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Steve Bullman

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  1. They’d need to do it themselves
  2. You can sign up for free waste on this page https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling/
  3. Of course we were going to find a way to get involved Britain and US launch airstrikes on Houthi targets APPLE.NEWS Explosions were heard across Yemen late on Thursday night as British and US forces launched strikes on Houthi targets, after...
  4. Why are so many women dying during pregnancy and what can be done? APPLE.NEWS Number dying in UK has reached highest level in 20 years but alarming trend going unaddressed worldwide
  5. Yeah loads getting them. I’m also interested to know if it’s stolen gear or a scam
  6. click on the map to set the pin. If you are getting an error message when submitting the form its likely you have missed out another required field somewhere, such as terms and conditions. If you dont set the pin your site wont be findable on the search.
  7. Google workspace or gmail. Most of my clients use the same or o365
  8. Some kind of cypress, possibly even western red cedar. Got a close up of the foliage?
  9. STIHL has launched a new range of brushcutters, the most powerful battery powered brushcutters in its AP System, offering unrivalled power and efficiency to professional users. The FSA 200 and FSA 200 R boast a power output up to 60% higher compared to the FSA 135, giving the brushcutters a comparable performance to the petrol-powered FS 361 C-EM clearing saw. This level of power not only ensures efficient and versatile cutting, but also gives landscapers and contractors a genuine alternative to powerful petrol models. Available in bike handle and loop handle models, the FSA 200 provides professional users with enhanced precision through its infinitely variable speed control. With three speed settings, users can tailor their cutting experience for different materials, maximising battery life and overall efficiency. The professional AV system of the FSA 200 enables long durations of use with minimal vibration, promoting comfortable operation. This comfort is further enhanced by the hard-wearing clamping screw, facilitating easy folding of the handlebar for convenient transport. The loop handle brushcutter features a quick-release handle clamp, allowing easy adjustment to accommodate users of varying heights. This adaptability ensures maximum comfort during extended use. Powered by a brushless EC motor, the FSA 200 delivers robust performance, especially when tackling thick materials. The efficiency of the tool is enhanced by the automatic blade detection feature, increasing the maximum RPM when a grass blade is in use to ensure optimal cutting performance. To contribute to an extended lifespan, the brushcutter incorporates a mesh air filter that provides optimal motor cooling. Not only does this feature enhance durability, but it also facilitates easy cleaning, maintaining consistent performance over time. Versatility is a key feature of the FSA 200, offering compatibility with a wide range of cutting attachments. Users can achieve longer working times with metal blades and PolyCut blades compared to traditional mowing lines, providing flexibility for various cutting needs. When equipped with the Smart Connector 2 A, the FSA 200 allows users to gather detailed information such as working time and speed setting history. This smart feature provides valuable insights for optimal tool management, enhancing overall efficiency and the user experience. For more information on the FSA 200 and STIHL’s wide range of professional battery tools, please visit www.stihl.co.uk.
  10. After four years of hiring woodchippers, with ‘mixed’ experiences, the time was right for Dan Snaith of Pro Axe to invest in a machine to call his own – that being an ECO 135TT from GreenMech. Opting for the turntable model, the ECO 135TT has brought new-found convenience to day-to-day operations, not just available when he needs it, but rotatable to be exactly where he needs it too! Dan has used various makes and models of woodchipper during his two decades in the industry, half of those operating under DS Grounds Maintenance – recently rebranded and relaunched as Pro Axe. “We undertake all manner of domestic and commercial tree-works for customers across South West Wales, which had put a lot of pressure on an aging GreenMech we previously had at our disposal” explains Dan. “We’ve therefore been relying on hire centres for the last few years which was unreliable and inconvenient to say the least!” “I got in touch with Martin Lucas at GreenMech who responded quickly and arranged a demonstration of the ECO 135TT for the following week with our local dealer Powercut. The whole process was seamless and as soon as I saw the machine, I was sold!” Defined as entry-level but delivering an impressive 5” chipping capacity, GreenMech’s ECO 135 range is ideal for a wide range of arb and landscape applications. The road-tow ECO 135TT model features a 24hp Loncin engine and full 360o turntable for powerful performance and unbeatable manoeuvrability. “For me, this was one of the main selling points – it’s lightweight, easy to transport and when we arrive on site we can simply turn the ECO 135TT to face in any given direction, improving efficiency and safety for the operator especially when working at the roadside. Being petrol powered has also resulted in a reduction in our fuel spend, giving us chipping power that I’d say is on par with a larger 6” machine in a unit that’s close to half the size.” “I was also impressed with the fast delivery, we waited only a few weeks before Powercut installed the machine with us in early October.” Since its delivery, the ECO 135TT has proven a versatile addition to the team. “It’s been out every week, and has tackled everything we’ve put through it – including hedge brash which the GreenMech seems to mulch through no problem. Overall, I couldn’t be happier.”
  11. Click the button that says register your tip site on this page https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling
  12. Obviously you’ve not seen everything then. pretty sure this was the model Stihl FS 25-4 Brushcutter (FS25-4) Parts Diagram WWW.DIYSPAREPARTS.COM Select a page from the Stihl FS 25-4 Brushcutter (FS25-4) exploaded view parts diagram to find and buy spares for this...
  13. It was a few years back when I originally acquired it, I’d say possibly 18 years ago. mentioned it to a guy from stihl a few years back actually, he wasn’t familiar with it either
  14. I had a 4 stroke stihl strimmer which ran on 4 stroke. Was a rebadged Honda. Stihl discontinued it for some reason
  15. The old ruskies do seem to love a bit of the old poisoning Head of Putin's state-run TV empire found dead with ex-husband after being 'poisoned' in latest mystery Russian death APPLE.NEWS THE chief editor of one of Vladimir Putin’s propaganda TV channels has been found dead from a suspected poisoning, it has...
  16. Quite simple really, it’s called a 4 mix, Not hard to see how that could confuse matters, specially if bought second hand and not explained by a dealer at time of purchase
  17. Other tree is different. Personally I think the tree will be fine, but only time will tell. In future only have your tree cleaned by professional tree cleaners.
  18. I’m going with Caucasian wingnut
  19. Well it’s basically automated, so if they send out 1 million texts and only get even 2 suckers fall for it they’ve had a pretty good day
  20. What is your preferred method for driving through flood water? I was always taught to drive though slow in 1st gear and dipping the clutch if necessary to keep the revs up and exhaust clear. meanwhile there’s a guy preaching on our local Facebook group how the correct method is to drive through at a snails pace with the engine just ticking over. I questioned this in good faith, asking for a source, as the only information I could find on google backed up my knowledge and not his. I was ridiculed for listening to google rather than a mechanics with 25 years experience who had successfully driven through flood waters in his lowered bmw using his method 🙄 just happens that the ‘google’ links I trusted was from the likes of rac and aa, rather than Simon from Facebook who I don’t know from Adam.
  21. Just make sure you get someone in that knows what they are doing, I’ve seen some horrendous hedge laying in the past. Some sell it as an extra service while some are nothing short of artists. not an expert on hedge laying by any means but I believe when laying thicker stems there’s more likelihood of them snapping off when layed if not done right
  22. Steve Bullman

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