Steve Bullman
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Might take a while to trim a hedge with that -
Basically its something like this. Clip one end and a loop the other to attach to a dummy I don't think counter sinking the end is feasible as it would mean that bead would need to be retested individually I expect
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If you went to America its a different story, Echo are massive over there. I guess Stihl market more heavily than Echo here in the UK.
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Or maybe Hornbeam ?
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fern leaf or cut leaf beech
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Don’t quite follow. That loop needs to be on the end
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Nope. We sell them in the ‘other’ website
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Trying to avoid adding extra components of possible
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Safe to put in a baby steriliser
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Extension Pole | ECHO Tools WWW.ECHO-TOOLS.CO.UK This 1.22m (4') extension pole can be fitted to the PPT-265ES long reach power pruner. It should only be used with the chainsaw attachment Yeah as I mentioned, should only be used with a chainsaw attachment. I believe the hedgecutter messes up the clutch. Plus its quite an outlay if you're not going to be using it much
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Echo to a 3 stage extension, or used to. Be warned though its a beast to handle at full extension. You are also not supposed to use the 3rd extension with a hedge cutter attachment, just a chainsaw attachement, we used to however. That was a while ago though, im not sure if this is still in their range, but worth a look. Hope you have decent shoulders
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The Stihl battery range is great. The added advantage is that once you've gone to the expense of purchasing the charger and batteries, the actual units themselves are quite competitively priced
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not on a bight though
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Not for climbing Need some sort of cinching knot to put on this loop. It needs to snug right up to the beads so they can’t be separated easily under load. Any clever suggestions?
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Surely that can’t be right either? My girlfriend is starting a little business selling baby teething products, she needs to get them tested and that’s the criteria yes it’s basically a piece of string
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25N not KN
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So I need to suspend a 25kg weight basically
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Maths and physics aren’t my strong point. What would testing to 25N tensile force mean in real terms and how could I replicate this test out of a facility?
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Beech
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I'm in no hurry for things to go back as they were. Loving having the kids home all the time, have spent some real quality time together. That being said, I have had enough work to do during the lockdown from having a full order book before it all kicked off. New enquiries are slowing though so who knows what the future will hold.
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Thanks mate
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Well that’s relevant, thanks ?
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Think I’ll manage with whatever I get guys ?
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hmm find it hard to believe it could have been playing up that long. The directory gets around 15,000 visitors per month and no one mentioned it!
