Steve Bullman
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I would have thought the least you could have done was invite me to dinner!!!
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Good thread. Try to push yourself out of your comfort zone on a daily basis
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Cheers, will have a play tomorrow
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fresh fuel yes. I give it plenty pulls believe me! i'll check the plug but failing that will probably have to take it into my local dealer. Changing a bar and chain is about the depth of my mechanical knowledge
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haha. Freelance climbers don't have much use for chippers generally, so no sorry
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Looks a lush machine!
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I use it for mostly personal use, its been sitting in the garage all winter. Hasn't been started for probably 6 months. Revs didn't elevate before cutting out.
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Same for me. Also the points you need to drill into aren't always how you want them to be, ie to get the optimum angle. You have a fair bit more leeway with cobra in that regard.
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Yeah I know Nod, not a lot of choice though, it was part of a site clearance. They are not being potted, we just chucked them in the pots to make it easier to carry them
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Beats chainsaw work i'd say! https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=235825276783528&id=100010681725275
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Yeah I did wonder if it was as simple as that. I know very little about planting, im more of a destructive kinda guy
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We shall see!
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Not a mower and not a chainsaw so picked this thread at random. Went to start my 4 stroke Stihl brush cutter yesterday, it fired, revved up and then died. Thought I had flooded it so cleaned the spark plug etc, still no joy. Anyway later when I picked it up I noticed it leaking petrol, turns out I hadn't screwed the cap on tight enough. Have i drawn air into the system or something? Still couldn't get it started when I screwed the cap tight. Thanks
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Also when lifting them out of the holes I found this underneath. Is it placed beneath the trees with idea of making them easier to transplant at a later date? Or is it just a random but of nothing that happened to be in the ground,
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Dug these 2 out today, they stand about 3ft tall. What sort of value would you put on these please?
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Busy day chipping 3 days worth of cutting. In the full sun was a killer. Had the timberwolf 230 VTR on the job and it certainly paid for itself.
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In Desperate times...My Silky saves the day!
Steve Bullman replied to silky fox's topic in The Lounge
Killer here, chipping in full sun with no breeze. -
I think if they've ordered a pallet load they have obviously considered everything thoroughly and are going to stick with it. Its not exactly a few cans to sample type order is it!
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Hitch Climber or ZigZag? Personal Opinions
Steve Bullman replied to TTownsend's topic in Climbers talk
I've found the opposite personally, nothing worse than a gunked up friction hitch, except maybe getting hit by a bus -
They do come with a box though
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Working in the north of the Basque Country
Steve Bullman replied to hodge grayson's topic in International Arborist Forum
I remember that thread well, can't believe it was 6 years ago! -
Nice little pick up for you Barry, lets hope he sticks with it!
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I think that was a bit of a pipe dream
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Arbprizes - regular draws to win arb gear
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
Yep Current / Past Winners | ArbPrizes -
Elevated canine urination protection device
Steve Bullman replied to David Humphries's topic in Picture Forum
Ingenious Dave, how much you going to be knocking these out for?
