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  1. Doesn’t sound like you’ll need EL so yes you should be able to get that down considerably. Give Simon a call https://treesurgeoninsurance.co.uk
  2. Can't help with a diagnosis, but my advise would be not to mess around with the tuning if you don't know what you are doing. You can do far more harm than good.
  3. Sorry to hear that. Like you say, theres been a spate of incidents the past few days!
  4. The little FSI is a great machine Ben, its effortless compared to some of the others. I believe Bandit do a similar one that pivots but I haven't used it.
  5. I'm not sure that was the same saw we used that time Tommy.
  6. I had a go with this chainsaw a couple of months ago and its on another level to its predecessor. One step closer for Stihl. Exciting to see how far this technology will go.
  7. I don't believe its a ranking factor, at least not in the same way as other incoming links. But if its sending traffic to your site then that certainly adds to its value. On that note, people are using facebook all wrong in my opinion. Posts on facebook should be links to longer blog posts on your site. Having facebook posts on your site that lead people to facebook is totally the wrong way of going about things in my opinion.
  8. Ideal for forestry and agricultural work, STIHL has launched the new MSA 220 C-B, the most powerful cordless chainsaw in the STIHL range. Designed with a high chain speed, the powerful MSA 220 C-B makes quick work of any task and guarantees consistently high-quality cutting performance, regardless of the battery charge level. The new PRO cordless chainsaw is ideally suited for felling, thinning work, construction and wood carving. The new MSA 220 C-B comes as standard with the STIHL exclusive 3/8" Picco Super 3 (PS3) full chisel saw chain with a guide bar length of 35cm/14”. This chain has a high cutting performance and a low kick-back. As part of STIHL’s PRO cordless range, the MSA 220 C-B is powered by a 36 V Lithium-Ion battery. The new AP 300 S battery is recommended to ensure the best possible cutting performance, and is also compatible with all other tools within the STIHL PRO Cordless system. The sturdy MSA 220 C-B is suitable for use in any type of weather and also enables cutting work in confined areas, making it the ideal tool for professionals working in horticulture and perfect for use when wood carving. The quiet-running and easy to operate chainsaw is a high quality alternative for many tasks including agriculture, forestry and contract work that does not compromise on performance. The details at a glance Powerful with a high chain speed The STIHL MSA 220 C-B starts with ease, accelerates quickly and always maintains a high cutting performance, regardless of the battery charge level. Responsible for this is the electronically controlled brushless electric motor. This EC motor is extremely efficient and works almost wear-free. In addition, the STIHL AP 300 S battery, which is also new, has 25 percent more capacity compared to the AP 300 and can run for up to 45 minutes with one charge. Thanks to the high chain speed of 24 m/s, the work can be carried out quickly even when delimbing smaller sized timber. Strong cutting full chisel saw chain The MSA 220 C-B is fitted with a full chisel saw chain as standard: the STIHL exclusive 3/8" Picco Super 3 has a powerful cutting performance, low vibrations and a low kickback. It ensures excellent cutting quality with low feedback. Its high cutting performance increases energy efficiency. This pays off in up to 30 percent more cuts per battery charge compared to a semi-chisel chain. In addition, its wider kerf simplifies work when using a felling wedge. Ergonomic and comfortable The raised and printed felling line enables precise targeting and exact work when felling small trees. Thanks to the compact design and the soft rubber handle, the tool fits comfortably and securely in the hand. Other practical features include the quick chain tensioner, which enables the chain to be retightened without tools, and the semi-transparent oil tank, which allows the user to keep an eye on the oil level at all times. Modular battery system The new AP 300 S 36 V Lithium-Ion battery is compatible with all tools within the STIHL PRO cordless system. In addition to the new chainsaw, this includes more than 25 other tools for a wide variety of applications, as well as batteries with different energy supplies and chargers. For more information on STIHL’s range of cordless tools, please visit www.stihl.co.uk.
  9. Forestry Expo Scotland 2019 is a unique harvesting demonstration and trade event brought to you jointly by Forestry Journal, the leading Forestry magazine in the industry, several global machine manufacturers and Rural Projects, a noted public event and trade exhibition organiser. Forestry Expo Scotland has been established to promote and support the Scottish forestry industry. The Scottish Forestry industry generates over £1 billion to the economy and for two days, this autumn, the eyes of the forestry world will be on us as we showcase the industry. Forestry Expo Scotland is a unique event whereby the audience can view the latest in timber harvesting technology working at full capacity across the event duration. It is anticipated over 10,000 cubic metres will be harvested during the event Building on the successes from Forestry Harvesting Demo 2014, the event is backed by the four dominant global manufacturers, John Deere, Komatsu, Ponsse & Tigercat and will also feature a further 100 exhibitors showcasing the very latest in all aspects of timber growing and processing technology. The harvesting demonstrations will provide an opportunity to experience forestry machinery and equipment at work, and to also discuss ideas with leading industry experts. Watch the machines working to full capacity clearing the 10,000t of standing timber, making this a truly unique forestry event for Scotland, the UK and Europe. Managing Director of Rural Projects, Martin Dare says of the new event launch “We are extremely pleased and proud to be working closely with Forestry Journal and our key sponsors to deliver this first Forestry Expo. This exciting new event will provide the perfect platform for anyone working in the industry. The Little Clyde location allows two days of skilled harvesting demostrations complimented by the adjacent exhibition area.” Magazine Publisher, Darren Bruce also says: “We believe Forestry Expo Scotland bridges a gap in the market place and highlights all that is unique and innovative about the forestry industry, providing a compelling and informative focus specifically to the harvesting sector.” Forestry Expo 2019 will take place on the 22nd and 23rd August at Little Clyde, Elvanfoot, Biggar, South Lanarkshire ML12 6RL. Headline and key sponsors of Forestry Expo Scotland include: John Deere, Komatsu, Ponsse, Clark Engineering, Fountains Forestry, Tigercat and Iggesund. If you would like to receive more information on the event contact 0131 333 0969 or email [email protected] To keep up to date with the progress of the event by visiting www.forestryexpo.co.uk or follow us on our social channels: Twitter, Instagram or Facebook
  10. Well I do like beer. I’ll see if Marcus is going
  11. That should be in a museum
  12. As a freelance climber?
  13. 20 I think
  14. People are getting killed in these attacks. If I were the victim and had to defend myself I wouldn’t waste time with punches, it would be throat strikes and eye gouges or any other violent extremes I could come up with, and then like you say it would be me doing time for it
  15. More than enough people standing round watching that could have easily grouped together and done something. Part and parcel of living in a city according to the mayor probably.
  16. Welcome to the forum Owain
  17. Still one of the gutsiest fells I have seen at 4 minutes, sorry for the quality, this is an old vid. @Andy Collins doing the fell
  18. Then you create another problem for yourself if it doesn't want to stay Looks a clear zone, i'd cut and make sure I have a good exit to run for my life it the crap hits the fan
  19. Really hard to say without seeing it in person, but i'd probably go for the smaller one first. Bored cut on both. I suspect the larger one will stay upright.
  20. As all the votes so far are on the low side i've also added 0% as an option
  21. I've sold a lot of stuff on facebook market place but you have to deal with a massive amount of time wasters and stupid questions.
  22. You've done a real pro job there
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  24. unbelievable https://uk.yahoo.com/news/cyclist-hit-yoga-teacher-stepped-074600530.html
  25. Of course we are! I caught a brief glimpse of a headline earlier, didn't bother reading it though. Its inevitable. Sooner or later America are going to take us into a world war, only a matter of time. The world is fed up with their war mongering, it will only take a few of the big ones to say enough is enough and team up.

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