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Steve Bullman

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  1. I suppose I do miss some of the views from working outside, would I trade it for being in the office on wet cold days though? not likely!!! Actually about to start converting the back 3rd of my garage into an office. I am now wondering if I should put a window on the side facing the field
  2. Its because you are reading your own listing, the contact button isn't showing for you. rest assured its there
  3. STIHL has launched two enhanced versions of the MS 151, increasing its range of high-quality chainsaws for professional use. The new MS 151 C-E and MS 151 TC-E top handle chainsaws have both been designed with high performance in mind. Both models feature a new version of STIHL’s 2-MIX engine, which increases the power of the saw by up to 10% and provides a 15% increase in torque when compared to its predecessor, the MS 150 C-E. Additionally, fuel consumption and emissions have also been reduced. Design upgrades made to the 2-MIX engine include a new piston with stepped base, cylinder and muffler. The chainsaws also feature ErgoStart technology that enables effortless, reliable starting of the power tools, meaning professionals can be up and running in no time. The MS 151 C-E can be used for a range of applications, including firewood cutting, tree care and minor thinning, while the MS 151 TC-E top handle is designed for arborists performing deadwood removal and treetop reductions. Despite the increase in performance, both chainsaws remain the same weight as the MS 150 C-E at just 2.60kg, ensuring professionals can benefit from the enhanced engine power, whilst keeping the overall system weight to a minimum. STIHL’s anti-vibration system also ensures the tool is comfortable to use over extended periods of time. The MS 151 C-E and MS 151 TC-E are available now. For more information on STIHL’s range of chainsaws, please visit www.stihl.co.uk.
  4. Oh and you will need to ensure you have their permission to add them as a site
  5. Just click on the add new tip site button. You can specify what you will and won’t receive
  6. Do they have a listing in the tip site directory?
  7. Hi Sue, none of the sites are for collection, they are tipping points for tree surgeons to use. You are welcome to add your own location for free.
  8. Few sites near you on here https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling/nearby-tipsites/?nearby=20&lat=51.454513&lon=-2.5879099999999653&category=0&country=0&state=0&specialization=
  9. Bit of info on this thread might be of use
  10. You might want to look into some sort of hospital stay/health insurance, if your personal accident insurance doesn’t cover this. I assume ehic cards may well not be valid after October
  11. We all have rent/mortgage to pay whatever the age. the answer is to work harder to fund the machine
  12. I have known companies that do. It’s a very tedious and inefficient way of going about things. Get saving for that processor mate
  13. Maybe they did, but then everyone else was swimming faster to get away from you??? That would kinda throw things out a little
  14. Not sure if you appreciated the research and technology that goes into the metallurgy of wood chipper blades. It’s not simply a case of going to an engineer and having them cut a chunk of steel using your existing blades as a template
  15. Yep Blake’s hitch is usually the same diameter as the climbing line
  16. Welcome, and good luck with the career change
  17. That’s basically what I said in a nutshell ?
  18. that right there is one of lifes little pleasures all on its own
  19. Perhaps she'll really cry if someone tells her the real cause and the only real solution
  20. haha yep. No way on earth i would pay that money for one of those without seeing what faults they are going to present in the first couple of years. Many I expect if its anything like its predecessor.

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