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Steve Bullman

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  1. Looks like they are on their way! The connectivity feature will be handy for any companies looking to use battery saws for as much of their work as possible https://www.ford.co.uk/future-vehicles/new-e-transit?emailid=email:nov:2020:c:pre:ba:nc:transit:::::e_transitreveal_uk-fob2006355::nwp:viv:none:ranger-prospects&cid=PRDDM42426&bid=84033910
  2. Nice! I think they have been in Facebook marketplace for a while now already though
  3. Add yourself here https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling
  4. She could always have the trunk carved into a tribute to her father
  5. GreenMech Ltd have announced a rationalisation of their dealer network in the South and South East, which will see an expansion in coverage area for existing dealer GA Groundcare Ltd, with effect from 1st January 2021. Operating from their purpose-built depot in Poulshot, Wiltshire, GA Groundcare Ltd will become exclusive to the GreenMech franchise, offering supply and support across the full pedestrian, road-tow and tracked chipper portfolio – together with stocking a comprehensive range of GreenMech replacement parts. Having originally been appointed in 2017 for the counties of Berkshire, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, the success of the partnership sees their territory extended to cover Dorset, Somerset, Hampshire, Kent, Surrey and Sussex. Commenting on the expanded area, GA Groundcare Ltd Director Ashley Stevens said, “With over 9 years of experience working with the GreenMech product line, I am delighted to be offered the opportunity to develop this further across a broader territory. We will be increasing our sales and aftermarket resources to ensure we can deliver advice and support to customers, both existing and new.” GreenMech Sales Director Martin Lucas added, “Having seen how well GA Groundcare Ltd have performed with our range, we are confident that they will make a success of raising the level of both sales and aftermarket support in this key territory.” All existing warranties relating to GreenMech chippers, sold by Hunt Forest Group and Burden Bros Agri, will continue to be supported by GA Groundcare Ltd.
  6. https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling/nearby-tipsites/?nearby=20&lat=52.9225301&lon=-1.4746186&category=0&country=0&state=0&specialization=
  7. You’ve basically just described every Instagram user ever
  8. STIHL has launched the new MS 881, the world’s most powerful series-produced chainsaw, ideal for professional heavy-duty felling, logging and mobile saw mills. With 121.6cc of displacement and 8.6hp/6.4kW output, the MS 881 is not only 19% more powerful than the heavy duty MS 661, but also the only saw in the STIHL line-up to drive a 0.404 pitch chain. With standard bar lengths up to 41” and able to accept guide bars up to 59”, the new saw is the ideal machine to tackle even the most demanding forestry jobs. At the heart of the MS 881 is the STIHL 2-MIX engine that ensures the machine is the only chainsaw in its performance class that meets the strict requirements of the European Euro-5 (EU5) exhaust emission standard. In addition to EU5 compliance, the MS 881 has been engineered with maintaining a great power-to-weight ratio. New construction of cylinders, slimmer sprocket covers, and the development of lightweight components have resulted in an impressive weight-to-power ratio of 1.55Kg/Kw, whilst maintaining robustness and durability. In addition to outstanding power, the new chainsaw is designed with operator comfort in mind thanks to a one-touch stop button, ensuring the MS 881 is ready to start at any time, whenever it is warm. Other design features include captive nuts on the optimised chain sprocket cover that offer additional convenience when changing the chain, as well as a new oil pump that regulates oil flow rate according to demand, guaranteeing optimum oil flow at all times. A long service life and ease of maintenance are improved through the use of a new HD2 air filter with a radial seal that provides excellent protection against fine dust often created when planking and in saw mill environments. The introduction of a diagnostic socket means that specialist dealers can quickly identify a fault and eliminate it quickly. For more information on STIHL’s extensive range of forestry saws please visit www.stihl.co.uk.
  9. the more i think about it, i doubt that 20% of the people i have worked with over the past 20+ years are still in the game. Yes some are probably dead before anyone says it
  10. 4ft puts you in Stihl MS462 territory really, which would be a fair bit over your budget unless you can pick up an older model 460 second hand.
  11. Welcome Pete, what sort of size are the trunks you want to cut and whats your budget?
  12. Add yourself here https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling
  13. Yep I know both those things. It tightens up so tight then the plastic just flexes when trying to undo it.
  14. Seems to be an issue of the oil cap being particularly hard to undo. Anyone else found this and have a solution?
  15. Brilliant saw. I ran them for years and never had a single issue. Always ran mine of 25” bars
  16. Its looking that way! We also just got back from tescos, first itme theres been queues outside in a while. I doubt theres any toilet roll left by now
  17. Rarely bat an eyelid when celebs die, they are just normal people to me. This ones kinda sad though Sean Connery: James Bond actor dies aged 90 WWW.BBC.CO.UK He was the first to bring the role to the big screen and appeared in seven of the spy thrillers.
  18. That has to be the worst grafting i've seen in a while, I would have rejected them personally.
  19. Please consider adding it to https://arbsafe.co.uk I had a phone call from Sussex police yesterday who were very keen to get the contact details on an Arbtalk user. They had managed to pull up his Arbtalk post in google where he reported some stolen equipment. When I spoke to the officer he told me they had hundreds of other items that they just couldn't find owners for. I am hopefully going to try and work with them in some way. Theres a misconception that once kit dissappears thats it, its shipped off to a foreign land. Its not always the case though and every year tonnes of gear gets auctioned off simply because the police can't locate the owners. I started Arbsafe around 6 years ago to help combat that problem. Its a 100% free service, you simply enter an inventory of ALL your gear in the system, and then in the case of it being stolen you can change its status to appear in the publicly searchable database of stolen equipment. I tired of promoting it a long time ago as people just can't be bothered to take the time to list their gear even though its completely free. Unfortunately systems such as this need mass to work, and whilst there are nearly 2000 bits of equipment listed its pretty small fry in the grand scheme of things. Anyway, waffling now. Please consider listing your chipper though, and anything else that you have!
  20. im actually half way through migrating all the old data onto this site, just needs further development work that I haven't got the time for at present.
  21. Maybe Sulphur Tuft? Hypholoma fasciculare, Sulphur Tuft mushroom WWW.FIRST-NATURE.COM

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