Husqvarna trimmer

!±8± Husqvarna trimmer

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Husqvarna trimmer

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Chain Saws, Weed-Wackers, and Home Pressure Washers

!±8± Chain Saws, Weed-Wackers, and Home Pressure Washers

Everyone needs yard equipment unless they hire a gardener, and during a recession the first thing people let go is the landscaping company, and the pool cleaners. This is because people need to save money and they need to figure out how to do some of the jobs around the house by themselves to make ends meet. Then the big question how are you supposed to maintain your yard if you don't have a weed-wacker, a chainsaw, and a home pressure washer to clean up the driveway and blow away the leaves?

Obviously, you have to go down to the local Lowes or Home Depot and pick up all your equipment. Lawnmowers, chain saws, weed-wackers, and home pressure washers can be expensive. If you have to buy all these outdoor home equipment at your local home improvement center they could easily run you 00 or more; and that's if you buy the cheaper Chinese brands.

A good lawnmower these days can cost 0 to 0. A good save chain saw could set you back 0 or more. A decent pressure-washer could easily run 200 and 0. In today's sales catalog there was a rotating weed eater for sale for .35, but judging from the picture it what it was one of those cheaper versions and by the time you find one you like it could easily run you .

Therefore, if your landscape service runs you 0 a month you would have all this equipment paid for in five months. Of course, if the recession is over in five months it may not make sense for you to fire your landscaping service, and this is something that many people forget to think about. So I thought I'd mention it to you. Please consider all this.

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Troy-Bilt TB590BC 18-Inch 29cc 4-Cycle Gas Powered Straight Shaft String Trimmer/Brush Cutter With Detachable Shaft

!±8± Troy-Bilt TB590BC 18-Inch 29cc 4-Cycle Gas Powered Straight Shaft String Trimmer/Brush Cutter With Detachable Shaft

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Troy-Bilt TB590BC 18-Inch 29cc 4-Cycle Gas Powered Straight Shaft String Trimmer/Brush Cutter With Detachable Shaft

This Troy-Bilt straight shaft trimmer features a 29cc, 4-cycle engine and a bump head with brushcutter. Accepts Troy-Bilt attachments, including pole saw (Item# 263197), hedge trimmer (Item# 263196), blower (Item# 263193) and cultivator (Item# 263195). Cutting Width (in.): 17, Displacement (cc): 29, Engine: 4-cycle, Line Diameter (in.): .105, Shaft Type: Straight

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WORX GT WG151.5 18-Volt Lithium Ion Cordless Electric String Trimmer/Edger With Quick Charger

!±8±WORX GT WG151.5 18-Volt Lithium Ion Cordless Electric String Trimmer/Edger With Quick Charger

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Post Date : Nov 16, 2011 20:38:16
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Cordless grass trimmer features a telescopic shaft that adjusts to users height and posture. 90 pivoting head uses .065 single line that automatically feeds line as needed. Foldable spacer guard protects flowers and lawn ornaments. Powered by an 18V 1.3Ah Lithium Ion battery; trims and edges up to 1 2 acre on a single charge. Charging time: 30 minutes. Auxiliary handle with soft grip. Includes 1 piece battery pack, wall mount bracket, 1 piece charger, and safety guard. Refer to model
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Clean Up Yard Debris With Leaf Blowers

!±8± Clean Up Yard Debris With Leaf Blowers

Autumn brings the most frequent loss of leaves from trees, but it is not the only time. Many plants and trees lose their leaves and needles year-round. Berries and flowers also drop throughout spring, summer and winter, piling up on front walks, driveways, decks and porches. Keeping up with falling debris from trees and shrubbery in the yard can be an endless chore. One way to reduce the amount of raking and sweeping involved is to use a leaf blower. It can be used on a variety of yard debris to keep the property looking clean and can also prevent injuries from slip-and-falls or tripping visitors and family members.

Pine Straw
Falling needles from pine trees accumulate anywhere and everywhere year round, especially when it is dry. The needles soon turn from green to brown and become straw. When needles are loose by themselves, they tend to blow around and accumulate on driveways and against fence lines and shrubbery. Use the leaf blower to herd the pine straw into a pile near some landscaped areas. Use a rake to distribute the needles in the flower bed or around a tree instead of using mulch. Even it out with the hands if necessary to avoid damaging plant material. Use a one- to two-foot circumference around a tree for definition and to help keep moisture in the soil and dirt from washing away.

Leaves
When left on the grass for more than a few weeks, leaves will turn it yellow as they begin to decompose. When the fallen leaves have dried out slightly, use a leaf blower to move them off the lawn and into a pile for collection. Start at the farthest corner of the property and walk through in a symmetrical pattern with a sweeping motion. Do one section at a time. They can either be bagged up for special collection or run through a mulching machine and mixed in with compost or fertilizer. Some municipalities send a leaf machine through the neighborhood to suck them from the edge of the street after they have been gathered by residents.

Berries
Shrubs with berries are very attractive when the berries are on the bushes. Once they have fallen, they can create a mess. Use leaf blowers to remove them from walkways and driveways before they cause problems. Soft, round berries cause staining when stepped on. They also create a slippery surface. Blowing them into garden areas or gathering them for use in the compost pile is one answer. Blowing them into the lawn to be shredded by the lawnmower is another.

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