The aftersales service has been outstanding. Anytime I’ve needed any parts, I’ve called in at the Global office by chance and the parts have been there on the shelf.” Although the mills come in kit form, we also offer the option of them being built by our workshop and being made road legal, meaning the mill is delivered with an IVA certificate. This forum is for us all to indulge in a little nostalgia and remember with rose coloured glasses how much better it was in the olden days Forum for discussion amongst those who have left these shores for sunnier climes, also for all members to discuss living and working overseas Rory is interested in not only extending his own customer base, but also helping other millers outside of his radius by setting up a network, where potential job information in a different demographic can be passed to another miller who can fulfil the job. This way he hopes to create a community of millers that support the needs of customers around the UK.

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Andy said: “Customers have been impressed with the Norwood Sawmills LumberPro HD36V2 due to not only the milling accuracy but also the ability to add hydraulics. This is the option that suited Rory’s needs best and we delivered his mill in January last year, milling on it just minutes after delivery.” A Post and Read only forum for forum members to alert other members of any vacancies at their own place of work. Also for drivers to advertise themselves as available for work Rory said: “Some years ago I was working for a powered access hire firm and had to deliver a MEWP to some tree surgeons. When I returned to collect it, I saw they had cut the stem of the tree they were working on into rings for firewood. It was a beautiful walnut and I could have cried at the waste.These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience – the local community. What most people forget is that the programmes are edited to make things more dramatic than they ever are , the programmes are not aimed at us in the profession but the general public who have no clue about what the transport or recovery industry is about . If the companies involved and the individuals being filmed can get past the excitement of being on TV they would soon realise that very often they don't look very professional and will be pulled apart by others in the trade .

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Registered users: Bing [Bot], cooper1203, Google [Bot], Google Adsense [Bot], ianshep944, jamescunni, peterm, Postal, Run96*, Skippy R, tmcassett Having previously collected machinery some years earlier from Global Machinery Solutions (then Global Recycling Solutions) while working as a recovery driver, Rory remembered seeing some forestry winches at the depot and thought to look the company up regarding sawmills. He got in touch with Andy Dudley, sales consultant, who helped advise him on a Norwood Sawmills mill that would not only suit his needs now but could also grow as his business did, with hydraulic options that could be added along the way. We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused. Punchy Dan wrote:Just watching one now ,can’t believe Doris driving the lantern 8 wheeler stops in a live lane 1 of 4 and her and the passenger just sit in the cab rather leaping out the n.s door and waving other drivers to move across ,also crouch recover a dead curtain sider then tow it away with the curtain pole hanging loose .

What ever happened to those drivers you spent hours with.. where did they go? and recollect on those characters in the industry sadly no longer with us. In total there are 493 users online :: 11 registered, 1 hidden and 481 guests (based on users active over the past 30 minutes) saw Rory leaving Crouch Recovery to start up his own milling business, Boundary Mobile Milling, using the HD36V2 full time. Norwood Sawmills was the very first company to develop affordable personal band sawmills and is the only company to focus entirely on this class of sawmills. Since Norwood launched the first LumberMate, other companies followed suit, selling their own lines of personal band sawmills, but only as an afterthought to their main focus of super-sized, and super-expensive, hydraulic mills.