Steve Bullman
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Well done. Are you a rugby fan anyway?
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Have you tried getting in touch with the Stihl timbersports guys?
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bump.
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Arbprizes - regular draws to win arb gear
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
Yep, just found it myself Terms and Conditions | ArbPrizes -
Good work! Are the legs cedar also?
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Arbprizes - regular draws to win arb gear
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in General chat
Doesn't mention it on the site. I will see if I can find out. -
Hi Jamie, Long time no read. I have used them in the past. From new they don't cut like a normal chain. Perhaps buying a few piranha chains as throw always might be a better option?
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Not a very nice tree Ti, you did good by it though IMO
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That's a good offer. Really tempted myself but can't possibly justify owning another chainsaw. I have 6 topping saws as it is!
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Some jobs are just no fun. Thankfully they are few and far between
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Still people complaining about a security token missing when posting images. Have made a few more changes to the settings, please could those affected test this by uploading images you were unable to previously? thanks
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Oh dear. First thing I do when i see birch sap running after a good pruning is stick my head underneath and drink it!!!! What did they die from?
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Covering their backs, duty of care most likely
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I would expect no less
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Not assuming that for a second, hence the bold comment in brackets Barry. My point was that focussing on hourly rates really doesn't show the whole picture.
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If you're using a hitch climber with an advanced friction hitch you will notice the benefit of a smaller diameter rope for sure. If you're just starting out then a 13mm with a prussik will probably be a good choice for developing grip strength.
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Its just a tree tag, you'll find all the trees in the area will have one. Would have been put on as part of a tree survey for identification purposes
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I'm in, all you have to do is enter your details and you're in the draw. ArbPrizes
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Hourly rates mean little to me. They guy charging £40 an hour might work twice as quick as the guy charging £20 an hour. Add to that, the guy charging £20 an hour might not even do the job properly(nor the guy charging £40 for that matter). I have used countless saw mechanics over the years, several I have had to take the same saws back to as they hadn't fixed the issues. As a result i'm pretty fussy who I take my saws to. All that aside, £12 an hour is no rate for anyone to be charging as a professional. It shows absolutely no forethought whatsoever...sorry to be so blunt.
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Its a satisfying feeling when you get a bit to drop perfectly
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And a pleasure to see a groundsman running the ropes properly
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Easy-Lift Guy is headed to Melbourne, Australia
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Well done Ted. What sort of scale was the show? -
Hows it offered at a bargain price?
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Crikey, the AA are going to be busy that day
