Etesia UK is pleased to announce the appointment of Green Choice Limited, based in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, as their exclusive robotic mower dealer for East Anglia. The company will supply, service and install the complete range of ETMower…
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Godfreys Golf and Turf, based in Sevenoaks Kent and with two other depots in Sussex and Berkshire, have been confirmed as Etesia’s newest dealer for both Etesia mowers & Pellenc battery-powered tools to serve the Kent area.
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Etesia UK is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Pellenc dealership - Morris’s Stores based in Rhuddlan North Wales, covering the entire North Wales area.…
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Welcome to week four in my series of posts on starting and running a landscape or gardening business.
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I've been itching to let you in on a little information regarding a positive transition of my garden design…
Open forum activity
"I'm a private owner and have used a Mountfield S46 PD Li for two years on ordinary lawns and it was fine. It uses a 5ah 80v battery. I understand the same battery goes into 80v Stiga equipment and Greenworks mowers. I'm now selling my Mountfield mow…"
Having got to the point where I have almost too much work and now being offered significantly more, I am seriously looking at buying a used Ransomes 2250 or a similar machine from John Deere, for example.I currently use a John Deere Z535m and a Stig…
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With recent threads discussing banned products for sale on Amazon, dubious provenance of goods on eBay etc this WSJ article discusses the issues, including the sale of "banned" pesticides, further :
https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazon-has-ceded-cont…
https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazon-has-ceded-cont…
"Stihl blog from 2015 discusses this issue :
https://blog.stihl.com/practical-knowledge/2015/08/how-to-make-mowi...
Modern types of Line seem to become brittle/hard if left continually in a hot van and one solution is to keep it wet - however achieve…"
https://blog.stihl.com/practical-knowledge/2015/08/how-to-make-mowi...
Modern types of Line seem to become brittle/hard if left continually in a hot van and one solution is to keep it wet - however achieve…"
"I know its hard to believe but if you research it, nylon will actually absorb water. Never tried soaking the stuff in water though................. it seems to work pretty well without it.
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"Now this can answer as i worked with many differing types of polymer extrusion for 20 plus years before doing what I do now. Nylon does absorb moisture as it is hydroscopic and the water absorption affects the chains in the polymer making them short…"
"Nylone line can't absorb water and how would cold water help anyway. Hot water might have an affect but only through the heat, surely. Given that most of us use the strimmer every day and that the line is already in the head, it would not be in any…"
"Well I have learnt something from that Gary, I did not know about soaking the line before use to make it less brittle."
From our friends at Stihl GB - a very useful article explaining the different cutting attachments for Brushcutters.
Very relevant given a few recent threads ...
Very relevant given a few recent threads ...
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Ransomes 2250 or similar ?
Having got to the point where I have almost too much work and now being offered significantly more, I am seriously looking at buying a used Ransomes 2250 or a similar machine from John Deere, for example. I currently use a John Deere Z535m and a…
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Have online marketplaces, such as Amazon, lost control ?
With recent threads discussing banned products for sale on Amazon, dubious provenance of goods on eBay etc this WSJ article discusses the issues, including the sale of "banned" pesticides, further :…
Read more…The right cutting attachment for the job - Stihl
From our friends at Stihl GB - a very useful article explaining the different cutting attachments for Brushcutters. Very relevant given a few recent threads ...
Read more…Scarify before spray?
I'm going to be applying a selectivie - most likely Mogul - to a clients lawn soon, as well as scarifying, before reseeding (once interval between spray and seeding is up). Should I apply the selective before scarifying or after?
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