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miker

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    southampton
  • Interests
    chainsaws,woodworking,punk music,my dogs
  • Occupation
    fencer/landscaper

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  1. looking at some mulching mowers with side discharge built in
  2. Prefer a straight shaft strimmer for the churchyards, more manouverable, and a hand blower works fine, just need a small boy to help out !!
  3. Thanks for all the replys, only trouble with the hayterette is that there is no drive, im 55 so not wanting to push a mower for 7 hours a day, one of the churchyards is on a hill too, im knackered with a driven mower at the end of the day, 30 odd years at it has taken its toll on my poor knees etc
  4. Have picked up 3 churchyard contracts and a few other rough cut jobs so far this year, all just cut and leave,too uneven for my toro timemaster, any suggestions on what would be the best mower, would be nice to have the option to bag aswell, looking at the shaft drive 21 inch weibangs, any thoughts, i know etesia are the dogs dangly bits but out of my price range Cheers
  5. Have got behind this year, would it hurt to cut a large,well established yew hedge, approx 25 years old, now, would frost do any damage etc Any thoughts Cheers Mike
  6. Has anyone had any experience with the bigger engined stiga brushcutters Reliability, parts, attachment choice etc Cheers Mike
  7. Got my epipens today, so feel a bit better knowing i have some emergency back up
  8. Im still waiting for dr appiontment 5 days after my experience even though i have told them what happened
  9. Apart from the nest i disturbed and got stung, i found 3 nests all within 60 yards of each other, one really small wasps and 2 bigger ones, one nest was 8 - 10 inches across
  10. A bit random but stay with me I wear these safety glasses while strimming, hedge cutting etc Twice now i have been stung on the ear by a wasp, yesterday i had a bad reaction and ended up flat out on a lawn where the owner found me and called an ambulance, im now waiting on doctors phone call to test me for allergy to wasp stings Firstly , would getting stung on the ear be worse than other places and thats why i reacted badly ( first time i have had bad reaction ) ?? And secondly would these glasses and logo in particular look like another wasp/hornet/bee and thats why my ear was stung ?? Any thoughts on this Cheers
  11. Thinking about the above, cam belt or chain ? clutch and dual mass flywheel longevity , looking at a 80000 miles van, any thoughts/ experiences with them Cheers in advance
  12. miker

    Makita 6100

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    Makita ea6100 with 18 inch bar Brand new Run up and stored with Aspen Has had 1 test cut otherwise brand spanking new Bought from FR Jones in 2020 prefer collection so you can see all is well

    £400

    Eastleigh, Hampshire - GB

  13. To start with i can't afford Aspen 2 all the time !!! Ive been using the backpack blowers for last couple of weeks now that the leaves are coming down in earnest, been having crappy headaches for last week or so Is this related ? anyone else having similar problems ? Is it me or does the E10 look/feel waxy, and smell different, i see super unleaded is still E5 , might try that Cheers
  14. My wife and her friend have taken up going for long walks and have had a few problems with phone signals etc when they get in low ground/wooded areas They have got " what 3 words etc but i do worry when they are not contactable Is there a better way to communicate.. 2 way radio or some sort of military/ gps or better smart app etc Cheers

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