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This robust jerry can is made from 0.9mm thick pickled sheet-steel and lined with a petrol-resistant coating to prevent corrosion.
The can has e a unique wide-channel breather for smoother pouring and have a patented locking-pin cap to guard against accidental opening.
A great feature, and a must for all jerry cans is the completely leak-proof 'Bayonet' closure to avoid costly or dangerous spills on to hot engines.
Powers by a Kawasaki petrol engine, this self propelled machine, with three way drive allows the blades to be disengaged without turning off the engine which is extremely useful when emptying the grass box or travelling between parcels of lawn around your house.
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The Allen hover mower range offers the home user the same excellent performance as a professional.
Allen are world class and have been developed to allow operators the finest the latest technology for their class of machine and Allen is recognised for it's performance and reliability.
The Allen machines are used by greenkeepers, contractors and the domestic user - the machines are easy to start, smooth and quiet which one would expect from the excellent Honda engines and the machines can be used on slopes of up to 45°.
This ride on machine has a powerful 18.5 HP engine and large 40" Free Floating deck for mulching up the grass.
The Regent 18.5/40 Mulcher a capable machine for large gardens and provides an exceptional cut and cuts mowing time considerably.
Because the mower is equipped with a mulching blade you neither have to collect the grass which means that you do not have to get off and empty any collection unit nor do you have to physically rake up any mowing's.
New style Hayter Harrier 41 lawnmower with autodrive and variable speed.
Take a look at this sleek new Hayter Harrier 41 Autodrive Lawnmower - it has been redesigned and re-engineered to suit the modern gardener.
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The manoeuvrability of this machine allows you to turn in the machines own space so getting round very tight turns is easy.
No grass cutting will look right unless you can strim around the edges and no serious gardener should be without a strimmer / brushcutter in his tool shed.
More and more gardeners and lawn operatives are turning away from powered lawn mowers in a bid to save fuel and protect the environment - What hat better way to achieve lowers costs whilst promoting a clean air policy than to use a push mower.
Of course, not only to you have to listen to the sound of a noisy engine but you also have the bonus of listening to the birds while cutting the grass.
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This Kawasaki KHS750B will cut through finger sized one year old growth on hedges and shrubs with ease provided that the single sided blade is kept well oiled and sharp.
Vibration is low with minimum noise too with a covered gear housing and safety guard.
This machine is well balanced which maintains a fresh operator for longer periods - the tried and tested reliability of the Japanese Kawasaki engine will ensure the machines longevity.
With the longer cutting blade, the Echo range of hedge cutters are preferred by professionals because of the wider cutting arc and offers a great weight to cut ratio.
This is a rugged long life machine with minimum vibration providing efficiency and durability.
The 21.2cc 2-stroke engine, weighs in at 5.6 kg with a seventy five centimetre (thirty inch) blade for precise control of cut.
The name Atco is synonymous with the British lawn and this Atco ‘Balmoral’ 14SK Petrol Cylinder Lawn Mower is capable of gracefully striping your precious sward and what is more, you will be the envy of your peers.
This fantastic Rider Mower would be a great asset to any gardener who has half an acre or more of lawn to semi rough grass to cut. 
Have you ever spent a few hours over a weekend cutting all of the grass around your property, only to feel let down by the look of the place because the grass remains tatty around the edges or against immovable objects such as trees and walls?
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