Steve Bullman
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Long time no read Ben. Hope you've been keeping well. Good luck with the comps!
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No idea, not by that username if they are I don’t think
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We’re happy to announce that Arblease celebrates 10 years of trading in 2020! Over the last decade we have operated in the world of arboriculture forging solid relationships with manufacturers, importers and dealers to create an effective, and very popular, website to give our customers fast access to machinery and vehicle images, technical information and realistic finance figures at low fixed rates. We are 100% impartial and aim to give our customers full access to useful information and finance figures on all of the leading machinery and arb vehicles available in the UK leaving the customer to decide what suits their business best! We have funded over 7800 new & used machines and vehicles over the past 10 years and now enjoy the company of many thousands of customers throughout the UK. To celebrate our 10 years in business we have decided to reward our loyal customers for the rest of 2019. All existing customers who use Arblease from 1st Nov until the 31st Dec will receive a FREE £25.00 Amazon Voucher and Arblease will also make a £10.00 donation to Macmillan Cancer Support. You can finance any new OR used machine or vehicle at the same fixed low rates! To find out more about our reward scheme visit our website or give us a call. Finally, thank you to all of our clients and our network of machinery dealers, importers and manufacturers for your business. We wish you all the best for 2020! Matt Potter Arblease Director -
That’s a crude option I hadnt considered. As it happens I reckon there’s just enough timber on this pallet to do the job
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I haven’t, know a man who has though
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Running a temporary path up to a garden office. Scrounged a few slabs to use as stepping stones and will surround them with granite chip. What something to create an edge between the path and the grass. Ultimately the whole garden is going to be landscaped therefore looking for a cheap option for the edging for now. Any suggestions?
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well b&q told me it was their own brand
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When I was in b&q looking at these, the woman told me I should wait a couple of days as theres an offer imminent
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Just can’t bring myself to ?
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Drill, impact driver maybe. Orbital sander, jigsaw, and may as well get one of the little handheld vaccums for the missus whilst I’m at it anything else I’ll just buy as I need
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Got it in one! So.......:what should it have said ?
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Tree identification database
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Tree Identification pictures
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I think I was looking at the Einhell range in Wickes today actually. Read a couple of bad reviews though on my phone while I was in the shop. I try not to take too much notice to reviews on the whole, but it does kinda put you off if you know no better. I will have another look at them.
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website? autocorrect I assume
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He uses them professionally? Id imagine an angle grinder is more demanding than a drill, so if they got that right then hopefully the rest of the range is pretty good
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Looking to buy a set of cordless power tools. Don't want to spend a fortune as they won't get used much. Looking at this range in b&q. Feel good in the hand compared to some of the other cheaper brands. Anyone got any experience with them? Erbauer EXT Cordless 18V 4Ah Lithium-ion Brushless Combi drill 1 battery ECD18-Li-2 | DIY at B&Q WWW.DIY.COM Erbauer EXT Cordless 18V 4Ah Lithium-ion Brushless Combi drill 1 battery ECD18-Li-2 - B&Q for all your home and garden supplies and advice on all the latest DIY trends
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Not bad looking trees until they are topped, then you end up with whats in the picture.
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Looks like a maple to me, possibly silver maple
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Don’t forget that the stock that is still sitting there next year is going to lower in value. Obviously a lot of it will be too far gone to sell and in the worse case scenario you might have to skip it. I suggest you get yourself an account who is on the ball on such matters ?
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Clip it the other side? and yes the Sawpod is awesome. I never climbed without mine
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Hi Emma, you need to add your site on this page https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling
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One of my website clients specialise in flat roof repair and asbestos encapsulation. I thought they may be able to offer some advice so dropped them an email. 'As others have said I would look at getting a plastic version in the same profile, notably GRP it can then be painted a light grey to blend in. It’s a bit OTT in my opinion and accidents do happen so I feel for the guy there will also be as others have mentioned reclaimed where someone has taken them down in full sheets available on places like ebay.'
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A couple of sites recently launched. 2 companies from opposite ends of the country and at different stages in their development. Thomson Trees - An Edinburgh Arb Approved tree surgery business Five Valleys Arbor - Based in the Cotswolds and operating throughout Gloucestershire with a full range of tree surgery services. These are just a couple of the sites I have completed recently. I've been too busy to add them to Arbtalk Media so just displaying them here for the time being. Now taking bookings for the new year on all website design. Please get in touch with me via Arbtalk or email me [email protected]
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Waste of time and money!
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Flipping glad im not out climbing trees today. Weathers turned bitterly cold today with winds and some sleet. Might have to pop the heating on for an hour
