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les we have a etesia mvehh hydro in for repair when you switch the blades on they will go for about half an hour then stop dont no what the prob is
can you help
thanks
nigel
I'm having trouble downloading the Pro46 parts list PDF. Please could you send me one to : b.smale@btinternet.com
I run a couple of Pro 46's and find them brilliant. I believe Radmore and Tucker in Exeter are still my local dealers and in the past they have been great.
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les we have a etesia mvehh hydro in for repair
when you switch the blades on they will go for
about half an hour then stop
dont no what the prob is
can you help
thanks
nigel
Hello Les,
I'm having trouble downloading the Pro46 parts list PDF. Please could you send me one to : b.smale@btinternet.com
I run a couple of Pro 46's and find them brilliant. I believe Radmore and Tucker in Exeter are still my local dealers and in the past they have been great.
regards
bob smale
Hello Les
Thanks for joining LJN and I hope you'll find it positive for Etesia's business and you'll find a lot of fans of your products on here.
I'm sure that LJN members would love for Etesia to attend our inaugural Creating Landscapes event in October this year at Capel Manor.
Welcome Les.
You have a lot of SME landscaping businesses on here who are Etesia fans and users on here.
We'd love some positive input from you guys to questions, issues etc