I love Scotty ( figure of speech only) and can't wait to meet him. lolOriginally Posted by clunk71
I love Scotty ( figure of speech only) and can't wait to meet him. lol
Winner of 'Best 4 x 4 ' at the 2017 Albany Agricultural Society Inc - Town n Country Ute Muster.
Ex Telstra - 2005, 4.2 TDi ute -with pod and more fruit than a grocery shop.
go to bed, you've gone dillusional hahahahahaha
If you have a free or very cheap source of firewood, go for a slow combustion fire.
If you have 2 pay for wood, I would look at connecting up to N .Gas if possible.
Time is never wasted when your wasted all the time
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It's always free till you get caught !! Na, kidding. It's not too bad.
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Yes Michael, I bought a JEE.....60.
trouble is, they're gonna be hiking up the price of gas soon too!!!!
off course they are, even firewood if you need 2 buy it these days is getting expensive.
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about time we met, I'm sure they'd all come ovr and meet you Paul.
Tim
If ya's are all coming you may hav to BYO but I can shout some Paul.
Tim
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Hey all. Just signed a rental lease for a place with slow combustion. Been stationed in Adelaide and literally had 2 days to get to Mount Gambier and find a home to live in when we start work there in June.
Anyway... what prices am I looking at if i have to by firewood? What quantities would i need? I want to have a load waiting ready when we get there. After that I can shop around and possible even look for my own wood.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
not sure on pricing in SA, but here in Sydney its around the the $300 mark for 2.2 cubic meters of Ironbark.
Price varies depending on quality of firewood also
2.2cu is probably a good start and i would go for a 50/50 mix of hard and soft.
Can check out these websites local 2 me in Sydney, it should give you an idea of prices, sorry haven't found any websites for SA but if i do i'll post them up for you
www.federationfirewood.com.au
www.bettaburnfirewood.com.au
just found an SA website but no pricing
http://www.lobethalwoodyard.websyte.com.au/
Also a great website 2 see certified sustainable firewood licensees
http://www.firewood.asn.au/licensees.php
Cheers
Todd
Last edited by NissanGQ4.2; 12th May 2011 at 10:32 PM.
WARNING: Towballs used for recoveries can, and do kill people and damage property.
Try your best to get your own wood to burn during the day too and use the good hard wood at night to burn hot all night and save money.
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