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dpack
Joined: 02 Jul 2005 Posts: 46054 Location: yes
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Mistress Rose
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You're probably right Dpack, but would be awkward stopping with a flywheel. The other problem is speed, and catches.
OMB, we frequently cut directly into the truck, and most of the timber is our own, although we have bought some in from the next wood this year. Vented sacks are a good idea, but we are set up to deliver loose loads, and having the lifting gear for the sacks would mean a larger truck etc. We always tell our customers if some of the firewood isn't fully seasoned, show them how to identify it, and advise putting it at the bottom of the woodpile. |
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RichardW
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Mistress Rose
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RichardW
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