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Cookies on This network uses cookies. By continuing to browse this network, you agree to the use of cookies. See our cookie policy HERE. Close and proceed Sign Up Sign In Home Terms of use Contact Forum Start a discussion the BOG My Page Members Pro Members Premium Suppliers Blog Add a Blog Photos Videos Suppliers Go Premium Jobs Advertising Industry news PRO Get the MOST out of your lawn every year with this one THING! Posted by Robbie on May 23, 2020 at 5:28pm in Company publicity Read more… Comments: 0 Tags: dethatching , scarifying , premier lawns Tweet Share Like 0 PRO Elderflower Cordial Recipe Posted by Fleur Voice on May 22, 2020 at 5:04pm A slightly different one this time! It’s finally the time of year where elderflower is in full bloom. On my morning walk, I came across an elderflower bush so I decided to take advantage of these beautiful flowers and made cordial! I made two… Read more… Comments: 1 Tags: elderflower , recipe , cordial , diy , cooking , nature , flowers , fun , lockdown , quarantine Tweet Share Like 0 PRO Supplier Drive, determination and MM seed Posted by Fusion Media on May 22, 2020 at 4:14pm in Industry news The secret behind one of the best greens in the Midlands Broomfield Bowls Club is considered to have one of the best surfaces, if not the best in the Midlands. The immaculate green is thanks to the drive… Read more… Comments: 0 Tags: drive , determination and mm seed , limagrain , grass seed , fusion media Tweet Share Like 0 PRO Supplier Baggleys announced as Pellenc dealer Posted by Fusion Media on May 21, 2020 at 11:24am in Industry news Baggleys Machinery have recently been appointed as an authorised dealer for the full range of Pellenc professional battery powered equipment. Baggleys Machinery is a family run business based in Norfolk owned by Solly Mansfield. 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Consider adding future posts to existing threads, so information does not get diluted & lost.....Thanks from the LJN Team Perennial - helping people in horticulture Click here to access Perennial Perennial press release Forum latest Loading ... PRO Adrian Noble replied to English Sheep ’s discussion Hourly Rate Calculator "I tried the calculator to see what it produce, and it came out at 2p differance than the formula below, which is far easier to work out, especially if you put it on a spreadsheet. 1. You need to know how may hours you actually work (on average) duri…" 6 minutes ago Paul Doyle replied to Liam Tyler ’s discussion What first mower "That’s a wise move to go that route. You will fly along compared to petrol machines.. clean the blades everyday and keep it well greased.." 15 minutes ago PRO Seth Burgess replied to Liam Tyler ’s discussion What first mower "What battery lineup do you use for your drills? Quite a few also offer hedge cutters/strimmers/blowers now too so would be a lower cost if you can share that battery platform across all of them." 24 minutes ago PRO John F replied to Sean Payne ’s discussion Tripod Ladders "I went for a 12 ft henchman from Browns ladders . The rubber feet were included in the price . I have found them to be adequate for most hedging jobs up to 14 ft and the leg adjustments always give good stability on uneven terrain . I find them re…" 1 hour ago Vic 575 replied to Liam Tyler ’s discussion What first mower "The AP200 batteries are the ‘sweet spot’ direct fit batteries to have taking run time, weight and cost together. The AP200 will do two and a half hours of trigger time in the HSA 86. For any serious hedge cutting, get an ‘Easy Lift Harness’, believe…" 1 hour ago Vic 575 replied to Liam Tyler ’s discussion What first mower "Hi Billybop, The Hilux is going superbly, but then the Invincible badge is not there just for decoration. As you well know you can’t break them." 1 hour ago PRO BCH Gardens replied to Lee Bowyer ’s discussion Camon LS42 scarifier "HI Lee I changed one a few months ago. It did take a while, and I was heading towards a sense of humour failure. My difficulty was putting it back together....... I eventually phoned them and a nice chap at Camon sent me a document with helpful pi…" 1 hour ago Sean Payne replied to Sean Payne ’s discussion Tripod Ladders " Have trailer and roof rack. Smaller ones will go inside the van. Heard mixed reviews about northern arb. " 2 hours ago More… Loading ... Main forum New Holiday Pay Regulations Any thoughts on the new holiday pay regulations? Looks like it’ll be a real pain calculating holiday entitlement for employees working irregular hours.https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/calculating-holiday-pay-for-workers-without-fixed-hours-or-pay/calculating-holiday-pay-for-workers-without-fixed-hours-or-pay2#how-the-law-has-changed-as-of-6-april-2020 Read more… Started by Duncan McLaren 0 Replies Tripod Ladders Currently in the market for the 3 leg adjustable tripod ladders. Trying to work out what’s the best average height one people use. Also any recommendations on brand to go with? Will be picking a smaller set up and the very largest set. Ideally need a NW stockist. Read more… Started by Sean Payne 3 Replies · Reply by John F 1 hour ago Etesia Bahia/hydro what’s high hours? Looking to buy an etesia hydro 80, the one I’m condsidering has 1300 hours on the clock it’s a 2006 Kawasaki engine, looks in pretty good condition, I’m just a bit unsure how many hours is considered high on these, don’t know much history about it other than that, considered a Bahia, but I’d rather a hydro tbh, also with a Bahia they don’t have hour clocks, so could have even more hours on, what do we think? Read more… Started by Andrew holt 0 Replies What first mower Hi allI’m just contemplating adding garden maintenance to the current property maintenance I already do(roofing, decorating fencing amongst others)With a budget of £1500 to get equipment, I now it’s not nowhere near enough to get everything So what would you guys recommend I prioritise ie: mower should I go for roller or not? One that can also mulch?was thinking of adding a battery strimmer and hedge cutter thanks for any inputLiam Read more… Started by Liam Tyler 15 Replies · Reply by Paul Doyle 15 minutes ago Camon LS42 scarifier hi guy’s Anyone ever changed the cartridge on one of these undone everything but the cartridge won’t drop out any advise would be great....Cheers Lee Read more… Started by Lee Bowyer 1 Reply · Reply by BCH Gardens 1 hour ago Stihl Cordless Mower Suitable??? I am considering taking on a potential contract in a country park which is currently being maintained ( if you can call it that) by the local council.They use ride on mowers and whizz around leaving a very poor job with cuttings left in situ.My Plan is to cut using a Cordless Stihl RMA 765 V pedestrian mower and collect cuttings ( mulch every so often also)The area to cover is split into 4 separate areas totalling approx 4 acres. Each area Varys in size the largest being approx 1.5 Acre. Not… Read more… Started by Martin Savine 5 Replies · Reply by Billybop 18 hours...