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Him and anyone else associated should be thrown under the jail.
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Tractor loader joystick third service button.
woody paul replied to markieg31's topic in Maintenance help
If cover has no holes just cut a rectangle hole in it to take rocker switch which you can buy cheap. If loader has third service are you sure not a switch some were near joystick that works it. - Past hour
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Contractor with international experience across all aspects of climbing work, including crane-assisted removals. Good work ethic, punctual, enthusiastic, and comfortable running a team on site. Fully equipped and available now. Certificates available on request.
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That mostly what I got mine for , and crown lifting small stuff and light crown thinning from mewp. now that I think of it , I bought a pretty expensive Italian one years ago, it couldn’t handle the west of Ireland dampness. i keep a rain legging on the Milwaukee and haven’t had any bother working in rain.
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Watch you don’t get picked up by the site bitch lad, mind you it’s a selective thing. Conversation has moved on since then.
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BS 3998:2010 Tree Work - Recommendations
Kylus Sylvestris replied to Kylus Sylvestris's topic in Training & education
Hi Julian, it's Jon Kiely here. I signed up to Arbtalk under a pseudonym years ago and never got round to changing it. In any case, I'm Chairing the review panel. And would love feedback throughout the review process. -
Hi Pete, do you at Doyle have any 12-18" tracked chippers for hire?
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Yep. That does sound slick. Carry on, everyone.
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It was 😉 And good morning Arbtalkers 😊
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Anyone in the SE near Kent got an increment borer and can do a tree age report on a large black pine? Circa 1m dbh
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Are you ready to roll your sleeves up and be part of the action?💥 Pro Arb Magazine invites all tree care professionals and arborists to #ArbInAction! Show off your skills and submit your best on-the-job photos for our EXCLUSIVE competition in association with Outwear! This is your chance to be featured in our magazine, our website and across our social media platforms. Outwear will also be giving away incredible prizes to the top entries🤩 Grab your camera and capture the action📸 📧To take part email your photos to [email protected].
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Mid - period Bobster assisted by Sly and Robbie.
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Cheers Mike!
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STIHL launches new high-performance, SGA 60 battery-powered sprayer
Steve Bullman posted a record in News
STIHL has expanded its sprayer offering with the launch of the SGA 60, designed to combine operator comfort with automatic and precise liquid distribution. Built for groundskeepers, landscapers and gardeners, the model removes the requirement for manual pumping, delivering consistent pressure throughout the spraying task. Providing a working pressure of up to 4.5 bars, the SGA 60 uses the STIHL AK System battery and features a 15-litre tank capacity. Its five nozzles enable users to tailor the spray pattern depending on the application, whether applying fertilisers or other solutions across a variety of areas. With a quick-change feature, professionals can choose between single, double, quadruple, fan-jet, and adjustable modes, ensuring effective coverage specific to the application. Ease of use is at the heart of the SGA 60’s design, with straightforward pressure controls, an intuitive ON/OFF switch and a clear battery charge indicator. Additionally, padded shoulder straps, back support, and a hip harness evenly distribute weight for minimal strain, allowing for comfortable use. The 2026 addition arrives as STIHL celebrates its 100th anniversary. Since 1926, STIHL has defined the global standard for battery and petrol-powered forestry, landscaping, and residential gardening equipment for professional and domestic users. To learn more about the STIHL SGA 60, head here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxd2eORPo4E For more information on STIHL products, visit www.stihl.co.uk or contact your nearest STIHL Approved Dealer. Find out more about STIHL’s historic milestone here. -
Yeah, I have ultrasonic cleaned the carb, fitted a couple of diaphragm's, fuel feed and return pipes, tank filter etc, I love all this kind of stuff.. I'm starting to think down the lines of, its the mag that's breaking down!! I am looking at the Stihl range.. Dyslexia is an amazing gift in many ways, for me I have to reread everything I write, and it still comes out jumbled up!
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searched for a bit, couldn't find any good examples, but did find this.
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5G does not get through trees very well, or the coming 6G is even worse at this, so the BS about the trees roots damaging pavements in places like Sheffield etc is just that. On the one hand they love trees and on the other they hate them for preventing us from being exposed to their shit... imo only obviously.
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Edited to aggrieve less.
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Thank you so much! Seen that earlier but wasn’t sure if it was the right thing! Signed up now
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Neither, 3d printer. Hence the 3d printed cocks.
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if anyone can help, im moving from the uk to perth an looking for job oppertunities does anyone have any suggestions for compamys in that area
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3.5 tonnes... suspect this is total weight too, probably what they can recover. A tipper with 5 tonnes of chip in the back will need commercial recovery. Though "if the tipper is used for business purposes", as opposed to all of us who have a tipper for domestic reasons? might be able to argue that since all tippers are for business use this clause contradicts the earlier ones which the headline says they do cover? (Edit before anyone gets arsy, hands up anyone who uses a tipper solely for personal use and never as a business vehicle?)
