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  1. Steve Bullman
    I’d like to think of something fresh for next year, something that involves less admin work preferably, and less scrounging from sponsors, something I dreaded doing every time
  2. Steve Bullman
    What size was that Matt?
  3. Steve Bullman
    Hi, sorry there will be no raffle this year. The Childrens trust turned it into a massive headache last year, and on top of that it really wasn;t as successful as previous years. I know running it late impacted that, but also the amount of replies to this thread shows its probably run its course unfortunately. I was going to treat myself to a christmas entirely to myself for the first time in 10 years, unfortunately I have just plunged head first into a massive project that has claimed all my spare time over christmas!!! Keep an eye out in the new year for an exciting new feature
  4. Steve Bullman
    Another vote here for an art rope guide, regardless of what ddrt system/device you use, a rope guide will make it better
  5. Steve Bullman
    Just saw this in tescos amongst the Christmas novelties. No idea how good it is but thought I’d share here
  6. Steve Bullman
    People moaned about the 461 replacing the 460 but it turned out to be just as an impressive saw as its predecessor. I don't see why the 462 shouldn't be great also. Alas I doubt I will get to own one
  7. Steve Bullman
    No takers yet?
  8. Steve Bullman
    i doubt anyone else in the whole world noticed a chainsaw in that photo Paul. Good spot
  9. Steve Bullman
    haha, cant see the problem myself!
  10. Steve Bullman
    What’s next?
  11. Steve Bullman
    fine here, can you send me a screenshot of what you;re seeing please, and what browser?
  12. Steve Bullman
    Bit of a teapotter
  13. Steve Bullman
    Whilst step cutting cord wood is more or less 100% dependable if done correctly, taking the end out of branches certainly isn't. If you don't want to cut and hold them a silky is the obvious answer. Theres various other techniques though that you will learn over time. For instance doing a top cut slowly and letting the branch peel down so you can pull it off and drop it is one, albeit species dependent
  14. Steve Bullman
    I believe individual but I’ll check tomorrow
  15. Steve Bullman
    Hazel stump with 6ft of regrowth
  16. Steve Bullman
    I’m interest rob, just too busy to do anything about it
  17. Steve Bullman
    Sacked it in early today, stupid weather to be climbing in
  18. Steve Bullman
    general grabber at2
  19. Steve Bullman
    Like driving on an ice rink, and its not just in the snow either. Even wet days it feels like its going to skid out at relatively low speeds
  20. Steve Bullman
    As per title. I have all terrains on currently and they are like a death trap in this weather, having serious handling problems. Seems a lot of expense to change them over for a few months but if we get much more of this weather I will have to seriously consider it. Anyone here changed over for the winter?
  21. Steve Bullman
    will look later
  22. Steve Bullman
    Kettlebells are awesome. I have a set which I don't use anywhere near enough but I plan to soon. Such an easy way to work out, and cheap too. I recommend 'Enter the kettelbell' by Pavel for anyone starting out
  23. Steve Bullman
    Can’t help you,but I can tell you fletcher stewarts used to be the importer, night be worth a phone call in case they have an old manual kicking around
  24. Steve Bullman
    that basically rules out any professional saw in a half decent power band i'm afraid
  25. Steve Bullman
    Did pics of the hinge ever emerge?

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