Petrol Strimmers for Small and Large Gardens

The grass is growing in the warm damp weather and its time to take back control with some of our best value and best quality brands.

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Petrol Strimmers for a SMALL GARDEN

Ryobi RLT30CES Petrol Brushcutter

  • Engine capacity: 30cc
  • Output power: 1.04hp
  • Tank capacity: 0.6 litre
  • Cutting path width: 430mm

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McCulloch MCTRIMMACSL Brush Cutter

  • Loop handle
  • Bent 0.75inch shaft
  • Weight 3.5Kg
  • Tap n Go head

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Ryobi Strimmer - RBC 30 SES

  • Split shaft for ease of transport and Expand-it add on tools
  • Soft grip Ergo handle for added safety and less vibration
  • Roto choke for quick and clear choke setting and easy starting
  • Centrifugal clutch for ease of starting and added safety

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Castor Strimmer TR23CX

22cc 2-stroke engine (0.7kw), Electric Ignition, Clutched, Full Crank, 22.2 mm diameter shaft, Bump feed line head, 2mm line diameter, Metal blade, Shoulder strap, Weight 6.2Kg, can be split in half for easy transportation.

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Mitox Brushcutters 260U

  • 25.4cc two stroke engine,
  • Cow Horn Handle,
  • 2.4mm Nylon auto bump feed cutting head,
  • 3 tooth metal blade,

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Ryobi RLT430CES Petrol Brushcutter

  • 4 Stroke engine
  • Engine capacity: 30cc
  • Output power: 1.04hp
  • Tank capacity: 0.6 litre

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Kawasaki KBH27-B Brush Cutter

  • Cylinder displacement: 28cm3 / 1 cu inch
  • Power Output: 0.8Kw / 1.1Hp
  • Standard Double Harness
  • Weight: 5Kg

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Sarp Brushcutters VS270S

  • Model: VS270S
  • Engine: Kawasaki 26cc TH26
  • Shaft: Straight with loop handle Bar
  • Anti vibration: Engine/handles

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Pointers for strimmer and trimmer use.

A/ Do not leave the strimmer running unattended.

B/ Do not wear short trousers or short sleeves whilst operating.

C/ Do not use metal blades in stony areas.

D/ Do not overreach. Ensure proper footing and balance at all times.

E/ Do not repair damaged strimmer attachments - discard them.

Your strimmer or trimmer will give you the finish in your garden you are looking for. Always consider safety.

Autumn gardening - Rock Gardens
Autumn is the major time of the year for a rock garden overhaul. Any fallen leaves need to be removed and the stems of rampant plants must be cut back - don't delay this because once the rockery is overrun by weeds and/or ends up completely swamped by one or two alpines that have run amok, you have no choice but to tear the whole planting up and begin again.


Autumn gardening - September Vegetables
In the autumn it's vital to pick crops so that they are always tender and fresh - never leave crops for more than a day or two before picking - especially beans, peas and courgettes.


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.


Garden Plants - Autumn gardening - Flowers for arrangements
Autumn offers a paradox - it's the time of year when we have Harvest Festivals and many County show, and yet it's the most difficult time of year to get a decent display of cut flowers from the garden.


Autumn gardening - Lawn care
It's traditional to give lawns a pick-me-up in September, to revitalise them after dry summer weather and to ensure they are fit enough to get through winter.