g'day just me'

electrics while they have their place in some applications buy and
large probably fit into the almost toy catagory, if you go for
electric you realy need to buy at the top end of the market.

for me most gardens would be better off with a petrol driven model but
i'd suggest nothing below the 5hp range, gardener always manage to
find more work for machines than they had originally planned.

for me the (i own one) i find the greenfield 'peacmaker' is a very
good machine probably one of the easiest to unclog if that happens, it
does all the regular prunings as well as all the fibrous material
eg.,. palm fronds, lilies and the like. check their site for more
details on models, but for me the best piece of machinery i have ever
bought.

len

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