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Irrigation Ditches - Briars . Equipment hire

80sDiesel · 2019-08-25 12:11:54

Have to clean out some irrigation ditches that have become overgrown with Briars etc. Is there an option to rent out something or am I left with using the were whacker?

25-08-2019 12:11pm

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Have to clean out some irrigation ditches that have become overgrown with Briars etc. Is there an option to rent out something or am I left with using the were whacker?

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#2 25-08-2019 4:21pm

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Why riot use a tractor mounted hedge cutter?

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#3 25-08-2019 11:29pm

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Would you not just wait a couple of months to let the briars die back and go at them then before they start in the Spring

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#4 26-08-2019 6:46am

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Another option i woul be to spray them .

Hedgecutter would be my preference. It would shred them

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#5 26-08-2019 8:29am

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9935452 wrote: »

Another option i woul be to spray them .

Hedgecutter would be my preference. It would shred them

Wouldn’t like the idea of spraying down into open drains.

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#6 27-08-2019 7:45pm

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You’d be surprised how effective a dung fork on a loader is if there’s no wire involved.

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