Lawnmower Advice
11 June 2005, 01:30 PM
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Lawnmower Advice
boring title - I know..
my mower has died on me today after 4 years of weekly use..
only a cheapo flymo compact..
but I need a new one.
Any recomendations for a replacement?
Not after petrol, ride on though.
My lawns arent massive, but the front is on a steep slope and is a pain to cut..
I dont know where to start. any ideas?
I really dont want to be having to replace the un bought new one anytime soon- so either a 3yr manufacturer warranty or a good sturdy brand would be nice.
ta.
my mower has died on me today after 4 years of weekly use..
only a cheapo flymo compact..
but I need a new one.
Any recomendations for a replacement?
Not after petrol, ride on though.
My lawns arent massive, but the front is on a steep slope and is a pain to cut..
I dont know where to start. any ideas?
I really dont want to be having to replace the un bought new one anytime soon- so either a 3yr manufacturer warranty or a good sturdy brand would be nice.
ta.
11 June 2005, 01:57 PM
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Chrome, I broke my petrol mower and bought another electric one called PRO from B&Q for under 100 quid.Top performance.powerful enuff motor.I have a slopey garden too.it even cut a foot and a half grass lately!
It even sucks the cut grass, man!
Buy one of them.You wil be sorted!
It even sucks the cut grass, man!Buy one of them.You wil be sorted!
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11 June 2005, 05:48 PM
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Why don't you want petrol?
Everyone laughed at me when I bought a £100 B&Q petrol mower. The beast is three times the size of my old electric grass cutter.
Cutting the grass now takes 15 mins (as opposed to an hour) and there are no leads trailing around. Also, as it's an engine (I'm a bit sad) there is something very appealing about cutting the grass now.
Everyone laughed at me when I bought a £100 B&Q petrol mower. The beast is three times the size of my old electric grass cutter.
Cutting the grass now takes 15 mins (as opposed to an hour) and there are no leads trailing around. Also, as it's an engine (I'm a bit sad) there is something very appealing about cutting the grass now.
11 June 2005, 06:46 PM
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I used to have one of them petrol mowers.F@cking heavy things for my tiny arms
and i always had to call my neighbour to pull the cord it was so f@cking hard!
I was very pleased the day it broke Now I have a normal- i mean normal mower.
Good innit?
and i always had to call my neighbour to pull the cord it was so f@cking hard! I was very pleased the day it broke Now I have a normal- i mean normal mower.Good innit?
11 June 2005, 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Turbohot
I used to have one of them petrol mowers.F@cking heavy things for my tiny arms and i always had to call my neighbour to pull the cord it was so f@cking hard! I was very pleased the day it broke Now I have a normal- i mean normal mower.
Good innit?
and i always had to call my neighbour to pull the cord it was so f@cking hard! I was very pleased the day it broke Now I have a normal- i mean normal mower.Good innit?
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