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Anthony Toop replied to David Benson's discussion grass cutting
"some didnt really recover after last year !!
Same, it's not just dormant this year, i think it's…"
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Adam Woods replied to David Benson's discussion grass cutting
"My client has even switched off the robots... absolutely no growth, just brown expanses of dead…"
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Will Roberts replied to David Benson's discussion grass cutting
"I haven't cut any lawns since 6 July here in Chester. I'm keeping busy, for now, cutting hedges etc…"
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Billybop replied to Tim Wallach's discussion Looking for budget hand tools?
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These small seaside shops have absolute bargains on spades and buckets.   You can also get sets of…
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James replied to David Benson's discussion grass cutting
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David Benson replied to David Benson's discussion grass cutting
"just over a year old this post but its the same again this year, happy guardening even the weeds…"
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MF Hodgson replied to David Benson's discussion grass cutting
"Where I am it's rained once in the last two months and the grass stopped growing a while back and…"
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UK Green Industry!

Building Canopy – I’d genuinely value your feedbackSince the end of last year, I’ve been building Canopy after experiencing the same frustrations many of us face running businesses in the UK green industry.The vision has never been to create just another app.It’s to build one platform where businesses in the UK green industry can genuinely run their entire operation.Not one app for scheduling.Another for invoicing.Spreadsheets for KPIs.WhatsApp for team communication.A diary full of…

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SR2000 Spreader help & advice

I've recently purchased a used sr2000 spreader and now looking to replace some rusty parts and find a cover, does anyone know of a UK parts stockist?also, I tested it out using some grass seed and despite the holes opening and everything turning/spinning as it should nothing was actually being broadcast.... any idea of what could be the cause? 

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Echo DHCAS 2600HD Review

As promised review of above- having being used to the likes of Stihl 92ce and Echo petrol hedge cutters was expecting to be underwelmed by this battery machine which was bought purely on the basis of weight. I was wrong. This machine is awesome and is the best I have used in over 40 years in the trade. So many of these battery cutters have the motor at the blade end which make them front end heavy. The Echo motor is at the battery end it is beautifully balanced. Cutting performance is equal to…

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12 Replies · Reply by Peter sellers Jul 21
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Echo DHCA 2600 HD

Now in retirement mode and as previously.posted been looking for a cordless long reach and was going to buy something at the budget end,but as they all have the motor at the blade end making them very unbalanced along with slow blade speeds and very limited cutting capacity etc decided to go for a pro model.The motor at the blade end is a deal breaker for me as even with the so called "balancing out" effect of the battery weight they all seem front end heavy.So arrived at the Echo dhca 2600…

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6 Replies · Reply by Peter sellers Jul 7
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Cordless drill

Now in retirement mode so dug out my old cordless drill that was bought from Argos a long time sgo for £10 to start all those jobs that have been put off. Its dead but to be fair has been used extensively for fencing jobs.Just need something simple to drill the odd hole in masonry and wood so at the budget end, seen one on ebay with 2 batteries and charger for £16.50, how do they do it?Anyway would appreciate any recommendations on a truly budget drill that perhaps comes from a reputable…

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6 Replies · Reply by Peter sellers Jul 18
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Sloping kerb detail.

Hi all.We have a plan to transform our front garden into a driveway. Perhaps it would be more accurate to say transform the garden into somewhere to park our two cars. We have decided to install grass reinforcement grids, rather than a non permeable system. I will probably as more on the prep work required for this job later. If someone wants to detail the prep work now, that would be much appreciated. But for now i'm thinking about the transition from the tarmac drive onto our new grass grid…

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