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PRESSVESS BBMR Trailer Mounted Mobile Charcoal Retort Purchased in 2020 and only completed around 10 burns. Original purchase price - £14,495 plus 20% VAT - Asking price £10,000 including VAT - ONO Buyer to collect. Full spec following BBMR Charcoal Retort Model Number: BBMR Capacity: 1.2m3 Material: 6mm thick Carbon Steel Body – 2.15m High x 1.85m Wide x 1.3m Long Retort Chamber 1.25m Dia x 1.0m Long – 1.2m3 Capacity Chamber Material: 4mm thick 304 Stainless Steel Support Structure: Flat Bottom with mounting feet for trailer mounting Connections: 1 off Chimneys 1 off Tar Traps Trailer: Plant trailer included Temperature Probe: 1 off Port for Temperature Probe c/w Temperature gauge with digital read out Internal Finish: Ceramic Lining with Firebox External Finish: Matt Black Heat Resistant Paint Carbonizes max. 3.700 kg of wood at 15% moisture, into approximately 1.000 kg of charcoal. It is a batch system that means the process of each charge works on its own. Next batch can start immediately after the batch before is finished. Process takes place approximately at the first eight hours of the batch and after the process it has to cool down another sixteen hours. The oven can be used seven days a week and 52 weeks a year. Carbonizes almost all kinds of wood, good for charcoal production, also tropical hardwood. The demands of the raw-material are: o recommended max moisture content 15 %, calculated on dry, A higher moisture content gives a longer process time. A bigger deviation of the moisture in the wood gives a less constant quality. o Dimensions of 10 and 30 cm, no fines and strictly no dust. max length depends on the length of the retort All tar can be burned off, if desired, tar can be collected.£10,000
Eaton, Congleton, Cheshire - GB
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Loads of turning space for pick ups and trailers. Ideally seeking sectional trunk round cuts, which I can log split myself for the purpose of three household log burners. Plenty of drying space, so recently cut wet wood is suitable too. Happy to consider periodic and regular deliveries with cash option too.
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I am looking for Approx. 500 netted bags of kiln dried hardwood. Delivery to Ayrshire in Scotland. If anyone has stock ready in the next month or so, message me with prices and details. Thanks
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Processing firewood - Kiln and Costs
Dieselgen17 posted a topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
Hi, am new to this and forestry management/firewood processing in general. I currently have circa 550-600 cubic of hardwood to be taken out of my woods in a thinning programme. I am trying to look into maximizing the timbers value and it seems to me selling standing timber is worth £50.00 a ton (worth more if you add in the fact it’s income tax free) but once processed a ton of wood may convert into 3 dumpy bags which could be sold at say £120 a bag of kiln dried. Is this an accurate estimate/conversion rate? if the above is relatively accurate then my 550-600 cubic metres could be worth, processed, between £130-£150k. We have some equipment already I.e tractor etc but would need to buy a processor, basic timber trailer and importantly a kiln. The idea I have for the kiln is to buy a shipping container and install a kiln drying unit into it. Clearly, 600 cubic metres would soon be processed so I need to try and make it continue to earn its keep afterwards. Would it be feasible to mount the kiln unit on a low loader trailer and in essence have a portable wood drying kiln which can be hired out on a weekly rate together with the processor? It seems to me there is no reason this can’t be done as it will run off electric which can be done by a generator or customers own supply. I estimate a 20 foot container could process circa 15 cubic metres of wood in a week. Does anyone think there would be a demand for this in light of the change in firewood regulations?- 19 replies
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We have a large stock of 100% kiln dried hardwood Ash in 45x60cm net bags (Approx 10kg.) All logs are cut to approx. 25cm and kiln dried to less than 18% moisture. See photos attached. Can deliver nationwide. PM with delivery address for a price including delivery. Many Thanks
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I have kiln dried softwood kindling available for wholesale. 50x40 Leno nets, neat stacked kiln dried softwood kindling, 60 on a pallet for £2+vat per net, 3 or more pallets at a time £1.90+vat. I sell these for £4 but some shops I supply charge £5. Prices are ex works, collection from Pontypool South Wales. Delivery available at cost. Cheers Ash 07772280850
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HIGH QUALITY KILN DRIED KINDLING! Our kindling is packed into clear plastic carry bags which weigh approximately 3kg. All our kindling is cut from softwood pine/spruce and kiln dried, resulting in a dry easy to light product. We can pack 260 bags on one pallet. Contact us for a price including delivery. [email protected]
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Hello, I'm after some English/European Walnut, It doesn't have to be the best grade just a little seasoned……….. with heartwood of around 8"x 8"!! Can anybody help?
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Got a job where I need to make several hundred boxes for a distillery which has a lot of laser engraving on them. Tried some doug fir for the engraving and some other pines but it looks pretty crap. Thought of using poplar which is nice and light and there are a few logs lying around waiting to be milled. I cut some thin slices up on the bandsaw and dried them on the stove top and then stuck them in the laser. To say I was impressed would be an understatement. Crystal clear and consistent throughout. I have spent Easter Sunday and Monday milling up 4 logs and even managed to persuade my 19 year old son to help fill the kiln last night! Now to the question. Has anyone kiln dried poplar before. The logs have been down about 4 years and are still soaking wet and heavy. Do I treat it just like softwood and run it a bit harder than I would normally do beech/syc etc. This is a bit of a rush job so time is of the essence here.
