Wools not going to them so probably not be keenBw lend them out
We get it processed and made into knitting wool and tweed, business is growing so need to reduce transport costs. Used to just use our own but now getting orders for more and more specialist wool.Wools not going to them so probably not be keen
That’s good .We get it processed and made into knitting wool and tweed, business is growing so need to reduce transport costs. Used to just use our own but now getting orders for more and more specialist wool.
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Have some hebs and not sure what to do with wool. Where do I send it to have it spun and made in to something?That’s good .
@Old TipHave some hebs and not sure what to do with wool. Where do I send it to have it spun and made in to something?
yup, looks like a cardboard baler, they are ten a penny.
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I hope pressing it adds a lot of value/saves a lot of transport cost - that doesn't look cheapTPW Xpress Wool Press | Highway Shearing
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I hope pressing it adds a lot of value/saves a lot of transport cost - that doesn't look cheap
Depends on how much and what you want doing with it plus what your turn round time is.Have some hebs and not sure what to do with wool. Where do I send it to have it spun and made in to something?
Squash the sheets against a wall with the telehandler at the moment and band them together with rope. Crude and not that effective but that’s what the wool board do at the collection centres so I guess it’s the approved methodIf you want to flirt with danger, get a crank press.
Well, the wool job has suddenly taken a turn for the better.If they were cheap we would all have one - they've got to be better loaded/built onto lorries than wanky half filled sheets that sag/slip despite being well strapped down!
Your Herdie wool will pay for one my ewes paid for a brand new packing crate with last year's cheque, and still left me £££ over after shearing and spraying
Well, the wool job has suddenly taken a turn for the better.
I may have to break my 'unswerving alligence' to the WB.
Out of the blue, I've had a chap ring me up and ask for 25-30 Lincoln fleeces for some new venture he's embarking on and a local girl wants a sheet full of Herdy wool and another one of Lincoln wool for another new project
This time next year Niths