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  1. Stephen Blair
    Don't practice on a steep bank with wind blown beech! Don't work alone. Have clear communication between workers. Have you done your windblown course? Be very carefull!
  2. Stephen Blair
    Have you tried all possibilities of hose swapping around?
  3. Stephen Blair
    Get a crane mate, think of the photos!!
  4. Stephen Blair
    Get a micro chipper, sack the lad and never carry brash again, the chipper is never more than 5 m from the tree.
  5. Stephen Blair
    Amazing yet terrifying!
  6. Stephen Blair
    I'll sned out brash for the chipper with a polesaw on a hot day wearing shorts rather than put on ballistics!!
  7. Stephen Blair
    I'd make him take that watch off at chipping time ! Nice bit of wood that
  8. Stephen Blair
    It's been a bumper crop with us for apples, and we are a similar weather pattern to you. Very dry and hardly any rain, the Rowan trees are buckling with berries aswell. Sorry cant offer any advice mate
  9. Stephen Blair
    Tbh if it saves me putting my cutting trousers on, on a hot day, I'll Silky all day .
  10. Stephen Blair
    Give it a few more years and it will be a 046 or the Igland:laugh1:
  11. Stephen Blair
    Zubat here
  12. Stephen Blair
    He used the company motorbike to go and sign on at lunchtime !
  13. Stephen Blair
    I've had the Stihl pole saws since them came out, the first ones would wear out the roller bearings on the shaft after 6 months and were expensive to replace and fix, I've had the 4 Mix 1 now for about 4 years I think, it's never given me any bother and runs like new. I use the hedge cutter head on it a lot which adds much more stress to the shaft when extended, so there is a little twist or bend in it, but that's through the abuse I give it, and it's not made for that.
  14. Stephen Blair
    http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/members-only/5314-tonights-arb-meal-93.html Steak n chips!!
  15. Stephen Blair
    Did you have to hide your pole saw and steps when the assessor was round:001_rolleyes:
  16. Stephen Blair
    That's the future that is!! Nice 1!!
  17. Stephen Blair
    Very nice!!
  18. Stephen Blair
    Nice here.
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  20. Stephen Blair
    Happy birthday Mike!
  21. Stephen Blair

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    Stephen Blair replied to RC0's topic in Video forum

    First day, classic!!!! Great fell and nice shrub dodging.
  22. Stephen Blair
    Rip Alan, sorry for your loss.
  23. Stephen Blair
    So how many times have you caught your elbow on the chain of your top handle then, mounting it so high up:biggrin:
  24. Stephen Blair
    Wow!! The quite an achievement, especially with everything else that's been going on in your life the last few months aswell as cutting down loads of trees!
  25. Stephen Blair
    Make your log orders via your website and you receive an email with payment conformation with their address and delivery number. To make it even easier, arrange a courier service, they get the email aswell, they collect the bulk bags and deliver. You sit at home with your feet up. Simples

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