Sandy, if you don't have stripes in your grass in Wraysbury, it's the stocks for you !!

I wouldn't mind but we live on the river and the garden floods every other year - just tried again to convince her stripes were not needed but then she also insists that the next FF has to be petrol and not diesel so she is not always wrong

I work in a tool hire shop. We hire , sell repair etc etc.

Personally if your gonna buy a petrol mower only buy something with a Honda engine. And don’t buy it from eBay. There are some good fakes around.

Also make sure you buy some aspen 4. We are seeing a lot of petrol machinery get left with fuel in and the ethanol eats the pipes and turns the fuel to a varnish which is leading to lots of new carbs being fitted.

If you want any more info just let me know. Regards

Daz

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2011 (61plate) 4.4 tdv8
sumatra black

previous cars

e46 m3
e53 x5

Buz1500 wrote:

I’ve had the same Hayter since we moved into our current house over 27 years ago. It’s only ever been serviced a couple of times in that period and appears to be indestructible. It will probably outlive me.

Tinman wrote:

B&Q do their own self propelled and use a Briggs & Stratton engine if you're worried about rot wash the grass off after use?

Interesting as I always put additive into the boat over the winter and top it up to reduce the condensation so makes sense to do the same to garden equipment.
Interesting what you say about modern Hayter any make that you recommend or is it a case of Honda or Honda ?

Hayter pro 48 Or Honda HRD are equally as good buddy. Regards

Daz

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2011 (61plate) 4.4 tdv8
sumatra black

previous cars

e46 m3
e53 x5

Thanks for that always good to get advice from someone with professional experience

Hayter won the day

Yep hayter all the way