Steve Bullman
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I have a stihl one, can’t remember the model put paid around £180 for it. The amount I use it I hope it will last me a lifetime
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Thats what 11 years dealing with the likes of you does to a man
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Don’t you wear eye protection usually?
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Read instructions next time
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I don’t even read it. I did specifically ask you to include your contact details. i doubt many other businesses would bother reading anonymous complaints either
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How dare a new member come on this site and claim to be experienced -
Likewise. I could have literally used this on a daily basis at one time
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Hi Bob, Thanks for the feedback. You are right, I currently haven't set up a way of searching for tip sites by category, this is because I have been trying to keep the front end as user friendly as possible. My thinking was people are primarily going to be searching for a tip site nearby them, rather than looking for a free or paying site. However looking ahead I was planning on creating different color markers for each different category along with a key at the bottom of the map to explain what they are. Also will be adding more info onto the preview box here I have a lot of new modifications ready to go actually, but due to moving house and being without the internet for the past 5 weeks(and counting) I am unable to take on any big projects
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More of a topping dressed up as a pollard. Are they council trees? Can't quite make out the variety? It looks like they have been done before. No doubt they will come back just fine
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I got rid of a stack a while ago! Still have a tub full
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Replace my main 4 every 12 months regardless of condition
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East of England Cutters and Climbers Competition April 2006
Steve Bullman replied to Treerover's topic in Climbers talk
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Should be basic instructions come with the kit you buy. It’s pretty straight forward to fit. Chooose appropriate forks and getting the angles right is really the most crucial think imo, although this is down to common sense. Have seen some ridiculous angles set in the past. Id go overkill on the tonnage
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East of England Cutters and Climbers Competition April 2006
Steve Bullman replied to Treerover's topic in Climbers talk
That’s going back a bit! Maybe @Ian Flatters might have some -
I was wondering the same
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Possibly a slow connection and you are hitting the submit button twice. It shouldn’t happen really
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Been feeling a bit too manly lately so thought this new pup might help combat it
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Chance would be a fine thing. Good to read you
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I do like the idea of grape vines
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Could you explain what this means exactly please? Garden is south facing so in theory that back wall should be a shady spot. I do love Cherries so that could be an option. Do they work well as espalier?
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Actually I posted about this a while ago. It’s a new build and the garden is walled albeit not very large. I was thinking about an espalier planting along the wall with a selection of fruit trees
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Good idea; can someone remind me in a week and I’ll set it up. Moved house before Christmas and still have no WiFi so everything is taking longer than it should
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50 years without a scar is good going. I made 22 without so much as a silky cut, wether I could have done another 28 though I’m not sure
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That’s a long time Mark! You must have some tales
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I see wallenstein have some affordable machines on their site. Not sure where they are made. Their wood splitters certainly have a good reputation so it might be worth chat with Andrew https://wallenstein.co.uk
