Gordon Charlesworth

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Charlesworth Outside

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02392478743

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Charlesworth Outside is a garden design and landscaping company in South East Hampshire and West Sussex

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Landscaping

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https://www.charlesworthoutside.co.uk

Oliver clarkson posted a discussion

Rose spray

Evening what products are people using for black spot on roses, I'm about to run out of my current product which isn't available any more. many thanks

Graham Taylor replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems

"I just use a couple of pieces of paper for the gap and then just rotate the flywheel to ensure its not rubbing anywhere. I set it up when the magnets are pulling the coil onto it with the paper as a sandwich between the two..................holds…"

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Honey Badger replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems

"You're welcome.
Im glad you got it working again."

Jamie replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems

"Thank you for your replies. As it happens, i just re-alligned the ignition coil slightly just to get it slightly closer to the fly wheel as i noticed one side had a bigger gap than the other, and fingers crossed it's been ok today so far. It does…"

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Honey Badger replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems

"Replace there wiring you've probably worn out the kill switch. If it is a flywheel problem stop yanking the pull chord so hard, thats what shears of the flywheel key. I've had three bg86 they get a bit unreliable after 4-5 yrs. They all still run,…"

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John F replied to John F's discussion Service Schedule Stihl Cordless Hedge Trimmer ?

"Thanks Tim for the useful information , definitely worth mentioning also useful reminder to grease the gears regularly
I must admit I sometimes forget with my more expensive kit which has the grease thread the grease soons dries out .
My Stihl…"

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Honey Badger replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems

"Get the flywheel off is tricky. Strip down both sides of the machine there's two opposing compression nuts you have to loosen the one on the fly wheel side. Use a punch and hammer to gently slide of the compression nut, there's a centre point the…"

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Honey Badger replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems

"Use a piece of cut plastic milk bottle to get the space right between the ignition coil and flywheel. The flywheel could be the problem. There's key on the flywheel that shears off and knocks the engine timing off. You have to remove the flywheel…"

Tim Bucknall replied to John F's discussion Service Schedule Stihl Cordless Hedge Trimmer ?

"All the stihl kit I've got has grub screws for greasing, and stihl do grease in tubes like toothpaste. Take the screw out (torx) and screw the tube in, squeeze some in. Should be done quite regularly. Also on shaft drive machines you should take…"

Jamie posted a discussion

Stihl BG86c problems

Hi all, hope this is in the correct thread.So i've had some BG86c blower problems recently. Long story short, i've replaced the carb with a genuine Stihl carb as my previous one wasn't priming, everything was fine once replaced but on full throttle…

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Honey Badger replied to John F's discussion Cherry Blossom Tree

"If it's right by a boundary wall it sadly needs to come out. Cherries are one of the worst for causing subsidence. People Are such idiots when it comes to planting tree's."

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John F replied to John F's discussion Cherry Blossom Tree

"Yes it's not always easy to do the right thing for the tree unfortunately whoever planted it put the wrong tree in the wrong place right next to a boundary wall when it was just a small tree .
Once it's pruned I can't see it adding any value as it…"

Peter sellers replied to Ben Hattersley's discussion Pricing for School grounds maintenance

"Ben, seems that you are in a strong position as you are well thought of by the school as you aren't the obvious choice to quote for something which is not your main business. Are they asking other contractors who do this type of work to quote? If…"

Ben Hattersley replied to Ben Hattersley's discussion Pricing for School grounds maintenance

"Yes it seems to be mine field! The school arent happy with the current contractors and to be honest i wouldn't be either. The main concerns of the school are that they are paying for the contract but very little gets done.
Because i try stay away…"

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Honey Badger replied to John F's discussion Cherry Blossom Tree

"Can't say I've ever seen silver leaf in 22 yrs because I don't prune prunus in the winter. The only dease I've seen on cherry is a die back due to old age. With exception a fungal thing that was poor soil related and did recommend to customer not to…"

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Edward Verity February 2, 2010 at 8:08pm

Edward Verity
The Croft
Hillside Road
Frensham
Farnham
Surrey
GU10 3AJ

07934789792
frenshamlandscapes@hotmail.com

Dear Sir,

I am writing to inform you of my landscaping business, Frensham Landscapes, which may be of interest to you.

I have been working regularly around Surrey and Hampshire providing landscaping services to those who wish to renovate outdoor gardens and spaces. This has included hard landscaping such as patio areas, in addition to soft landscaping such as the laying of turf and hedge cutting.

I have gained valuable experience over the past few years; two of these spent in the South of France actively helping to renovate eighteenth Century barns into modern apartments. On return I worked for eighteen months for a successful local building firm in Farnham.
After acquiring ample experience in this field, I decided to become self-employed, using the expertise that I have gained to work under the name of Frensham Landscapes.
I recently undertook a full-time course at Merrist Wood in which I gained a National Certificate in Landscape Construction and Horticulture which I passed with merit, a valuable experience which highlighted my natural aptitude for creativity, and a passion for turning my own ideas from paper into practice.

I have successfully completed a number of developments, and am currently involved in a few other projects, including patios, a church memorial garden and perimeter fencing.

I am currently looking for opportunities to be subcontracted, so if you believe my services could be of any benefit to you, please contact me and I would be happy meet to discuss possibilities for the future.
If you require, I can provide you with my portfolio of private work I have done as well as many references from completed jobs.

Yours faithfully,

Edward Verity
Frensham Landscapes
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Phil Voice February 6, 2009 at 3:54pm

Hi Gordon

Thanks for joining us on the network. I hope you find the experience rewarding for you and your business.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need any help.

Kind regards

Phil

Gordon Charlesworth

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