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Morning all... :-)
Can anyone recommend a half-decent mower, please.
I've got a bog standard Flymo (the hover sort) but it doesn't really do the job very well.
I think it's more to do with the grass itself, as opposed to the actual mower. I had some gypsies lay it for me, and I swear they just ripped it up from a field... it's like a bloody meadow!
Whenever I use the Flymo, it seems to be ripping it up it clumps, rather than "hovering" over it smoothly.
Anyway, I think I need a new mower. Can anyone recommend one to use please.
Oh, and I don't want to spend much either!
Thanks :-)
Can anyone recommend a half-decent mower, please.
I've got a bog standard Flymo (the hover sort) but it doesn't really do the job very well.
I think it's more to do with the grass itself, as opposed to the actual mower. I had some gypsies lay it for me, and I swear they just ripped it up from a field... it's like a bloody meadow!
Whenever I use the Flymo, it seems to be ripping it up it clumps, rather than "hovering" over it smoothly.
Anyway, I think I need a new mower. Can anyone recommend one to use please.
Oh, and I don't want to spend much either!
Thanks :-)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.These guys are good: http://www.gardenlines.co.uk/lawn-mowers
Always used a petrol myself: http://www.gardenline...rs/petrol-rear-roller
Always used a petrol myself: http://www.gardenline...rs/petrol-rear-roller
It's about 100ft, and is fairly level. The edges are all straight, only stopping where I've planted fruit trees. I've got a strimmer for the edges and those bits though.
I was thinking petrol too, so thanks for the link... even though they were all really expensive. I was thinking less than 100 quid... or is that not possible for a decent one? Hmmmm...
I did think about getting it laid again, but it seems like such a massive job. Also, I think if I was going to do that, I'd probably wait until next year now, as it's not gonna get much use from the kids now.
I'll have a look at my current one, and see if I've got it set to "too low", though I'm not even sure if it's got this option.
Thanks again to all :-)
I was thinking petrol too, so thanks for the link... even though they were all really expensive. I was thinking less than 100 quid... or is that not possible for a decent one? Hmmmm...
I did think about getting it laid again, but it seems like such a massive job. Also, I think if I was going to do that, I'd probably wait until next year now, as it's not gonna get much use from the kids now.
I'll have a look at my current one, and see if I've got it set to "too low", though I'm not even sure if it's got this option.
Thanks again to all :-)
I use this type for a really good finish with stripes. £67.99 free delivery.
http://www.gardenline...der-mower-with-roller
http://www.gardenline...der-mower-with-roller
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daddy's got a stripey lawn and, as much as I'd like one, I think the kids would somehow ruin the effect.
Great mower, by the way Carlton. I actually wanted an old fashioned push-along one, but can't seem to find one anyway.
I ended up getting a cheapo from B&Q today. They had a 20% off sale, so figured that'd be my best bet. It's petrol, so should do the job.
Wish I'd seen Carltons post now.... :-(
Ta very muchly :-))
Great mower, by the way Carlton. I actually wanted an old fashioned push-along one, but can't seem to find one anyway.
I ended up getting a cheapo from B&Q today. They had a 20% off sale, so figured that'd be my best bet. It's petrol, so should do the job.
Wish I'd seen Carltons post now.... :-(
Ta very muchly :-))