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This is a project we did in Norfolk. Our remit take out gravel drive which client could not drive up gravel to deep 150mm in places  photo 126.jpg as you can see its steep  photo 128.jpgtop end to oak open garage  photo 127.jpg 1800 hundreds cottage renovated lovely flint work  photo 129.jpg

Start of preparing base for cobbles  photo 130.jpgRemoving the sub base 350 mm below finished level  photo 132.jpg good solid subase  photo 134.jpg 90 ton of cobbles supplied by steptos reclaim yard very clean no rubbish  photo 137.jpg side view  photo 138.jpg getting dark  photo 139.jpg You can make out the band of two setts which direct the water flow to gullys  photo 140.jpg

Over 100 years wear very good patina  photo 141.jpgSlurray pointed with 4/1 sharp sand cement  photo 148.jpgup view  photo 145.jpgBottom of driveway redid small flint wall to slight curve so cars did not catch it  photo 143.jpg Top end as you can see we removed the concrete plinth to front of garage  photo 146.jpgFront entrance aco channel in between gate to catch run off water then ramp of cobbles to lane feed back wellcome

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Martin Squires replied to Mjc's discussion Battery secateurs
"Plus one on the Stihl. Ive been using them for detailed hedge reductions as well as general prruning. They are a game changer , really good bit of kit."
1 hour ago
Sam Bainbridge replied to Mjc's discussion Battery secateurs
"Had the stihl ones for a year no complaints so far and amazing what they cut no need fir loppers anymore "
1 hour ago
Kevin McGowan replied to Mjc's discussion Battery secateurs
"I bought the prunarbo set. Great machine. It has its own batteries but they are interchangeable with makita so i just bought the bare bones machine for £99. I actually use dewalt kit so just bought a makita to dewalt converter from ebay. Works…"
6 hours ago
Intelligent Landscapes replied to Mjc's discussion Battery secateurs
"Prunarbo - works with our existing Makita Batteries... absolutely brilliant. Also got the extension pole which is also ecxcellent."
6 hours ago
robert pryor replied to Mjc's discussion Battery secateurs
"A friend of my wifes gave me a pair for Christmas a few years ago, I laughed heartily and said to my wife, I’ll never use these, ridiculous. Never heard of the brand Bilivry 24v I believe, they look quite well made and have lasted although I did…"
7 hours ago
Jason Bruce replied to Mjc's discussion Battery secateurs
"I bought Kebtec pruners at the start of the year and haven't used my bypass or anvil loppers since. They've done tens of thousands of cuts and are brilliant. I can attach mine to an extension pole as well which is also very useful.
They weren't…"
8 hours ago
Si Al replied to Mjc's discussion Battery secateurs
"Stihl ones are great, quick, surprisingly good at cutting quite thick material and battery life is excellent. But they are heavy. I'm more apprehensive of using them than the chainsaws!
https://youtube.com/shorts/naPYjeELvIo?is=muBbvI000clWQzlF"
8 hours ago
PGM replied to Mjc's discussion Battery secateurs
" Went ahead and bought some cheap Chinese ones with a couple of batteries. I often do that to try out a tool before committing to a more expensive version. It's genuinely been fantastic. You obviously don't use it for just dead heading or light…"
yesterday
Billybop replied to Mjc's discussion Battery secateurs
"The older ones which first came out were indeed frustratingly slow. I had a Bosch set many years ago where I could have made about 3 cuts with manual secateurs in the time it took to do 1. Soon gave up on those. The Milwaukee shears I use now are…"
yesterday
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Adam Woods replied to Mjc's discussion Battery secateurs
"I was given some by an elderly client,, I think they were Gardena or similar. They cut well, though no possibility of doing "a Felco" and swapping blades or other parts... they were also very bulky and slow. I think the new Stihl ones have corrected…"
yesterday
Neil Darby replied to Neil Darby's discussion Green tip off in Surrey?
"Thanks John I will have a look at Epsom.
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Tuesday
John Culpin replied to Neil Darby's discussion Green tip off in Surrey?
"Hi Neil - have you tried the surrey county council tips at either Epsom or Leatherhead, green waste is charged at £100.00 per ton with a minimum charge of 500kg.
Alternatively Envar have a green waste tip at Lyne near chertsey.
cheers
 
john"
Monday
Billybop replied to Rob's discussion Best professional battery hedge trimmer at present?
"yes totally genuine despite the price. You need the (separately sold and not cheap) cable/belt set up to use it with your AP batteries. As it's not "cordless""
Monday
Tim Wallach replied to Rob's discussion Best professional battery hedge trimmer at present?
"It looks perfect, eg Stihl is spelled correctly!   When I scanned the barcode it was automatically added to 'my equipment' in the Stihl app..."
Monday
Richard Matthews replied to Rob's discussion Best professional battery hedge trimmer at present?
"Hi mate. 
Are these genuine Stihl?"
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Battery secateurs

Good morning. Thinking of getting some battery secateurs, initially for my wife as she has some arthritis. Have any of you tried and tested any ?  Prob looking at Stihl but then came across Kebtec which I've never heard of before, or maybe Makita…

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