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Flymo FGV2500 Garden Vac - £64.99

Versatile - can pick up all kinds of debris not just leaves, jet vaccum for picking up wet leaves and shreds leaves for less volume.

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Power Type: Electric Motor/Engine Power: 2500W Weight: 5.1 kg Blow Speed: 212 km/h Collection Capacity: 40l Vacuum Capacity: 250 l/s Details on this Garden Vac

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Ryobi RBV2200 Garden Blower Vac - £69.99

The RBV2200 is a great entry level blower vac for the domestic home garden. Ryobi manufacturer some of the best Blower vac's available and this is no exception.

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167mph airflow, Live power indicator, Shaped nozzle roller assists steering and provides support, Wide aperture clip on bag for easy emptying, Change between blower and vac at the flick of a switch, High impact propeller, Power: Powerful Electric 2200watt motor Details on this Blower Vac

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(AL-KO) Alko 2400E Blower Vac - £79.00

This versatile blower vac is ideally suited for collecting leaves and larger items of waste in the garden. Direct suction via the shredder turbine, breaks down leaves to a fraction of their original size.

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Motor: Electric motor. Power; 2.4Kw/230V 10.000rpm. Suction Power; 9.5cbm/min. Blowing Speed; 210km/h. Bag volume; 40L, 10m cable and strap included. Click through for the Video Demo Details on this Blower Vac

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Mitox BV280 Blower Vac - £139.00

Great value petrol blower vac with metal blade for extra durability.

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Petrol hand-held blower/vac, 25.4cc two stroke engine, c/w blower & vacuum tubes, 70 litre collection bag, Metal shredding blade for durability, 5.5 KG (dry Weight) Details on this Blower Vac

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The Ryobi RGBV 3100 Blower Vac - £162.49

The RGBV3100 blower vac can be converted from a blower to a vac and back in a flash by simply moving a lever. With a 31cc two stoke engine the RGBV3100 blower Vac achieves an impressive mulching ratio of ten to one ensuring that a large area of leaves can be vacuumed before the bag is full.

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Model RGBV3100 Blower vac, Petrol powered, 2 stroke engine, 31cc, Weight 5.8kg. This is our best seller. Click through to see the Video Demonstration / Comparison. BEST SELLER!! Details on this Garden Blower Vac

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Echo Blower Vac ES255ES - £229.00

The Echo ES-255ES Blower Vacuum is the replacement to the very popular Echo ES2400 which has been a top seller for many years.

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Engine: 25.4cc two-stroke Patented E-Z Lock system 710m3/h Maximum air volume 71 m/sec maximumair speed Reduces volume from 12 to 1 Weights: 4.6Kg Details on this Blower Vac

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Billy Goat LB61 Garden Vacuum - £479.00

This walk behind leaf vachas a powerful 6hp engine and a 20" / 50cm sweep width. The LB61 is ideal for grounds of up to half an acre. Lawns, patios, tennis courts and driveways are all natural hibitats for the Billy Goat LB61.

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Power: Engine 6hp Briggs & stratton Quantum Bag; 105 litres Handle; Foldable 20 inch nozzle width 1 Year manufacturers warranty Details on this Blower Vac

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Billy Goat KV600SP Garden Vacuum - £1,049.00

Whether it is domestic clean-up for your patio, lawn, driveway, path, shrubs, beds, decks, pool areas, trees, car parks, or fence line – Billy Goat’s new KV vac eats and bags all your garden clean-up jobs.

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Engine: 6.0hp Briggs & Stratton Propulsion: Self-Propelled Wheels: 12” semi-pneumatic Debris Bag: Hard bottom bag opens with nautical fasteners Impeller: 5-bladed ¼” gauge steel Height Adjustment: 4 position from handle Details on this Blower Vac

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Gardening; Blower vacs

General blower vac use:

Hand-held blower vacs can be extremely useful for a variety of gardening tasks. Gathering and shredding garden leaves is, of course the most obvious. Gardeners love the vacuum function for making mulch and compost out of grass and leaves. Used this way, these machines can reduce 16 bags of loosely packed leaves to one mulched blower bag. This will make any gardeners life a little easier.

Range of blower vac uses:

Blower vacs are particularly useful for clearing out leaves and debris when space is restricted, such as behind garden sheds, around trees, or other diffcult to reach areas of the garden. With a special extension attachment, they are also handy for "sweeping" out gutters, garages, and carports, not to mention cleaning driveways or decks before sealing them. They're also used to sweep pool decks and even dry off cars and their engines after a wash.

Blower Vacs; Noise

The garden blower vac Two-stroke engines are powerful for their weight and inexpensive to manufacture, but these advantages are also disadvantages. They are inherently dirtier and noisier garden tools. Blower vac Manufacturers such as Echo utilize unique sound attenuation technology for the PB-46LN. Others have designed larger mufflers, rubber-isolated engine mounts, and spring-mounted handles. Some, like Husqvarna, have developed low-smoke oil and redesigned the combustion chamber and muffler in order to reduce emissions. Both Honda and Ryobi have designed smaller, quieter, and less polluting four-stroke engines that will soon serve to power garden blower-vacs.

Petrol blower vacs / Electric blower vacs

Recently electric blower vacs have started to appear. In response to concerns over the noise of petrol-powered blower vacs, corded electric models are now more powerful than ever, some of them even surpassing their petrol-powered brethren, and with less weight. The biggest drawback to these garden machines is that you're limited to 100 feet from the plug socket, or the motor can be damaged. A few cordless battery-powered blower-only models are also available, but they tend to be heavy and have limited run times.

Above all, be safe when using a blower vac. These garden machines are very simple and safe to use if done so properly with the guidance of the operators manual.

Don't hesitate to contact us for more information.

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Autumn gardening - September greenhouse Decide what you want to bring back into the greenhouse from the garden. Check to make sure the plants and pots are insect-free before you bring them in, as insects and diseases that are a problem in the garden will become an absolute epidemic in the greenhouse where conditions suit their rampant growth and multiplication.

Autumn gardening - Preparing for Christmas If you haven't already planted prepared hyacinths in glasses in time for Christmas, try Narcissus papyraceus which will flower in under six weeks if potted in late November.

Autumn Gardening - Fences How are your fences? Looking a bit sad and tired? Autumn is the time to tidy up and paint or stain wood.

Autumn gardening - House Plants Many houseplants need a rest over the winter which is a time when they need little or no feeding and a reduction in watering to trigger their dormancy.

Allotment - the Where, When, Why and How - What can I compost?

Autumn leaves - These are a completely free and wonderful source of soil nourishment. Store dry leaves to mix with grass mowings and other soft green stuff to give a lighter compost or make larger quantities into leaf-mould by packing wet leaves into black plastic sacks (loosely tied), or a wire mesh container. Use after a year or two.

Allotment - the Where, When, Why and How - What is the ARI?

Well, to give it the full name it's the Allotments Regeneration Initiative and it's an initiative launched by the Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens on behalf of the Esmée Fairbairn Environment programme about five years ago.

Allotment - the Where, When, Why and How - When allotments go bad

Allotment woes are not common, as most people are happier, healthier and richer in pocket as a result of growing their own, but there are a few things that can put the fly in the proverbial ointment. These are things to watch out for when selecting an allotment:.

Allotment - the Where, When, Why and How - When allotments go bad

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