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The “meh” type of winter we have experienced (so far) means many professionals and homweowners are already dusting off their faithful mower and some are already cutting!
‘Is it too early to cut and treat?’ – the answer i
As the proud owner of a tennis court, you will know only too well that cleaning is the most important part of tennis court maintenance.
A well maintained tennis court should last twenty years of safe and trouble free play but only if you develop and i
If you are reading this blog post, you may be asking yourself some or all of the following questions:
WHY should I scarify my lawn?
Lawns benefit from regular scarifying in order to remove and control the build up of moss and 'thatch'. 'Thatch' is the
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On the very day that official drought was declared in Lincolnshire, the heavens finally opened - indeed there was half an inch of hailstones in parts of Spalding and Pinchbeck.
Everyone's lawn badly needed this water, and indeed at the time of writi
In order to treat moss, it helps to understand a little about this complex and interesting plant.
Moss is believed to be one of the earliest plants known and there are approximately 20,000 species that have been identified throughout the world and i
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"Great recommendation Dave
that will narrow his choice down lol
sorry I had to comment "
that will narrow his choice down lol
sorry I had to comment "
"Any decent strimmer, but easyer with cow horn handles. Shredder blade or Tri blade. Us the strimmer up and down left and right. Visor highly recommend."
"why not lol"
"I have the Husqvarna 555 RXT. It's an absolute beast. It's heavy and noisy, but with the harness the weight is nicely distributed. The extremely low vibes mean you can use it for long periods, too.
https://youtu.be/gWO7Gsdc29M"
https://youtu.be/gWO7Gsdc29M"
"This discussion is 8 years old lol"
"When presented with 6 foot high brambles I prefer to vertically cut through and horizontally cut through with a hedge cutter. Primarily because using a brush cutter at any position other than just above the ground can be bloody lethal with bits…"
"I've a Stihl FS130..... now FS131............. which has enough power to deal with most things. To be honest, I've never had much joy with brambles once they've a lot of growth.................. the stuff winds itself round the blade…"
"I've got an old FSR90R with a brushknife blade for that sort of work - in my experience if you get on top of the problem now, and then visit in a month or so and tidy it up - you will be able to use a flail mower from that point forward. In fact we…"
Morning AllI have just taken on a new client, who is a property developoer, with two large sites. Both are overgrown fields and I am considering a heavy duty brush cutter to deal with the areas where the flail won't reach. Mostly brambles. Any…
" I have a pair that were given to me by a client downsizing about 4 years ago - completely made of metal, including the leaf picker bit - and theyre still going strong, though I may invest in a pair of those Tudor ones now.... and see if they are…"
"I'd say hire one
At that kind of money it's probably blunt underpowered and when new not impressive
they are slow snd noisy if access is an issue removing waste Id go electric
I bought a ryobi 2500 watt shredder 15 yrs ago to shred 2yr wood on a…"
At that kind of money it's probably blunt underpowered and when new not impressive
they are slow snd noisy if access is an issue removing waste Id go electric
I bought a ryobi 2500 watt shredder 15 yrs ago to shred 2yr wood on a…"
"We use these,wouldn't be without them.lightweight, durable and bright yellow, so easier to find on site.
https://www.tudorenvironmental.co.uk/tudor-long-handled-leaf-grabbe..."
https://www.tudorenvironmental.co.uk/tudor-long-handled-leaf-grabbe..."
"spear and jackson ones for me. the blades are plastic but seem strong and pick up is good even for quite heavy stuff. For 19.99 on amazon they are worth every penny even if they only last a couple of seasons, but i can see them going longer than…"
"the latest 650 cfm blower would be good too. i bought mine from america rather than wait until they bring it out over here. Obviously the US version Nexus has 120V outlets rather than our 240V and shipping/customs charges would be outrageous anyway.…"
"As David mentions above i have had similar experiences with a similar chipper .
Good points were the B & S engine was extremely reliable but the chipping / shredding process was far too time consuming to make the machine viable to use professionally…"
Good points were the B & S engine was extremely reliable but the chipping / shredding process was far too time consuming to make the machine viable to use professionally…"
Heavy duty brushcutters
Morning AllI have just taken on a new client, who is a property developoer, with two large sites. Both are overgrown fields and I am considering a heavy duty brush cutter to deal with the areas where the flail won't reach. Mostly brambles. Any…
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Mighty mac chipper
Ive been offered a might mac woodsman 11.5hp chipper. £350.What are peoples experiences with these and opinions ?
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Heard some interesting rumours today, from a good source I must add, Ego will be releasing the Nexus power station in the UK early next year, along with a cut-off saw (Stihl saw), top-handled chainsaw and telescopic hedge-trimmer! If at least one of…
Read more…Decent leaf grabs
Has anyone successfully bought any decent long-handles leaf grabs suitable for us professionals? I've had no luck so far! Bought another pair today, called "Grab-o-saurus". They got a good review on the original LandsacpeJuice website and they were…
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