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  • Jac N Dez Wright September 16, 2015 at 8:40pm
    Always get mine off eBay, I've found its the cheapest place by far, but search well as some ebayers are more expensive than chain garden centres, I love my wolf tools use them day in day out, it saves loads of space in the van and their great guailty to
    • chris > Jac N Dez Wright September 16, 2015 at 8:43pm
      What's a good price to look for ???
  • Jac N Dez Wright September 16, 2015 at 8:51pm
    I start by looking on wolf garden website,world of wolf I think it's called, find whatever tool I'm after then check out eBay, sometimes I've found the pricey heads like the springtine rake head is sometimes cheaper on their site than on eBay just depends which sellers are on eBay at the time, you can usually save yourself at least a couple of quid per head on cheap stuff and close to a tenner on the pricey items
  • Griff steer September 17, 2015 at 8:29am
    I find that the online supplier garden4less are consistently low priced with reliable fast delivery, often next day, and free if you spend £25+
    • briggsandscrapem > Griff steer September 17, 2015 at 6:32pm

      FR Jones do them and its free delivery on orders over £75

      I try to buy off them when I can because they are a company worth supporting.

  • Graham Wright September 18, 2015 at 6:58am

    I have quite a few tools and 3 different handles (the 4m extendible is a beast) and I love them. Really well made.

    I get all mine from either amazon or world of wolf. I have noticed that homebase sell them too, and the prices are about average.

    • chris > Graham Wright September 18, 2015 at 8:11am
      Do you use the storage rack in your van ?
      • Graham Wright > chris September 18, 2015 at 10:36am

        I probably should, but the attachments just live in a tub on the shelf, and the handles are racked along the side with the strimmers etc.

  • Daniela McGhie September 20, 2015 at 5:12pm

    I use them and have them all in my van in a nice sturdy box. I buy from World of Wolf online, they also sell on Amazon and Ebay. But if you do a large order its better to buy from World of Wolf.

    Yup the 4 meter extension pole is awesome. It fits into my Caddy and then some. I can reach places with the lopper that leaves my customers amazed. I love them.

  • Peter Davis September 27, 2015 at 1:51pm

    Before you buy online check this site:   https://www.curiua.com/

    It compares Amazon prices across Europe & can offer savings especially on foreign brands.

    I ended up buying some Wolf Loppers from Amazon Germany at a lower price & they were delivered within three days.  Remember that it's easy to translate the web pages.

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