Ian Kenyon

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Jonathan Davidson replied to Peter sellers's discussion Bulb planter for an old git

"I use of these probably based on advice seen on here - the short version.
Before buying, I was told if your buying one, get the medium as it will cover small and medium bulbs, if your needing a bigger hole then make another beside... rather than…"

PGM replied to Tim Bucknall's discussion Which brand of brushcutter?

"Really like Echo gear, probably our favourite along with Shindaiwa (which is basically the same anyway). Having said that, not sure any of the equipment is made quite as good as it once was. "

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Peter sellers posted a discussion

Bulb planter for an old git

Now retired and am trying to restore my garden after 40 plus years of neglect after looking after everybody elses!So bought a load of bulbs and am regretting selling my petrol.post hole borer with augers which was used to plant bulbs on our sites.…

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Tim Bucknall posted a discussion

Which brand of brushcutter?

I've always used Stihl for brushcutters, hedgetrimmers etc, but they don't last like they used to, and I'm thinking of trying a change. Husqvarna and Echo seem the obvious options. Does anyone on here use either, and have an opinion? TIA

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Fusion Media posted a blog post

Replay Maintenance invests in Redexim machines

Replay Maintenance is strengthening its expanding natural turf division with the investment of a Redexim Verti-Drain 7416 aerator and Overseeder 3D 1575, helping the company deliver high-quality pitch renovations for sports clubs across the…

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Carl Sharp takes the lead on Golf at KAR UK

KAR UK has announced that Carl Sharp will now be leading its Golf division, becoming the main point of contact for golf customers across the UK and Ireland.Carl brings extensive hands-on experience from within the golf industry, having worked in…

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Jacksons Fencing Launches the UK’s First Attack Rated Timber Fencing

Jacksons Fencing has launched the UK's first timber fencing range certified to LPCB LPS 1673, offering homeowners, developers and estate managers a new way to enhance perimeter security while maintaining an attractive appearance. In addition,…

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John F replied to PGM's discussion Battery Storage

"I suppose to be fair to my batteries (different brands ) I have never experienced them losing power gradually it's always being sudden death after years of service they just never seem to wake up again but even this is rare .
I did lose a new…"

Billybop replied to PGM's discussion Battery Storage

"Storing fully charged is fine if they are likely to be used in the near future, if not likely to use for an extended period then as I understand it a lower state of charge extends the lifespan of the pack reducing deterioration in capacity, as I…"

Anthony Toop replied to PGM's discussion Battery Storage

"I always thought partially depleted for storage was best, so around 50% if possible.
Personally i don't really bother, normally they are fully charged as thats the end of day routine, they all work perfectly well, so anyones guess as to what is best…"

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Billybop replied to PGM's discussion Battery Storage

"Could be wrong but for Li-Ion batteries as I understand it about 20 % to 25% charge level best for storage. That's why when you get a brand new Stihl battery for example, it's supplied with One (out of 4) bars of charge"