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Billybop replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Makita XGT 40v range vs Husqvarna professional cordless range?
"Stihl HSA130T is 4,400 stroke rate. Battery is worn in a belt pouch and attached by a cable. I also use the HSA130R which has a lower stroke rate but bigger tooth gaps for cutting rougher material. Those machines are properly heavy duty. Short reach…"
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Raymond the Terrible replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Makita XGT 40v range vs Husqvarna professional cordless range?
"Thanks Dave, that's good to hear - I almost went for stihl but the 3000 strokes per minute put me off, I'm glad I didn't! That's a good point with other makita power tools. I guess a drill would come in handy. I think by the looks of it I won't go…"
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Dave Colton replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Makita XGT 40v range vs Husqvarna professional cordless range?
"I have every Stihl battery hedge cutter and the long reach ones kept giving up after a couple of seasons and were very expensive to repair but as I was the Makita 40v system for my hand tools I thought I would give their hedge cutters a try and I…"
Sunday
Raymond the Terrible replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Makita XGT 40v range vs Husqvarna professional cordless range?
"Hi PGM, thanks for your reply. Good to hear the positive feedback on the makita tools, especially if he still likes them after 2 years! I just discovered that the Makita batteries are rated from 500 to 1000 charge cycles, whereas the husqvarna ones…"
Sunday
PGM replied to Raymond the Terrible's discussion Makita XGT 40v range vs Husqvarna professional cordless range?
"A good friend of mine has a whole variety of the Makita 40v garden kit. He's been using them for maybe 2 years I think and speaks very highly of them. Not used them myself so cannot give a personal recommendation, but he's certainly very happy with…"
Sunday
Raymond the Terrible posted a discussion
HelloI'm currently using a hyundai 5 in 1 petrol multi tool for my business, which although decent when working, there is a big emphasis on the "when". Ive decided to convert to all battery power and my first purchase will be a cordless professional…
Sunday
Raymond the Terrible is now a member of Landscape Juice Network
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James replied to James's discussion What is average cost for mowing a garden?
"Wise words John"
Sunday
James replied to Colin Hunt's discussion Lookout – Caterpillars About!
"Came into contact with these last week. Didn't release until I tipped of waste a week later and noticed them in the bag. Been suffering with itchy rash for over a week now as It was probably on clothes, bags, and equipment and I have spread the…"
Sunday
John F replied to James's discussion What is average cost for mowing a garden?
"Some gardeners are just obsessed with winning the job on cheapest price without considering the outcome of it costing them time and effort and others fiercefully territorial if it's a local job regardless of size .
Generally your son should align…"
Sunday
Jason Taylor replied to James's discussion What is average cost for mowing a garden?
"Good question, local and a very small job. He didn't want to rip her off for 20 minutes. Someone is doing it for less...   "
Saturday
James replied to James's discussion What is average cost for mowing a garden?
"The real issue here is,.what's he doing quoting £15"
Saturday
Jason Taylor replied to James's discussion What is average cost for mowing a garden?
"My son quoted an old lady who lives very close to us. Small front garden and wanted regular weeding doing and hedge trimming she's got a robot mower doing the back, probably 30 mins tops once a fortnight. He quoted £15, she declined the quote!He is…"
Saturday
Vince replied to Sarah's discussion Sourcing and ordering plants for a client?
"Hi, I like to be able to see the actual plants, check roots etc, especially for perrenials or bedding plants. So usually use a few local trustworthy garden centres or nurseries that are retail but will usually give me 10% discount if I explain I'm…"
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