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There is no doubt in my mind that the Honda engine is second to none for reliablity and quality engineering. My first two mowers were Honda and were still going strong nine years later when I sold them on - even after that, a friend, who I sold one to, still continued to use the machine for several seasons.
This latest Honda rotary push mower packs the powerful and extremely reliable 5.5hp Honda 4-stroke engine.
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Gardeners who work in a commercial capacity should carry our risk assessments and have a duty of care both to themselves and to any co workers.
Health and safety encourages operators to work a buddy buddy system so that any accidents or injuries are immediately reported and dealt with.
In a domestic situation the operator often works alone and because of the nature of the job, often working from ladders or some kind of elevated platform the risk is increased. There is also the added danger of being obscured from view if working behind trees, shrubs, other hedges or fences and therefore not always in view of any house windows.
Prices have been slashed on some of the products in the Mow Direct store.
Here is a sample: Ex-demo Ardisam combination rotovator to scarifier with edger attachment too.
This machine has done six hours of demonstration work thus an amazing two hundred pounds off of the recommended retail price.
The Ardisam Earthquake is compact and highly manoeuvrable three in one machine. You can use it to scarifying and edge the lawn but also. because scarifying is not a regular job, convert the machine to a rotovator and put it to use in the vegetable patch.
Should we be concerned that the government is consulting with the view to ban lawns under certain circumstances?
The Daily Express runs a report claiming that the Government is planning to tell UK citizens what they can and cant grow in their gardens.
Defra seems appears un-concerned and the Express quotes DEFRA as saying that the report “does not necessarily reflect Government policy”.
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