panel ....they dont work together... i do belive you can get the parts needed from Paddocks Good luck with that one
  2. Yes been using Tractor and trailer,but yes reckon i will be traveling further for the next batch of cord,
  3. Thank you very much for taking the time to explain things,I will now go ahead and take a good look at the truck and if its worth the money i will buy it, Guess i can tax and insure it to get it home , without loading it should be legal.
  4. Dont Laugh...Its a RB44 with tipper body ULW 3 tonne MGW 5.3 Tonne so not a 7.5 tonne,but still carries a o licence i think,would have to say its kept at our farm,well thats where it will end up anyway.No way round it then even if im not carrying any goods?
  5. Thanks for that all clear now...Dont make things easy for honest working folk do they.
  6. Nice thanks for that..but whats the add in the local paper for?
  7. Hi All, Anyone know if i would need a o licence to use a 7.5T gross tipper? Use would be hauling cord from the woods,around 3 miles round trip,Agri use i.e collecting silage bales feed ect and maybe delivery firewood. If so what would i need to do to get one? The truck is not agri registered just normal road use. Thanks in advance..
  8. Nice looking truck you have there...can you just clear up the o liecence? would i need one if only using for forestry work fetching wood back to our yard ect...not delivering any goods ect.
  9. Well im running off a 82hp Tractor with good pressure and flow rate,so the splitter is flying up and down but a bit low on strenth with the harder stuff,i was just thinking the return valve would maybe make it a bit better as i could set it for the lengh of logs to be split and speed things up a bit,must be somthing out there?
  10. Yes i guess its poss, but do think i could do with a bit more Grunt as well,it will not go through any knotty stuff,and yes a few people have asked have i welded a splitting maul head on the Oxdale does look a starnge head.
  11. Yes Sorry got that the wrong way round....6x 0.6 bags an hour thats about 3m3...And thats the best we have ever done, more like 2m3 and hour
  12. Well there some big old lumps, whole trunks take to much time getting them on there,and would have to be some Processor, chainsaw and split i would have thought.
  13. Not at the moment, mainly Ash/Beech mid sized cord 12" to 20"
  14. Hi All, Can anyone point me in the direction of a good auto return splitter,with or without conveyer? Tractor hydraulics prefered,we really need to increase our out put,we are useing an Oxdale 400 at the mo good little splitter but need to speed our show up. Many Thanks
  15. Anyone had any experiance with these trucks? The reviews say they are Total rubbish ,They do look the part and wood work very well with our tree and firewood works, The one i am looking at is the Perkins Phaser engine....Cheers
  16. Well they will have to go up then! I find this pricing hard work, quiet a few times over the years have driven past customers and seen a small wet load on there drives,the kind of stuff thats been layed on the wood floor for years and is soaked through,i know the guy round here that delivers that rubbish and he charges £90.Ours is only £70 for 1.2m3 and has been barn dried all summer uniformed Beech/Ash and is 1/2 as much again in volume than his....Crazy this is why im thinking this through, how they can take our cusomers selling that sh*t Bewilders me
  17. Thanks for sharing that very interesting.
  18. Thanks for that,.... prices are way above what we have been charging,so yes def need to have a good rethink
  19. Sorry we are based Oxford/Bucks border,
  20. Hi All, Just wondering what prices one should be achiving for load size 1.2sm of good quality clean Dry barn logs? (loose Tipper Load Hardwood) I have just bought out a retireing Gents firewood round kit and all,but he has been charging a bit more than us,need to settle for a one price for all, and be fair. Thanks in advance.
  21. Hi All, I have a little Cramer hs 450 chipper,which i have sharpened my self,not a perfect job i guess but had it out today for the first time was chipping very well for the first 3 hours then went very dull,there was the odd small stone around but we were carefull not to let anything go in, if i can find a new set of blades for it would we only get 3/4 hours out of them inbetween sharpens?Also anyone know if i should get them sharpened or get some new ones?if so where should i go? many thanks
  22. Can anyone suggest some very hard HD rear coils for one of our tippers?My defender tipper has some good thick springs with helpers inside and carrys some serious weght,but just cant find them anywhere,so may have to go the Terraferma tf011 but not sure they will be up for the job any ideas please...Thanks
  23. Hi, Yes i think we could help out no problem... we are just the other side of Henley Let me know
  24. we burn all softwood here on our stove, have no call for it on the firewood sales side of things however i do know a guy that sells 200/300m3 per winter which accounts for about 30% of his total sales,he prices it right around 30% less than hard, and makes a good job of not letting it get to light/dry nice logs!... i love the stuff. Just cant seem to get customers interested,i guess with some proper effort of education and tempting deals may get them on it, as above some of the coldest countries in the world heat there homes year in year out with the stuff.....pine tonight for us and conifer tomorrow.....Nice!

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