OK show us your shed!!!!

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And guess who will constantly be asked to fill the 5 litre spray bottle with Glyphosate & ****.[bigrolf]

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If you have an ozito tools .... go grab yourself one of these. I have a 60litre spray unit on a ride-on-mower trailer... I don't use it since I got one of these:

Ozito PXC 18V Garden Sprayer - Skin Only - Bunnings Australia

It isn't heavy and you don't need to pump it up. You'll find 1001 uses for it other than just spraying poisons. Need to wet sand a car? put soapy water in it. Need to clean decking boards and need them "damp" but not wet .... Put just water in it. etc..... :D

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Shane L.

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If you have an ozito tools .... go grab yourself one of these. I have a 60litre spray unit on a ride-on-mower trailer... I don't use it since I got one of these:

Ozito PXC 18V Garden Sprayer - Skin Only - Bunnings Australia

It isn't heavy and you don't need to pump it up. You'll find 1001 uses for it other than just spraying poisons. Need to wet sand a car? put soapy water in it. Need to clean decking boards and need them "damp" but not wet .... Put just water in it. etc..... :D

seeya
Shane L.

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If I had my time again here I may probably buy one of those to replace the 100Litre tank permanently strapped down in the back of my S2A SWB.

Currently still trying to get shot of bloody IVY. The current hand gun & 50' of hose is great for getting into it without lugging a tank on my back. Given my choice again I probably have gone for a lighter hose but this one was an option by the manufacturer & when filled is a bit heavy for pulling around the Blackberries, & Ivy & Broom that some previous miscreant dumped a load of garden waste into the Stringy Forest. But I manage. They tend to say "It's only Scrub". I have already had a couple of goes at the Ivy without much success but this time around I think I have the right brew, it contains Triclopyr & already this stuff is showing promise only after a few days now the weather has warmed a little.

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If I had my time again here I may probably buy one of those to replace the 100Litre tank permanently strapped down in the back of my S2A SWB.

Currently still trying to get shot of bloody IVY. The current hand gun & 50' of hose is great for getting into it without lugging a tank on my back. Given my choice again I probably have gone for a lighter hose but this one was an option by the manufacturer & when filled is a bit heavy for pulling around the Blackberries, & Ivy & Broom that some previous miscreant dumped a load of garden waste into the Stringy Forest. But I manage. They tend to say "It's only Scrub". I have already had a couple of goes at the Ivy without much success but this time around I think I have the right brew, it contains Triclopr & already this stuff is showing promise only after a few days now the weather has warmed a little.

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Oh, you sound like you use a lot more than me. It drove me crazy trying to move the mower around. I don't think I've ever need to fill the little carry pump more than twice. So I don't use much poison (just on the pavers and drive really. I have quite a lot of paving though).

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Oh, you sound like you use a lot more than me. It drove me crazy trying to move the mower around. I don't think I've ever need to fill the little carry pump more than twice. So I don't use much poison (just on the pavers and drive really. I have quite a lot of paving though).

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Bloke up the back uses a powered Knapsack (12V? $500)as he has a small infestation of Onion Weed. Seems to be getting on top of it & any I see when spraying I always give it a burst, Al Capone style.

This sounds like a very interesting option for someone that wants to do there own cement slab. You could park anything on it ..... but not bolt to it I'm guessing (ie: no 2post hoist). I might give it a go if I ever get the council approval for the leanto here.

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You could even mix the concrete yourself and do it over time I'd imagine

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Bloke up the back uses a powered Knapsack (12V? $500)as he has a small infestation of Onion Weed. Seems to be getting on top of it & any I see when spraying I always give it a burst, Al Capone style.

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The gun landscapers around here kill it by applying super phosphate at the right time and cutting it at the right time.

Others use super as above and spray it with mcpa at the right time. Same result........ gawwwwwwn!

DL

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The gun landscapers around here kill it by applying super phosphate at the right time and cutting it at the right time.

Others use super as above and spray it with mcpa at the right time. Same result........ gawwwwwwn!

DL

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Yep Deed is Deed in anyone's language.

mcpa, that could make a catchy toon. I'm thinking a bloke in a cowboy outfit & a Bloke with a Hard Hat. [bigrolf]

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Yep Deed is Deed in anyone's language.

mcpa, that could make a catchy toon. I'm thinking a bloke in a cowboy outfit ............. [bigrolf]

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A chap in chaps in Hindley St?

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A chap in chaps in Hindley St?

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Yes that too Ducky. [bigrolf]

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Yes that too Ducky. [bigrolf]

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Or were you thinking along these lines?

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