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Wood chips for the garden, some vegetation mixed in welcome, wanted for walkways/ mulch/ filling raised beds. Logs/ cord wanted for fire wood. Contact beforehand to arrange delivery/ check availability. Delivery point at front of property, there is a short fence with standard size gate. On street parking available with drop curb. Happy to answer any enquiries.
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Large amount of timber available. Hampton in Arden in Solihull. Anyone interested? Give me a call Ryan - 07946767232
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Looking for any logs for our stove, hardwood or softwood, freshly cut etc. As long as it is in manageable pieces we can cut and split ourselves. Easy access and can be tipped on our drive Please call
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Large driveway with access, wide road with no restrictions, cut rings or unprocessed, kettle always on with beer/baked goods available
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Driveway always clear, easy drop, happy to pay!
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Manageable sized cut pieces please. Prior arrangement before dropoff as I have a driveway but will need to move the car before arrival.
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Private road with easy access and full turning in road.
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Hi all was wondering if you could possibly pass on some companies in Northern Ireland/ Republic of Ireland that would deliver Artic loads of cordwood for processing so I can get an idea of who to contact. I’ve bought a new place with a yard and outsheds and I’m looking to start a firewood business on the side. It is more of a hobby to fuel the home and looking to make a bit on the side out of it. What kind of money am I looking at in these crazy times of price hiking for artic soft/hardwood delivered. Also what kind of demand is there for softwood? Personally I like the way spruce dries so fast but it does burn a little fast and needs to be a nice size. Or is wood burners your only target if selling softwood. Would love if some of you in the business would shed some light on the above in these current times.
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Hi, I am doing some research for a project and would like to ask what you guys do with all the brush and logs after you've felled a tree. For the brush I'd assume most people would chip it and tip it, but the question remains: where? Do you keep it and sell it? Or do you pay to dispose of it? If so how much are you paying OR getting paid? Any and all answers welcome 🙂 Thank you
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Hi, what Processor would you guys recommend to start with, I want something cheap but will do the job. Cheers
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I'm about to fell a tree that's badly infected with bracket fungus along the whole length of the trunk. Any advice if it can be cut and stored as firewood or will it rot and spread fungus to my other firewood? Thanks
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Hi I am looking to build up a good supply of hardwood (not fussed about the type) for my pizza oven. I don't really want to pay out £90 and upwards for logs in the bags but I'm happy to pay towards delivery/labour costs. I'm located near Lakeside Essex. Thanks : )
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Looking for a supply of unseasoned wood i can split and dry myself. Ideally that can deliver to the bristol postcode. Of course willing to pay!
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Hi there arbers, I want to make a DIY log-splitter in Cyprus. I mention the location because it's scarce on new and used materials, but excellent for the metal frame construction, welding etc. I have seen how a hydraulic car jack (particularly the "bottle" type) can be utilised for my purposes. And theoretically it looks great. However, after looking to buy one of these jacks, it seems the market is flooded with very flimsy and unreliable products. I am judging from the reviews in, say, amazon (no personal experience). For example there are several 5Tone or 10T bottle jacks for around 50 GBP but most negative comments mention broken seals and oil leaks from first few times of use! Even european brands. I am glad I am not working in a tyre-service shop risking my life under a 30T track with these. And the bad thing is that the surrounding metal enclosure looks sturdy and must cost a fortune to ship based with that weight. I could not find a jack in amazon which I would be happy with. The price is great, but way too much negative comments. Anyway, I am looking for advice on what bottle car jack brand can reliably give me a push. Perhaps you may have heavy machinery and use these jacks to lift them. Or you similarly embarked on such a DIY project and can share experience. I would buy a "proper" log splitter but the price is huge for something equally flimsy and are bad if I order from abroad and have them shippped. Regarding the frame, welding etc. I can do that myself easily. It's the hydraulic power I need. Thank you for looking, A.
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Does anyone know someone that does mobile log processing in lincolnshire? Got a few tons to process asap if anyones interested?
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Hi I have inherited my little brother's belongings and equipment after he passed away and want to put them to good use. We have two burners at home and with the way bills are I'm desperately trying to keep the house warm for my boy and miss. I'm trying to offer my services either chopping wood for someone who struggles in return for some myself or to do some labour and get some wood in return. Local to bishop Auckland if possible please however I'm willing to travel. Cheers Tom
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Hi, Looking at purchasing a Tafjun RCA480 PTO firewood processor for firewood production of mixed eucalyptus species in the south west of Australia from our plantation. Was wondering if anyone had experience with this model/company, or would recommend any other brands of PTO driven firewood processors Cheers, Olly
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Hello, I live just outside of Cambridge (CB23) and will happily pay for unprocessed wood I can cut up myself and split for firewood. Hardwood, softwood or a mixture is fine, and it can be as knotty/rooty as you like. If it's seasoned, that's a bonus, but I'd not plan on using it for a year or so anyway. We have lots of space with good access so can accept a large amount if easier/better.
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For sale is approximately 70m3 of seasoned firewood in random lengths. Mainly ash, beech, sycamore, felled 1 and 2 years ago, ready to resell. Buyer would process in situ and deliver from yard. Located in PL15 9NL. Call me on 07920 138 398 to discuss.£2,000
Launceston, Cornwall - GB
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Dalen 2054 PTO firewood processor with 2048 infeed deck including converted trailer tipping platform and swivelling out feed conveyor. 44cm diameter capacity with four and six way knives, easily changed without tools. I chose this processor due to its ability to handle bent cordwood. 2011 machine, always been in a building and serviced annually, recent new bar and chain and hence very good condition. Local buyer may be interested in taking on existing customers and delivery could be arranged. More photographs available via email at [email protected] or via whatsapp on07814036621 No VAT on priceAsk for price
Bath, Somerset - GB
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Wood chip needed for the garden and any wood welcome for throwing in the log burner. Have cash or beer tokens at the ready if needed. Big driveway, you’ll see where the wood hip/wood has been dumped previously. Thanks
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We accept any hardwood or softwood logs. No woodchip
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DitchWitch SK800 £23,000+VAT Rare to find one of these for sale, as they are so good. This model is a brilliant compromise between size, weight and capacity. Comes with 4 attachments: Log Grab Brash Grapple Bucket Pallet Forks Engine: 24.8 hp Kubota Diesel Engine Hydraulic Flow: 45 l/min @ 3,000 psi Tipping Capacity: 1,120 kgs Machine Width: 107 cm Machine Weight: 1,327 kgs 550 Hours approx. Absolute game changer. Amazing bit of kit and has been fantastic for us. I am closing the business down to chase other dreams, hence the sale. Machine is in great condition. A few flakes of paint damage and a couple dents to front grill, but nothing significant. Both tracks were replaced about 2 months ago. If you need any further information please let me know.£23,000
Swansea - GB
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