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    Sharpening a hedge trimmer

    I didn't manage to get to ALDI on Thursday, went on Friday but they were all sold. Next stop B&Q £33. Regarding the de-burring pen, I don't think...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 26, 2008 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    Sharpening a hedge trimmer

    ALDI are selling an electric hedgecutter for £28 this Thursday, I am going to get one.
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 22, 2008 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    xmas tree problem

    Are the lower branches actually growing? If so then the tree is alive. If not then you could have the old problem. When trees are dug up for the C...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 19, 2008 in forum: Trees
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    Sand

    I agree Dai, sand doesn't really help with clay soil it just gets lost in all the fine particles of clay. I have about a dozen Cypress Trees in my...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 19, 2008 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Electric Strimmers, Mowers and Cultivators

    That's what my surgeon (Mr Graham Keene) said but I explained to him that you actually wear it less cycling than walking as you don't have your...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 18, 2008 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    Electric Strimmers, Mowers and Cultivators

    I kept myself fit by re-joining my old cycling club (The Cyclists' Touring Club) 11 years ago. I organised a Pensioners Lunch Run on Tuesdays when...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 17, 2008 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    Electric Strimmers, Mowers and Cultivators

    No one has come back with any information about the tiller.So I ordered it on Monday and it was delivered today, I watched the makers video and...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 16, 2008 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    Sand & Cement Advise Needed

    Pro Guard is right, once opened, a bag of cement should be stored in an airtight container. I used to work on an Estate in Cambs. and we often...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 14, 2008 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    Electric Strimmers, Mowers and Cultivators

    As I am nearing 80 (next March), I am looking to change from a petrol driven mower and cultivator, to an electrical mower and cultivator.I had...
    Thread by: Larkshall, Jul 11, 2008, 8 replies, in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    New loppers

    To be honest, a Grecian saw (wolf do one in the Combi-tool range) is a better tool for anything over 1.5 inches thick.
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 11, 2008 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    Multi dibber

    I saw something yesterday which might fit the bill. A lawn aerator, like a fork with five or six hollow tines, I think it was £9.99.
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 11, 2008 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    Multi dibber

    I haven't seen anything like that. I would suggest you buy two ordinary dibbers (one for each hand).
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 11, 2008 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    power tools for gardening

    Yes! they were designed and built by engineers, not designed by someone who has never used one on the job and built by kids in an South East Asian...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 11, 2008 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    Wheel Barrow for £40

    Wheelbarrow manufacturers are not environmentally friendly. They do not supply replacement buck's for their barrows, so a perfectly good chassis...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 11, 2008 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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    Drilling rubber!

    Rubber is easier to cut when wet, maybe lubricate the auger bit with water.
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 11, 2008 in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
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    'Propagation illegal without a licence'?

    The Chinese Government does not seem to be as clever as the French, their National Assembly changed to Ubuntu (Linux) last year and the...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 7, 2008 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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    What do you think of your Broadband supplier?

    I use Tiscali, no problems to speak of. I get 2.2Mb/s, Line rental, Phone (with weekend calls free) for £14.99 per month. All calls except...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 7, 2008 in forum: Computer Corner
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    Comic Sans erased...

    Why not try Google, type in "Free True Type Fonts". The second one down is good. http://www.webpagepublicity.com/free-fonts.html
    Post by: Larkshall, Jul 4, 2008 in forum: Computer Corner
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    PC Problems

    Have you recovered the files? If not, download the ISO file for Ubuntu v8.04 (Linux) burn it to a CD, then boot from the CD and you will be able...
    Post by: Larkshall, Jun 20, 2008 in forum: Computer Corner
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    Hardrive

    There are two, Wine (Windows Emulator) and VMWare (Virtual Machine). Configuring Wine takes a bit of time and not everything will run under it....
    Post by: Larkshall, Jun 20, 2008 in forum: Computer Corner
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