Where to buy a pitcher - Anyone know?

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Stihl_ts400
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Post: # 8723Post Stihl_ts400

Could someone please tell me where i can purchase a pitcher from?
Thanks Stihl ts
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steve r
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Post: # 8752Post steve r

If you do a search on this forum (top right hand corner) for "pitcher" you'll find a couple of suggestions.
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Stihl_ts400
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Post: # 8774Post Stihl_ts400

thanks mate
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Tony McC
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Post: # 8834Post Tony McC

There's a place in that London now selling imported Pitchers (Pitching Chisels) and the very nice Spanish lady running the business told me that she is happy to do mail order....

Posh Floors (I know! It doesn't make any sense to me, either!)
0207 740 1154

The tools are provided by Ricardo Luengo and they refer to them as "Escalfilador" or "Carbide Pitcher" - page 8 of their catalogue. They do a 20mm and a 40mm version.
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Stihl_ts400
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Post: # 8917Post Stihl_ts400

Thanks mate
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Tony McC
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Post: # 9387Post Tony McC

I've since found these online suppliers in my 'little black book'....

Harbro Supplies

Combined Masonry Supplies

...I'll add both these companies to the Links section of the website over the weekend.
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