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Steve Bullman

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  1. Yes all the time. Not sure that you would particularly get to hear about it though.
  2. Unusually restrained of you 😃 Mountain man would have been all over it
  3. Never seen a euc die from being topped in 20+ years. I suspect theres something else going on with this one.
  4. Should have stuck to what he was paid to do
  5. Influx of work coming in, obviously in a slightly different field. It can be a general indication that people are a bit quiet when they are wanting to improve their web presence.
  6. I originally put 2003 and changed it after it was pointed out
  7. ARB SHOW 2023 sponsored by FÖRST FRIDAY 12 – SATURDAY 13 MAY 2023 THE ONE-STOP SHOP FOR TREE CARE PROFESSIONALS The ARB Show returns to Westonbirt for a celebration of the world of tree care. After a four year wait, the must visit event for arborists brings a host of new activities. Tickets are now on sale for the biggest UK show dedicated to arboriculture, promising a unique experience for all those with a passion for trees and the tree care industry. We’re delighted to announce that the 22nd ARB Show welcomes a new main event sponsor in Först. The partnership between the Arboricultural Association and Europe's leading manufacturer of commercial wood chippers will help the event continue to grow, evolving activities and attractions for both the industry and the public. Först will be announcing some exciting plans in the coming months. Nicola Shepherd, UK Marketing Manager at Först commented: Visitors will be able to enjoy a showground featuring a new Först demonstration arena and meet some of the biggest brands across the arboricultural industry. Surrounded by one of the most important tree collections in the world, this showcase of the latest industry innovations and technology also has a new focus on interactive attractions. The Arb Worker Zone gives arborists the chance to get impartial advice about climbing kit and techniques or have a go with daily practical demonstrations. The Arborists’ Workshop returns with top industry experts sharing knowledge on a range of subjects. For those that want to test their skills against the best, knot tying and throwline competitions will be open to all. While the ARB Show Open Climbing Competition will be a heated contest drawing climbers of all levels from across the UK and Ireland. It’s no secret that trees are good for us, providing a wide range of benefits to society. Yet, not everyone knows about the profession which stewards these trees: arboriculture. For the first time the public-focused Tree Care Forum will take place alongside ARB Show. The area will feature talks and activities on the importance of arboriculture and the tree care community for the general public. The return of this flagship industry show represents a chance for the arb community to reunite and for us to cultivate a wider appreciation for arboriculture. Association CEO John Parker said: ARB Show tickets are now available to book, with free entry available for Arboricultural Association and ISA members. Entry includes access to the National Arboretum. ARB SHOW TICKETS EXHIBITOR BOOKING
  8. STIHL has added a new cordless hedge trimmer to its popular AP System range, offering landscaping professionals excellent cutting performance, a rotating handle and improved user comfort. Replacing both the HSA 66 and HSA 86 models, the new HSA 100 boasts 60cm double-sided, double-edged cutting blades with a widened 34mm tooth spacing, making the tool ideal for landscapers working on long, tall hedges with thicker branches. Alongside the impressive performance, the HSA 100 also offers high levels of operator comfort. The new hedge trimmer is comfortable to hold, balanced in operation and features a rotating rear handle that locks into three positions across a 1800 range, helping to reduce wrist strain when working for long periods of time. Furthermore, the trigger is located on the inside of the front loop handle for increased comfort in all positions. Additional operator comfort features include quiet operation, meaning the hedge trimmer can be used without ear defenders, as well as an improved anti-vibration system that offers significantly lower vibration compared to the HSA 86. To combat potential jamming of the blades, especially when working on thick material, the HSA 100 features an innovative anti-blocking system that reverses the motors rotational direction to unblock the blades, minimising product downtime and enhancing the efficiency of the tool. The HSA 100 is powered by STIHL’s AP battery system, offering up to 150 minutes run time on a single charge when used with the recommended AP 200 battery. For more information on STIHL’s new HSA 100, please visit www.stihl.co.uk.
  9. It’s a bizarre phenomenon Joe, but you just don’t let go. It happened to me a lot of years back when I was on the ground
  10. Unnecessarily oversized piece. Only purpose I can see is to get an impressive video. Backfired at the groundies expense. Climbers fault all day.
  11. You dont need many videos to go viral before you're talking some pretty good toot
  12. That video along has had 46k views in just 4 days which is around $25 i guess. This one alones made them around £1500
  13. Its the individual video views thats the important metric. I believe its somewhere in the region of $1000 per million views. If they have 159k subscribers I can only imagine how many views they get on top of that from visitors.
  14. I’ll help you! their channel has 159k subscribers. They are making a tidy living from making those videos. That IS their job
  15. I’d imagine it’s over engineered enough to stop it snapping whist you’re being towed in a dual carriageway
  16. Established over 35 years ago, Timberwolf prides itself on providing the industry’s most extensive customer support network through its local and knowledgeable Dealers. This network will be further strengthened as today we are delighted to announce the appointment of three new authorised Timberwolf Dealers: Balmers GM Ltd: Based at Burnley with an additional depot at Wakefield, Balmers GM will cover Blackburn, Blackpool, Bolton, Bradford, Halifax, Huddersfield, Lancashire, Leeds, Oldham, Preston, Wakefield, and Northern Manchester postcodes. Russells (Kirbymoorside) Ltd: Based at Kirbymoorside with depots at Malton, Gilberdyke, and Boroughbridge, Russells will cover Harrogate, Hull, Yorkshire and selected DN 14 postcodes. Turner Groundscare: Based at Chester, Turner Groundscare will be covering Chester, Crewe, Liverpool, North Telford, Stockport, Warrington, Wigan, and Southern Manchester postcodes. “Timberwolf is committed to the Dealer model which we believe provides the best local support to arborists when and where they need it,” said Guy Marshlain, Timberwolf’s Sales and Marketing Director. “Having increasingly recognised the need to improve capabilities in the area the appointment, of Balmers GM Ltd, Russells (Kirbymoorside) Ltd, and Turner Groundscare will not only address regional coverage, but our new partners have demonstrated real commitment to providing the best technical service and customer support to local Timberwolf owners.” With the appointment of 3 new dealers (operating a total of 7 authorised Dealer depots) Timberwolf will have grown their network to 41 Dealer depots and more than 250 trained technicians available to provide industry leading sales, service, and local technical support for UK arborist, groundcare and landscaping businesses. Timberwolf wood chippers, with their 3-year warranty as standard and industry leading 5-year warranty as an option, will be available from our newly appointed Dealers as from 1st March, 2023. Current and potential Timberwolf owners looking to identify their local Dealer should visit the Timberwolf website (https://timberwolf-uk.com/dealers) for further information. About Timberwolf UK Ltd: Timberwolf manufactures a broad range of commercial wood chippers primarily serving markets in the UK and the European Union. The company was founded in 1986 and has delivered over 17,000 chippers through its comprehensive dealer and distributor networks. The company has approximately 100 employees and operates from a 3,300 square meter facility in Suffolk, United Kingdom.
  17. Just watched it. They definitely didn't make use of the buttress roots 😁
  18. Lots to go wrong with felling Lombardy, specially if theres any decay. good point about using the buttress roots, but you know as well as I do 90% of tree surgeons don’t know how to fell properly

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