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Old 21-03-2004, 03:15 PM
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I am thinking of getting a Viking HE 600 electric hedge cutter. It is
considerably more expensive than other 60cm cutters but an acquaintance
has recommended them as being a worthwhile investment (a bit like Felco
secateurs). We have a couple of hundred metres of mixed hedges and a
fair number of mature shrubs that need trimming annually.
Anybody anything good/bad to say about them?
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Old 21-03-2004, 03:16 PM
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Robert wrote:

I am thinking of getting a Viking HE 600 electric hedge cutter. It is
considerably more expensive than other 60cm cutters but an acquaintance
has recommended them as being a worthwhile investment (a bit like Felco
secateurs). We have a couple of hundred metres of mixed hedges and a
fair number of mature shrubs that need trimming annually.
Anybody anything good/bad to say about them?


I bought that model last year and can thoroughly recommend it. Well made
and feels great to use. Well worth the extra money. I have similar length
of hedges to you and don't know how I managed with my old B&D.
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Troy the Black Lab.
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Old 21-03-2004, 03:16 PM
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Robert wrote:

I am thinking of getting a Viking HE 600 electric hedge cutter. It is
considerably more expensive than other 60cm cutters but an acquaintance
has recommended them as being a worthwhile investment (a bit like Felco
secateurs). We have a couple of hundred metres of mixed hedges and a
fair number of mature shrubs that need trimming annually.
Anybody anything good/bad to say about them?


I bought that model last year and can thoroughly recommend it. Well made
and feels great to use. Well worth the extra money. I have similar length
of hedges to you and don't know how I managed with my old B&D.
--
Regards,

Troy the Black Lab.
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Old 21-03-2004, 04:44 PM
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On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 14:14:52 +0000, Robert wrote:

I am thinking of getting a Viking HE 600 electric hedge cutter. It is
considerably more expensive than other 60cm cutters but an acquaintance
has recommended them as being a worthwhile investment (a bit like Felco
secateurs). We have a couple of hundred metres of mixed hedges and a
fair number of mature shrubs that need trimming annually.
Anybody anything good/bad to say about them?


Good tool, we've had one for a few years now. I prefer it to the
petrol one we also use. Lighter and cleaner.

Rod

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Xref: kermit uk.rec.gardening:192457

Rod wrote:

Good tool, we've had one for a few years now. I prefer it to the
petrol one we also use. Lighter and cleaner.


Looking back at urg posts from last year, I see it was you who suggested
the Viking to me when I asked. Thanks again Rod :-)
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Rod wrote:

Good tool, we've had one for a few years now. I prefer it to the
petrol one we also use. Lighter and cleaner.


Looking back at urg posts from last year, I see it was you who suggested
the Viking to me when I asked. Thanks again Rod :-)
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Troy the Black Lab.
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In article , Troy
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Robert wrote:

I am thinking of getting a Viking HE 600 electric hedge cutter. It is
considerably more expensive than other 60cm cutters but an acquaintance
has recommended them as being a worthwhile investment (a bit like Felco
secateurs). We have a couple of hundred metres of mixed hedges and a
fair number of mature shrubs that need trimming annually.
Anybody anything good/bad to say about them?


I bought that model last year and can thoroughly recommend it. Well made
and feels great to use. Well worth the extra money. I have similar length
of hedges to you and don't know how I managed with my old B&D.


I've got the middle size one and it's brilliant! Much much better than
those scratty old Black and Decker jobs. Stihl make Viking and it shows,
the quality is excellent. I cut hedges about 450foot long and about 7
foot high of hawthorn and some privet.

worth every penny.

janet
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Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk
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In article , Troy
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Robert wrote:

I am thinking of getting a Viking HE 600 electric hedge cutter. It is
considerably more expensive than other 60cm cutters but an acquaintance
has recommended them as being a worthwhile investment (a bit like Felco
secateurs). We have a couple of hundred metres of mixed hedges and a
fair number of mature shrubs that need trimming annually.
Anybody anything good/bad to say about them?


I bought that model last year and can thoroughly recommend it. Well made
and feels great to use. Well worth the extra money. I have similar length
of hedges to you and don't know how I managed with my old B&D.


I've got the middle size one and it's brilliant! Much much better than
those scratty old Black and Decker jobs. Stihl make Viking and it shows,
the quality is excellent. I cut hedges about 450foot long and about 7
foot high of hawthorn and some privet.

worth every penny.

janet
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Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk
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In article , Troy
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Robert wrote:

I am thinking of getting a Viking HE 600 electric hedge cutter. It is
considerably more expensive than other 60cm cutters but an acquaintance
has recommended them as being a worthwhile investment (a bit like Felco
secateurs). We have a couple of hundred metres of mixed hedges and a
fair number of mature shrubs that need trimming annually.
Anybody anything good/bad to say about them?


I bought that model last year and can thoroughly recommend it. Well made
and feels great to use. Well worth the extra money. I have similar length
of hedges to you and don't know how I managed with my old B&D.


I've got the middle size one and it's brilliant! Much much better than
those scratty old Black and Decker jobs. Stihl make Viking and it shows,
the quality is excellent. I cut hedges about 450foot long and about 7
foot high of hawthorn and some privet.

worth every penny.

janet
--
Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk
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In article , Troy
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Robert wrote:

I am thinking of getting a Viking HE 600 electric hedge cutter. It is
considerably more expensive than other 60cm cutters but an acquaintance
has recommended them as being a worthwhile investment (a bit like Felco
secateurs). We have a couple of hundred metres of mixed hedges and a
fair number of mature shrubs that need trimming annually.
Anybody anything good/bad to say about them?


I bought that model last year and can thoroughly recommend it. Well made
and feels great to use. Well worth the extra money. I have similar length
of hedges to you and don't know how I managed with my old B&D.


I've got the middle size one and it's brilliant! Much much better than
those scratty old Black and Decker jobs. Stihl make Viking and it shows,
the quality is excellent. I cut hedges about 450foot long and about 7
foot high of hawthorn and some privet.

worth every penny.

janet
--
Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk


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In article , Troy
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Robert wrote:

I am thinking of getting a Viking HE 600 electric hedge cutter. It is
considerably more expensive than other 60cm cutters but an acquaintance
has recommended them as being a worthwhile investment (a bit like Felco
secateurs). We have a couple of hundred metres of mixed hedges and a
fair number of mature shrubs that need trimming annually.
Anybody anything good/bad to say about them?


I bought that model last year and can thoroughly recommend it. Well made
and feels great to use. Well worth the extra money. I have similar length
of hedges to you and don't know how I managed with my old B&D.


I've got the middle size one and it's brilliant! Much much better than
those scratty old Black and Decker jobs. Stihl make Viking and it shows,
the quality is excellent. I cut hedges about 450foot long and about 7
foot high of hawthorn and some privet.

worth every penny.

janet
--
Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk
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In article , Troy
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Robert wrote:

I am thinking of getting a Viking HE 600 electric hedge cutter. It is
considerably more expensive than other 60cm cutters but an acquaintance
has recommended them as being a worthwhile investment (a bit like Felco
secateurs). We have a couple of hundred metres of mixed hedges and a
fair number of mature shrubs that need trimming annually.
Anybody anything good/bad to say about them?


I bought that model last year and can thoroughly recommend it. Well made
and feels great to use. Well worth the extra money. I have similar length
of hedges to you and don't know how I managed with my old B&D.


I've got the middle size one and it's brilliant! Much much better than
those scratty old Black and Decker jobs. Stihl make Viking and it shows,
the quality is excellent. I cut hedges about 450foot long and about 7
foot high of hawthorn and some privet.

worth every penny.

janet
--
Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk
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