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    Default New wood yard

    Finally got set up in the new yard after some issues with the local council. Here's some photos of it, the new firewood processor and some logs.
    Thanks Tim uploadfromtaptalk1411616273178.jpguploadfromtaptalk1411616288599.jpguploadfromtaptalk1411616303480.jpguploadfromtaptalk1411616322277.jpguploadfromtaptalk1411616337283.jpguploadfromtaptalk1411616367951.jpg

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    Wow square hollow logs


    nice setup though
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    Yeah buy them in from local sawmill for firewood as they are a waste product and they have to get rid of it

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    Keep the photos coming

    Quote Originally Posted by catpower View Post
    Yeah buy them in from local sawmill for firewood as they are a waste product and they have to get rid of it
    Perfect use, sounds like everyone benefits
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    Quote Originally Posted by fubar View Post
    Wow square hollow logs


    nice setup though

    Na you're wrong, they're GIANT PRE-DRILLED PEN BLANKS
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    Quote Originally Posted by KBs PensNmore View Post
    Na you're wrong, they're GIANT PRE-DRILLED PEN BLANKS
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    All firewood ?? Some of them look good enough to mill.
    Maybe a Lucas Mill next to the firewood processor.

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    A new 10/30 hopefully early next year permanent setup under cover with slabbing attachment. Here's some spotted gum and ironbark stacked up ready to go.

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    Try the photos again
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    Little confused....

    These pieces are 'waste' from a sawmill.
    And you pay for the 'waste' because they have to get rid of it.




    Why?

    If the pieces are waste, I would think they would deliver them to you for free, just to keep from having to pay for waste/dump fees. I know my 'top slabs/waste' costs me $7/cubic yard! I'd love to find someone to pay for my 'scrap'!!



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    Unfortunately because of legal reasons they cannot give anything away, I have to sign paperwork with the sawmill and the epa proving that I am doing something with the timber not just dumping it even the truck driver has to sign his life away. The mill has a chain of responsibility right to the end of the line.

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    Quote Originally Posted by catpower View Post
    Unfortunately because of legal reasons they cannot give anything away, I have to sign paperwork with the sawmill and the epa proving that I am doing something with the timber not just dumping it even the truck driver has to sign his life away. The mill has a chain of responsibility right to the end of the line.
    Does that mean that the person buying "firewood" has to sign also
    Kryn

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    Quote Originally Posted by catpower View Post
    Unfortunately because of legal reasons they cannot give anything away, I have to sign paperwork with the sawmill and the epa proving that I am doing something with the timber not just dumping it even the truck driver has to sign his life away. The mill has a chain of responsibility right to the end of the line.

    Sounds like here....too much guberment involvement.
    Hope the price is next to nothing then!






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    The timber is the right price it's the freight that costs because of there regulations we can only use steel tippers that are fully covered in so no chance of materials ending up on the roads because it comes back to the mill as a failure in there waste management practices

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