the all aussie dribble thread!

[460cixy]

Maybe chainsaw or woodchop blocks if they are clean enough?

Interesting who would you need to contact about those?

 

[KiwiBro]

His been in contact with blokes in regards to chipping it no intrest at all not even to have a look at what his got. No pulp mills around that I know of. Its never been thinned out or pruned properly. He was thinking about dropping a few and floging it really cheap as fire wood but I recon the stigma about useing pine as firewood will kill that off even if sold cheap. Alot of its around 10/12" dia then there's smaller stuff and a few big suckers

60 acres. Gonna need a bigger Xmas. What's the plan for the land afterwards and what time frames ? It isn't worth much as firewood once production transport storage delivery costs accounted for. Pile and burn?

 

[Gypo Logger]

Where has Matt been, you bunch of Hort ******s?
I haven't seen him here lately.
My last name is Woodcock, but just call me Timber Tool for short. Lol

 

[WidowMaker_1]

A mate has about 60 acres of rough re growth radiata any one got any ideas what to do with this **** he's not looking to make a million bucks but wants to clear it and if he can get a few dollors in his pocket would be a plus

If he had a big bucket of arsenic he could sell treated pine posts ,strainer.... Mill the big stuff for internal feature wall cladding exposed beams etc etc

 

[WidowMaker_1]

Home owner hippy greeny crowd love usingtimber to build there hipster pads on there 5 acre conservation park ..the ***** are usually ex city and loaded with dosh

 

[lumberjackau]

Interesting who would you need to contact about those?

Keep an eye out at the local shows and try to talk to the axemen, they should know somebody buying the blocks. With 60 acres there should be a few trees there?

 

[chippy]

Home owner hippy greeny crowd love usingtimber to build there hipster pads on there 5 acre conservation park ..the ***** are usually ex city and loaded with dosh

I've been in the market for a while now looking to buy some acreage and found a couple of those setup for the tree change folk....typically overpriced, often stuffed infrastructure....one with rising damp and the entire tiled floor loose or drummy. ..and all priced as if nothing wrong with the place.....

Tasmania offers awesome value for money on rural properties...looked at a few there...

 

[KiwiBro]

If he had a big bucket of arsenic he could sell treated pine posts ,strainer.... Mill the big stuff for internal feature wall cladding exposed beams etc etc

That reminds me of something on my wishlist for when/if my circus act grows up into a gypo thinning operation:
http://www.hypro.se/?p=pr755&lang=eng&pv=p

Trouble with post making here, would need to debark/peel before treating them and I haven't come across much that looks to be ideal for small-time operations. Must be something out there though.

Also, if word got out to the authorities about a back-yard treatment facility, especially a CCA bathhouse, they'd shut me down before I had time to blink.

Here, post making much depends on transport costs to treatment facilities and from there to customer. I had to turn about 800 pines into firewood because the post guys didn't want them and too far away from any mills or ports, given the **** quality.

 

[WidowMaker_1]

I think the city's are over priced ,you get a chiity little ground floor 100 yr old 2 bedroom thats about 2m wide ,no parking needs renovations ,have to have bars on your Windows and 10 deadbolts all for 1.5 million ....mmm I'd rather buy a established farm on 1000 acres for half a mil out wool woop where I can take piss out my front door

 

[WidowMaker_1]

That reminds me of something on my wishlist for when/if my circus act grows up into a gypo thinning operation:
http://www.hypro.se/?p=pr755&lang=eng&pv=p

Trouble with post making here, would need to debark/peel before treating them and I haven't come across much that looks to be ideal for small-time operations. Must be something out there though.

Also, if word got out to the authorities about a back-yard treatment facility, especially a CCA bathhouse, they'd shut me down before I had time to blink.

Here, post making much depends on transport costs to treatment facilities and from there to customer. I had to turn about 800 pines into firewood because the post guys didn't want them and too far away from any mills or ports, given the **** quality.

Could always soak them keruso , bit of bark ads to the rusticness that tree changers want , I'm talking more rough sawn rustic timbers ,not for the fancy pancy crowds in the main streem

 

[WidowMaker_1]

All my old oil changes get barreled up and poured around posts to help stop the termite , we even pour it all around sheds and chit ... It's good for the environment to reuse I'm told haha haha

 

[VinceGU05]

All my old oil changes get barreled up and poured around posts to help stop the termite , we even pour it all around sheds and chit ... It's good for the environment to reuse I'm told haha haha

lol my FIL does that too.. and "paints" the sleepers in the garden bed with it.

 

[WidowMaker_1]

lol my FIL does that too.. and "paints" the sleepers in the garden bed with it.

With amount of old oil we put into the ground we'll be able to start digging for underground reserve ....it's all about the doomsday prepping lol

 

[derwoodii]

Where has Matt been, you bunch of Hort ******s?
I haven't seen him here lately.
My last name is Woodcock, but just call me Timber Tool for short. Lol

dunno i think he's been flogged hard at work and had gut full of us,,, perhaps he'll drop by once the electrode therapy & pills wear off .

 

[derwoodii]

uh oh winds changed now comin my way,,, ok tho there a few million litre of crib point stored fuel tanks between me so it should blow it self out once hits them

 

[peter92]

uh oh winds changed now comin my way,,, ok tho there a few million litre of crib point stored fuel tanks between me so it should blow it self out once hits them

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is that still the fire on GREAT OCEAN ROAD

 

[Rudolf73]

Where has Matt been, you bunch of Hort ******s?
I haven't seen him here lately.
My last name is Woodcock, but just call me Timber Tool for short. Lol

Good day Mr Woodcock, how are things in the Yukon? Matt is either on an extended vacation in Thailand or he is very busy at work. One of the two.

 

[460cixy]

Keep an eye out at the local shows and try to talk to the axemen, they should know somebody buying the blocks. With 60 acres there should be a few trees there?

****** heaps ile get some pics on the weekend

 

[postrip]

 

[VinceGU05]

is that still the fire on GREAT OCEAN ROAD

No. Great ocean rd fire is about 150 km west of melb. This one is 30 km from my joint. Arrr the smell of fire in the air.