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Steve Bullman

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  1. Designed for professional landscapers and grounds maintenance teams, the SHA 140 vacuum shredder is the most powerful in the stihl lineup, offering 15% improved suction power compared to the petrol SH 86. Ideal for the autumn and winter months, the SHA 140 makes light work of collecting and shredding leaves and green material. The variable speed trigger provides the operator full control to match the power output to the task at hand, whether that’s working around delicate flower beds, or utilising the boost mode to collect damp leaves. The reinforced suction tube can be used to loosen stubborn leaves, ensuring nothing is left behind. The wide positioning of the rubberised handles ensures comfortable handling and excellent maneuovrability, allowing the user to work quickly with minimal fatigue or arm strain. Perfect balance has also been acheived thanks to the central location of the battery between the handles. Like many battery-powered tools, the SHA 140 is lightweight and quiet in operation, eliminating the requirement for hearing protection. Featuring an adjustable shoulder strap, the 55l collection bag sits comfortably at the operators side without impairing movement. The robust metal buckle openings are able to withstand the toughest working conditions, while the large opening leads to quick and complete emptying with minimal effort. Ventilation openings can be used to deliver constant suction power, regardless of the fill level or the degree of dust and dirt in the bag. Easy transport and storage have also been factored into the design, with fast and tool free removal of the catcher bag and suction tube to make dismantling the tool effortless. With the recommended AP 300 S battery, the SHA 140 has a long working time of up to 60 minutes. For more information on STIHL’s range of AP System tools, please visit www.stihl.co.uk.
  2. Any suggestions for this one please?
  3. No, there’s probably something else missing, check you have set the pin correct (physically click on the map yo set) and make sure you accept terms at bottom
  4. I dunno, reckon the one in the lefts a woman actually
  5. Unfortunately it didn't pan out too well for Kamala when the crowd started booing Beyonce when they realised she wasn't performing and subsequently left the rally. I really dont understand how people can be considering voting for Kamala, every video i've seen of her she basically says a whole load of nothing
  6. great pics, whats the star one? Please dont say star fungi 😁
  7. I think we will see the states break up in our lifetime
  8. Perhaps of the left fielded a decent leader every once in a while it might avoid these situations. America have been faced with dap candidates to choose from for the last 3 elections now, that’s pretty poor! kamala possibly worse then even Hilary though 😂
  9. I mean shouldn’t this sort of information be classified rather than broadcast for all our enemies to see? Not that they don’t already know mind
  10. FYI public liability is not a legal requirement.
  11. How did you know that? did you read the post title? 😁
  12. They seem to be getting harder lately! Wordle 1,222 5/6 ⬜🟩⬜⬜⬜ ⬜🟩⬜⬜⬜ ⬜🟩🟩⬜⬜ ⬜🟩🟩⬜🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
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  17. Speed line is what I had just had sprayed in my truck, remember that part 😀
  18. Don’t recall it to be honest mate, but I do recall reducing something small off steps(probably when your missus was perving), and yeah I do remember dragging something round the back 😀
  19. Alex Salmond, former first minister of Scotland, dies aged 69 APPLE.NEWS Alex Salmond, the former first minister of Scotland, has died aged 69. He collapsed after delivering a speech in North Macedonia. A towering and divisive figure in...
  20. To be honest about the only thing I remember was your hot missus

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