Tools And Equipment

The head oscilates with the ground. The pulling/pushing action sharpens the blade.

No one seems to have mentioned that you need to use galvanised nails for fencing, otherwise they rust through and the boards fall off. Also dovetail the nails in so that they hold against each other.

:thmb::thmb: Excellent..!!

I wonder if you could get more info off this site Gavin..

:thumb: Have some of their corded stuff Spud & found it to be extremely hard working... We go for Makita usually for cordless, but Ryobi seems to have a good reputaion for cordless too.. :thumb:

You`ll wonder why you didn`t buy one before. In the time it took to unroll the mains cable... you`ll have it all done Don`t forget to use good eye protection.

but the grass is too long for football

I used to draw snowmen on my driveway at christmas with a pressure washer:D

We shredded down so much stuff in these few days that we knowall his mean tricks, lol, but thanks. Yes the product reviews hinted that it could be a bit tricky on soft green stuff, and it can but we soon learned to get along. I really like how silent it is. Makes less noise than the kitchen...

cheers for descrition Pal, i'm now at home and can see the photo!! :-)

I have no idea what a throttle linkage is but will this help??

Yeah its quite good allthough i dont use it overmuch to be honest but i got a good deal when i bought the lot lol

If it was going to give me more tomatoes, I'd leave it, I don't mind smaller fruits.

I have splashed out and bought the Bosch cordless trimmer, with two batteries, for £69.99.And I'm pleased to report that it did a very good job this afternoon. The blades cycle slower than with the corded model, but it cuts perfectly well, despite sounding a bit weedy.I cut both sides...

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Hmmm, the qualcast panther looks good and still in budget I think.

Thanks for the info Brind, found the ones you use on ebay, they are pretty cheap so I might be investing in some. Ta.

Its a mixture Walnut - Mud, sweat and tears :D

This is my favourite gardening 'implement' - well, I do use it in the garden :D when I have time - and I have to sit and keep an eye on Mr JJ :thumb: ___________________________

Personally i could do it in about six hours a cammon c8 cultivator however allow a weekend for yourself.As for compaction, for small jobslike yours I use a roller.Large areas I use a differnt method and use a digger and grading bucket and for tennis courts or very level areas a...