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Edging shears

Been using Bahco P75 Edging shears following recommendations from this forum but has quality and manufacture of these changed recently. Last pair I ordered were dreadful.Can anyone recommend another brand?Thx. Mike

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Started by Mike Palmer in Turfcare
1 Reply · Reply by Gary RK Feb 23, 2016
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Cut phone line.

I read a post about cables earlier, it got me thinking.When I first set out, I accidentally cut a phone line with my hedge cutters. It was fixed by a mate of mine who used to work for BT, at the time I had no public liability insurance. This is somet

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Started by Craig Flatters in Business
5 Replies · Reply by Rory Feb 22, 2016
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Finding new staff

Over the last couple of years we have had a run of bad unreliable staff, We have a core group that have been with me for years but are struggling to find new younger people to come and work as us older guys are in our 50s and early 60s the lady I hav

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Started by Andy Cole in Business
8 Replies · Reply by Andrew Watts Feb 21, 2016
Views: 356

HELP NEEDED

HELLO

          MY NAME IS JOHN PHILLIPS. 16 MONTHS AGO I SOLD A LARGE WINDOW CLEANING BUSINESS  AND RETIRED .ITS NEARLY DRIVEN ME NUTS . I AM STARTING UP AGAIN BUT CHANGING THE SCOPE OF THE NEW BUS TO INCLUDE GARDEN MAINTENANCE  , PRE SALE HOUSE VALE

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Started by john phillips in Info
7 Replies · Reply by Richard Gadsby Feb 20, 2016
Views: 443

Hayter Harrier 48

I recently inherited a Hayter 48. It requires priming before starting and I wondered if this is required every time. For instance, when constantly stopping to empty the brass bag then starting up again. It is a bit of a pain that the mower can't cont

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Started by Edward in Machinery
10 Replies · Reply by John F Feb 19, 2016
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