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High tip mowers

Hello everyone I'm looking at buying a high tip mower, currently running an iseki low tip wondered which one people rate?

Needs to be able to tip into my tipper trailer solely for leaf collection time sides are 1.8m from ground but could tip in back d

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Started by Sam Bainbridge
2 Replies · Reply by Tom Leivers yesterday
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Mossy lawns

Just took on a new customer and their lawn is absolutely terrible........... so much moss that I'm not even sure there's any grass there!  Anyway, they want me to scarify the moss out... thats no problem but I've pointed out that it will look awful a

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Started by Graham Taylor
3 Replies · Reply by Graham Taylor Mar 21
Views: 109

Grass Cutting 2026 Season

Have many started cutting lawns yet?

We went out on Monday March 2nd. I was slightly apprehensive about whether the ground would be too wet or if the grass would have grown enough to warrant a cut, but all absolutely great. Ground plenty firm enough a

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Started by PGM
9 Replies · Reply by PGM Mar 15
Views: 569

Does moss always = full renovation

Hi.

Does a mossey lawn always equal a full lawn renovation? 

Once you kill (or control) moss the customer is left with brown / black dead moss all over their lawn. So then its needs scarifying to rake it up, then usually a preseed fert, seed and top so

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Started by Gary R
8 Replies · Reply by PGM Mar 12
Views: 464

lawn repair soil

Hello, I have a approx 110 square meter shady lawn that I need to repair.  It was turfed two years ago, I think fairly badly, and doesn't seem to have been watered through the summer.

It is patchy with 70% green, 30% dead.

The client is only renting, s

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Started by Ian Stanton in Turfcare
3 Replies · Reply by Jon Chandler Mar 10
Views: 207

Trailer and Rotavator for Sale

31096210455?profile=RESIZE_710xHi everyone,

Firstly, my sincerest apologies if this is not allowed. I set up my self employed gardening business a couple of years ago, went really well but unfortunately developed Rhabdomylosis, and turns out I have a rare genetic condition. Now I k

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Started by M Olsson
1 Reply · Reply by M Olsson Mar 7
Views: 98

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Sheffield Wednesday’s stadium presents a challenging environment for turf, with significant shade and limited use of supplementary lighting. Alongside this, the pitch sees consistent use from first team and under-21 fixtures, as well as training…

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