Steve Bullman
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You are officially not part of the Arbtalk Massif....even if there was such a thing
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Would be nice to see some softwood added to this list. The public need educating -
Wonder why the name change? that name carried a lot of weight in the industry
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Welcome Jack, and good luck with the transition to civy life
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You need to put a listing on here https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling/
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Post a a location would be helpful
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Hi Michael, You're going to struggle with a 270 on a trunk that size. Sounds like a job for a professional, at least to get it on the ground and safe for you.
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Not sure what happened there then!
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Meetings with remarkable trees, the Arbtalk version
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Picture Forum
Can't say i've ever seen a multiple stemmed Redwood before -
had you logged out and in again on a different account without realising?
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Best way to store chainsaw in mewp basket?
Steve Bullman replied to s o c's topic in Large equipment
Common in America. Not cheap though https://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=29&item=17302 -
same rope as hedera I believe. And yep, can't fault it with the zigzag
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£750 a week paye Top money for top Tree Surgeon
Steve Bullman replied to lendahand's topic in Employment
Can't believe someone hasn't filled this yet! -
Maybe, but at the same time won't a base tie take a bit of the shock out of the system?
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Good question. I seem to recall someone saying base tying actually creates more of a load at the top. I've never quite got my head around that.
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Hi David, if you ever need picus tests doing I am offering this service now
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i'd absolutely agree with that
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If its Peters design it looks like they have made a few alterations. Maybe the ram was moved as its more efficient. Looks flipping ugly though http://powertipper.co.uk/
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Thats the way it always was. Trainers and assessors seemed to always be guys in their 50's and 60's who had spent their entire lives working in the woods.
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From 2016...advertising the same company as I mentioned above. They don't appear to be trading anymore.
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Couldn't agree with you more there.
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Theres certainly been a few incidents caught on camera lately that maybe, just maybe could have been avoided with refresher training. Then again probably not
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Yep this is nothing new. Its been the recommendation for a number of years now. The cynic could argue its a money making exercise. For many i'd argue the refresher training is pointless. For some it could be more appropriate
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I found Mule tippers on youtube, but it looks like their website is dead. I can only assume it didn't work out for them.
