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"If you really want feed rollers would you consider an Eliet Mega Prof approx £27K?
Otherwise, I'm happy with the Eliet Major."
Otherwise, I'm happy with the Eliet Major."
"1. secateurs
2. hand fork
3. stainless steel spade
4. mower
5. long reach articulating hedgecutter
(really useful: rake, leaf grabber, silki saw, combi stepladder/platform, edging shears, blower, posthole digger, mattock, backpack sprayer)
(could…"
2. hand fork
3. stainless steel spade
4. mower
5. long reach articulating hedgecutter
(really useful: rake, leaf grabber, silki saw, combi stepladder/platform, edging shears, blower, posthole digger, mattock, backpack sprayer)
(could…"
"I have been mowing churchyards and modern cemeteries for many years. Depending on the number of cuts etc. the work is very well paid [or should be if priced and approached correctly].
All my old churchyards are on eleven cuts per year, which means…"
All my old churchyards are on eleven cuts per year, which means…"
Hi People What are you top 5 tools that you couldnt go without as part of your Grass cutting/Garden maintenance rounds.
"Someone else's!!"
"I found myself at this crossroads many years ago now. I opted to invest in a ride on mower [My first Stiga Parks] and I have never looked back.
I suppose that there comes a point where you either invest in a larger machine to take on larger work, or…"
I suppose that there comes a point where you either invest in a larger machine to take on larger work, or…"
"I've recently bought a Lumag HC10 chipper, it's small enough to fit in a small van and have found it really useful. Just done a hedge reduction and some tree work, I had a mountain of cuttings that would have taken an age to cut up and bag but the…"
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What batteries are you using? And how many hours are you getting on using for strimmer and or hedge cutting attachment on an average garden maintenance day/week?
Thanks "
What batteries are you using? And how many hours are you getting on using for strimmer and or hedge cutting attachment on an average garden maintenance day/week?
Thanks "
5 Most Essential Tools For Your Business
Hi People What are you top 5 tools that you couldnt go without as part of your Grass cutting/Garden maintenance rounds.
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Speedwell
hi has anyone had any success in controlling speedwell ?tried several products over the years with no success this season it seems to have grown rapidly on some lawns.....
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Smallest chipper shredder with feed rollers?
Title says it all.Around fifteen years ago I bought a fairly robust looking electric garden shredder and it just blocked up with most stuff, so I have not actually used it much. A small semi-pro machine seems desirable, but I really would not consider one that doesn’t have feed rollers, any suggestions as to a suitable machine?
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Stihl chipper
HI all. Has anybody any experance of the Stihl GH 460 petrol shredder/chipper? Is it any good as a standalone tool & is it the same as the Viking GB 460, certainly seems to look like it?Cheers Neil
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Large mower / rough cut
Hi all,I have an area of land that I cut every 2 weeks. It's quite rough work and is more of a field than anything else. I'm currently cutting it with a weibang virtue and using the side discharge setting. That was fine at first but now I am being asked by other home owners on the same site to cut their part of the field so now I'm cutting about an acre with a domestic machine. Wondering what's best to do. Go for a commercial walk behind mower ? Current machine is 19 inch cut. I'm doing…
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Best mower for cutting old graveyard
Hi all, I have been offered a contract for weekly spring / summer cut of a smallish size graveyard, >5000m2 very old and some very uneven land with graves currently covered in grass due to neglect of previous incumbent. Any suggestions on what type of mower would work best, they don't require grass collection, I was thinking of a petrol howler as i5 would be easy to move around and less chance of damaging a grave. Appreciate any advice you can offer, thanks in advance.
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Stiga
Be grateful for any for any comments on forum members who use Stiga ride ons with mid mount deck, not the outfronts. I.E Reliability, quality of cut ( mulching) along with the model they are using.
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World Mental Health Day
Mental health is an integral aspect of Landscape Juice, and is something that rears its face often within the community - working alone, long days, especially during the winter is isolating and takes its toll. The network was founded on the idea of it being a platform for individuals within the industry to come together to discuss all 'taboo' aspects of the job and life as a horticulture professional. So, if this is anything, it is a reminder that this is a platform which was founded on being a…
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