Thread: King of the hill

hmmm,
post holes filled-
children missing from photo-

coincidence?

Looks great! You have been busy. I'll look forward to strutting out there with my morning coffee. I see Rilka is still getting nuisance calls from that darned cousin of hers too!

Hi,
very neat job. You should be proud of it.
cheers

Just like Narnia.

Simon, that's looking really good!

Originally Posted by one_iota

Of course you'll need a new mower now....maybe Ron can recommend one

Originally Posted by p38arover

Neither of mine work. One keeps blowing head gaskets and the other won't start.

Both working! Craig (aka DI on here and known as Disco Inferno on other fora) has fixed the head gasket problem (well, one of his mower shop employees has) and I fixed the other mower.

Originally Posted by p38arover

Simon, that's looking really good!





Both working! Craig (aka DI on here and known as Disco Inferno on other fora) has fixed the head gasket problem (well, one of his mower shop employees has) and I fixed the other mower.

Maybe I should talk to him about the brushcutter that was meant for Ron and came to me. I bought it a year and a half ago, Honda, straight shaft, on the theory that you buy quality and buy it once. The grab handle had a loose captive bolt, which I didn't find out about until the handle had spun around on the shaft and scratched it. Now fuel going straight into the oil.

Used less than a dozen times in that time.

hmm a TD5 powered brushcutter?

Originally Posted by abaddonxi

Maybe I should talk to him about the brushcutter that was meant for Ron and came to me. I bought it a year and a half ago, Honda, straight shaft, on the theory that you buy quality and buy it once. The grab handle had a loose captive bolt, which I didn't find out about until the handle had spun around on the shaft and scratched it. Now fuel going straight into the oil.

Used less than a dozen times in that time.

Go and see Craig (DI) at Western Mowers and Chainsaws at Toongabbie. He likes Honda.