On Sep 20, 5:57*pm, Kath wrote:
On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 11:32:11 -0700 (PDT), aquachimp
wrote:



Thank youfor all your very informative replies. It gives me a lot to think about. The
neatness is not very important in the place it is but the weight and drag on my arms and
shoulders may be. The expense of a 'platform' is to be thought out too but it is good to
consider.

Thanks.
Kath

'The Stories of George the Hamster'
Translated by Lee H and Kathleen Smith
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BTW, How's your neck; With the long reach thingy you'll find yourself
looking up , stressed, for a considerable amount of time than you
might ordinarily do. It can become a niggle.
Since the Stihl has been mentioned. Ye^p, now that one does seem to be
the best, though I speak from only one short duration try out.

It does get a bit sore when I do certain things but with hedge trimming it is usually my
hands with juggling the 3 switches to keep it going! :-)

3 switches.... OK, that's outside my realm of experience.