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its hard to find a manual for them try looking for a parts list and sometimes you can run across then. also if you either google or yahoo search type in make and model of the saw and add .pdf it will search for documents good luck its worked for me a few times

2009-07-02 20:10:51 by luvlabs

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I'm looking for a good rechargeable gardening tool with extra battery.

Money not too much an option. I want something fairly "powerful".

I'm looking for weed eater type equipment and hedge trimmer.

Can you lead me towards a good ones?
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I have a battery operated radio with Rechargeable batteries. I listen to this while the wife pushes the mower around the lawn and then does the weeding. She also trims the hedge with the shears before she cooks my dinner.

2009-06-12 04:49:56 by Mr stupid questions

Price: $62.99

Blades are made of high-quality hardened steel
Lightweight metal handles
Features strong blades with a wire cutting notch

I am from PA but try someone that fixes lawnmowers or ask at a garden center if they would know, even if you call one on the phone to save you gas. that is where i would start. good luck.

2008-05-18 20:09:55 by tallsnuke

Price: $89.99 $69.99

High-strength poly bed is maintenance-free and won't rust
Quick and easy to assemble
Heavy-duty 10-Inch pneumatic turf tires

Is there any kind of cheap garden device that can help with weeding/digging up and pulling out weeds? I remember once an electric hand trowel with three blades that spun around, but can't remember the name. Any ideas?

Sounds like a cultivator. These are like a roto-tiller, but smaller.

2009-04-06 03:52:03 by Jason R

i am wondering can i bring elictric from the back of a wall socket in my house and run it to a shed it will power lights and maby a fridge and the ocaisional tool i have started with the wiring in the shed, out side will come trough a breaker like in my home and trough a four way split box, then going to sockets and light. inside my shed im using extention lead cable to all points. am i doing it right? also if i use small amp feuses (5) in plugs will it make safer. can i use this cable comming from my house to shed maby running trough pipeing. its from a JCB extention lead (heavy duty) any help would be great.

In a word No. any electrical circuit or equipment used outside the zone of protection (usually the house) must be protected by an RCD of at least 30ma. If you intend to bury the cable to the shed it should be a steel wired armoured cable and buried at least 600mm deep. Once in the shed if you have lights and sockets it would be best to install a small consumer unit with suitably rated MCB's for each circuit. IF in any doubt you should get a qualified electrician to carry our and test the installation. The building regulations part P now state that only suitably qualified electricians can carry out and test this type of work. Remember electricity is dangerous and can KILL you.

2006-11-27 07:47:21 by nosleep