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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I still haven't found a good enough excuse to buy one yet, tried to buy a joker or two but safety lifting haven't had them in stock when I need to make up the order value 😔
gonna be a while, 'fore I replace a shackle (and hook) with one of them, at those prices :oops::oops::oops:
 
CPS

CPS

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Was close to buying a wee Cordless top handle chainsaw this week. But to be honest I just don't think it would be the same, id miss the smell of petrol 😁

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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
They're brilliant! £25 or thereabouts iirc
Got it in the kit.
But SLG have em on eBay
so they are - didn't look to see what colour it was -- but as said have plenty of shackles and hooks to warrant not owning one ;):)
 
Giles

Giles

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I’m tempted by the dewalt 54v top control but my Stihl ms150 tc is such a little beauty of a saw I think I’d be disappointed with the dewalt even if I’ve gone battery on almost every thing else, saying that still have petrol brush cutters and hedge cutters for the bigger jobs where you need that power. My big husky petrol hedge cutters wil cut 2” battery ones won’t do much more than 20mm with a bit of chewing
 

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Giles

Giles

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Last few weeks at local nt place, it’s 7 mins from my house so our nearest one. I like working here was featured on spring watch this year not a big house but pretty big estate and popular with Sheffield visitors.

We’ve been doing externals on a new book den where they sell 2nd books

New steps , new disabled access path and new courtyard and associated drainage etc
 

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Giles

Giles

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Most photos won’t load anymore due to new camera on iPhone so trying to find ones that will

Stone steps are being cut currently and then tar and chip to,go,on the new surfacing
 

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Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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I’m tempted by the dewalt 54v top control but my Stihl ms150 tc is such a little beauty of a saw I think I’d be disappointed with the dewalt even if I’ve gone battery on almost every thing else, saying that still have petrol brush cutters and hedge cutters for the bigger jobs where you need that power. My big husky petrol hedge cutters wil cut 2” battery ones won’t do much more than 20mm with a bit of chewing
Yeah you'll be disappointed with the DeWalt. Tried it and returned. Bad vibes etc.
Especially after the 150...which is a lovely little saw 😍
 
William127

William127

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Delivered my mates E10 and slanetrac as a favour yesterday- then had to go back and swap the slanetrac for a jcb htd5- must be seriously tight!
Got up early this morning and dropped the loncin into my slanetrac. A 20 minute job that I've been puting off for how long🤣🤣
 

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DaveDCB

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Funnily enough that was my top speed in te 432e....was a different story going down in the wet or you'd a ropey tyre on...lot more cautious.
I always found the cat machines would lock up and skid like they were on ice! Never really had that problem on the 3cx..
 
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