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jjames

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  1. bugger, world of power.co.uk will sell them as long as i fill in a questionaire but I want to buy from a trusted and recommended business, I will have to use a broom until next week and go local then, cheers anyway

  2. Stihl It is then, Dont know what is wrong with the ryobi but it has never been right. It got very hot after a couple of minutes and wont run now, also the throttle cable seems to have broken at he same time, weird. I will get a hand held one me thinks as I aint got much space in the van and it is mainly used for leaves.

  3. You have to have a carriers license for all waste but the storage and prouction of tree waste ie logs an chippings comes under an exemption certificate. You still need the carriers license as the envioment agency want to keep tabs on where the waste is going ie not fly tipping

  4. I have one small Tanaka, one small echo and one long reach echo. The small Tanaka went blunt very quicky in the first year but the small echo is still as sharp as the day I bought it two years ago. The long reach echo is 4 years old and has just gone in for blade adjustmnet and a sharpen. I was looking to replace it for possibly a tanaka but the blade does not fold back to the shaft and i was worried about damaging it and the blade does not look that strong. The dealer told me to get my echo serviced and sharpened and it will be as good as new. Echo all the way me thinks

  5. I am glad there is now a place for landscapers and grounds maintenance businesses now that landscapertalk has gone. Hopefully it will attract a few more like minded people. To kick off, I run a grounds maintenance business in devon and hopefully we can now share our ideas and hand out advise as needed.

     

    Justin

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