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Landscaping equipment hire

  • 15-09-2019 12:30pm
    #1
    [Deleted User]
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    hello, does anyone know where or if i could hire a walk behind mulcher or one of those power scythe mowers in the midlands(mullingar area). i am putting down a lawn about the house and the area has old field grass, thistles and ragwort growing in it, it is grown about 2 foot tall so a standard mower wouldn't be an option. small tractor(mf165) mounted implements would also be an option.


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  • #2
    my3cents
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    Ask the local farmers I'm sure one would help out.

    Another option is strim a little bit at a time, clear the cut material then put a mower over it.

    I've improved areas by just cutting a slightly bigger area each time.


  • #3
    garv123
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    Canosonic wrote: »
    hello, does anyone know where or if i could hire a walk behind mulcher or one of those power scythe mowers in the midlands(mullingar area). i am putting down a lawn about the house and the area has old field grass, thistles and ragwort growing in it, it is grown about 2 foot tall so a standard mower wouldn't be an option. small tractor(mf165) mounted implements would also be an option.

    I rented one a few weeks ago, they dont cut low enough, a farmer with a topper would be faster, cheaper and cut it lower.


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