What petrol hedge clippers?

[(RIP) Bin Ridin]

Well!

What machine would you recommend me to buy ? Thick enough bushes and creepers. Has to be light or she'll never be able to lift it.

Ta

Bin

 

[Mandylicious]

Get a wee man in to do it Aidan wouldn't allow me control of one of those

 

[cookie]

all petrol hedge trimmers that i've handled are heavy.

if you have big hedges, the sort with the cutter on a pole is really good, and the balanced weight is taken on a strap. highly recommended.

oh yes, Stihl. again.

 

[Jockser]

all petrol hedge trimmers that i've handled are heavy.

I have a Makita that you're welcome to borrow next time you're home (seeing as how I don't have the time to use it )

 

[JimmyC]

Get a wee man in to do it Aidan wouldn't allow me control of one of those

Sure Mandy...A wee man would be no good at all at all at all....it's a big woman he needs.................

And they don't come any bigger than the Tyrone wans.................

 

[(RIP) Bin Ridin]

In fairness, my son does this class of work around the place. Herself has a cordless clippers which is OK but limited. I want to gear the lad up properly. A father's duty, no ?

Jockser, I will do as you seduced, thank you!

(Very interesting responses from the various players, only Og left. Og, chip in pal!)

 

[billy56]

shindauwa
(may not be correct spelling)

 

[Glenboy]

I got a Husqvarna one recently and am well pleased with it. Very easy to start too. Like Jockser, no prob to borrow it if you want to give it a try.

 

[(RIP) Bin Ridin]

Thanks a lot!

 

[JohnnyBoxer]

Honda.....................no question

4stroke, so lower revs and less vibey

No 2 stroke fumes in your face

Reliable.........................did I mention it was a Honda