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25-01-2013, 10:05 AM
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Allen Sythe? ? ? ? ?
I am about to take on a very overgrown allotment.
Does anyone know if allen sythes are still available to hire? I believe the "modern alternative" is the Flail Mower! Any other advice welcome. PS. I'm in Warwick. Thanks in advance, Martin |
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26-01-2013, 10:10 PM
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regards, Lannerman. |
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27-01-2013, 04:51 PM
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Allen Sythe? ? ? ? ?
lannerman wrote:
Martin L;977305 Wrote: I am about to take on a very overgrown allotment. Does anyone know if allen sythes are still available to hire? I believe the "modern alternative" is the Flail Mower! Any other advice welcome. PS. I'm in Warwick. Thanks in advance, Martin Ive used a machine called a 'bushwacker', where years ago I might have used an allen scythe. It has a tough rotary blade and will clear most things and is readily available at hire outlets. regards, Lannerman. this sounds like a weed wacker with a metal blade. i have one here for small clearing jobs. works fine, not too expensive to buy outright if the price of rental is too high. songbird |
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