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Graham Taylor replied to Tim Wallach's discussion Tripod ladder user? Your advice sought please!

"I just use an ordinary extending 2 piece ladder with a 6' plank across the top which stops it falling into the hedge.......... never seem to have a problem These tripod ladders certainly look impressive but they look a right pain to lug about,…"

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Geoffrey King replied to Tim Wallach's discussion Tripod ladder user? Your advice sought please!

"I have a 12ft & 8ft , the 8ft has been really useful especially for picking fruit & pruning fruit trees
The photo shows some one using the ladder unsafely
Firstly he looks right handed, therefore the ladder should be place the other way around with…"

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Fusion Media posted a blog post

Lawn Mower Racing Returns to GroundsFest 2026

One of the most popular attractions at GroundsFest is set to return with lawn mower racing taking place across both days of the event. Sponsored by…

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Fusion Media posted a blog post

TurfTech set for biggest year yet as industry support continues to grow

TurfTech 2026 is set to be the biggest edition yet, with growing industry support, increasing visitor numbers, and an expanded line-up of partners ahead of this year's event on 1 and 2 October at the American Express Stadium in Brighton.TurfTech…

Sam Bainbridge replied to Neil Darby's discussion Stiga 955

"Maybe this is a sign to pick your own way forwards, I rate stiga and mountfield as crappy homeowner mowers (from experience of 15yrs). Wheeled mowers I'd never ever buy anything other than an etesia, roller mowers always honda with a high lift…"

Ian Harvey replied to Peter sellers's discussion Cordless drill

"Have a look at the ones in your local Aldi which use the 20/40v batteries. I have their drill and also multitool, and they have been excellent. Drill has been heavily used, including mixing tubs of concrete, hammer drilling trellis fixings to walls…"

Billybop replied to Peter sellers's discussion Cordless drill

"sounds similar to what I have Peter I bought 2 sets of the Ryobi R18PD3-215GZ drill last year from Amazon Resale under £50 each they were returns / refurbished, sold the best looking drill and kept 1 with minor marks for myself, sold 2 of the…"

Peter sellers replied to Peter sellers's discussion Cordless drill

"Yes know what you are saying, toolstation do have a ryobi 18v combi with 2 batteries and chsrger 13mm chuck on offer for £67 inc vat more than I wanted to pay but seems a good deal?"

Billybop replied to Peter sellers's discussion Cordless drill

"Hi my concern with the cheap no-name cordless drill kits would be not so much fire risk but that the battery lifespan would be poor especially if left unused for any length of time, and might not take or hold charge any more, also the packs are…"

Peter sellers posted a discussion

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…

Peter sellers replied to Neil Darby's discussion Stiga 955

"We did still crap!"

Sam Bainbridge replied to Neil Darby's discussion Stiga 955

"Absolutely correct however if you turn the engine up they are great in every condition and go like a race horse"

Peter sellers replied to Neil Darby's discussion Stiga 955

"Neil. As you probably know we have the Mountfield version of your mower and use commercially, no issues . I'm no expert but sounds like a pulley issue.
We bought ours on the variable speed and large discharge chute . The Honda yes is probably better…"