Can't believe this thread has seen the light of day again. Started reading it and then thought - that's exactly what I think....only to find that I had written the comment !
Dove, what do you mean by 'promoting your business'....I am a bit at sea when it come to techno stuff, though I know enough not to click on threads for kitchen units!!
Just scrolled down and saw Louie's other thread... now, I know where you are coming from Dove. I think this influx is worse that the foreign gobbledy gook we were struck with before. Hopefully, they will all get lost somewhere between japanese knotweed and manure on this site...
Ah! I see what you mean. It reads a bit differently from yours. I then checked mine, nothing on there!! I really should put something on mine - I'll have a think for some flowery language as I pot on my seedlings this morning.
I was a landscape maintenance supervisor for 26 years, it was up to me to get the right mower for the jobs we had to do, and they had to put up with some real battering, working in all weathers, I always like the hayter range as it has been said in earlier comments there a good reliable mower, expensive yes, hard working yes, cost against reliability no match, Size of you mower depends on lawn size, the bigger the lawn the larger mower required. The inevitable happened cost came in too the equation. Ten we turned too the Mountfield range not so good but cost effective, but they did'nt last as long.
The research was conducted in true fashion - after I bought a new mower thinking it was the cylinder mower not picking up the long flat pale grass that is taking over, so bought a rotary thinking it might 'suck it up' to the blade. Still waiting for it to grow a bit before the great trail commences.
Bought a Honda. I heard that the reaason so many Honda cars on the road due to folk beng impressed with their mowers... bah
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Louie - if you look carefully you'll see that this thread is over a year old - the problem has been solved by now.
Afraid that's what happens when you use random Googling to try to promote your business
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Can't believe this thread has seen the light of day again. Started reading it and then thought - that's exactly what I think....only to find that I had written the comment
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Dove, what do you mean by 'promoting your business'....I am a bit at sea when it come to techno stuff, though I know enough not to click on threads for kitchen units!!
Just scrolled down and saw Louie's other thread... now, I know where you are coming from Dove. I think this influx is worse that the foreign gobbledy gook we were struck with before. Hopefully, they will all get lost somewhere between japanese knotweed and manure on this site...
I just clicked on his name and saw what he'd written for his personal details etc
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Ah! I see what you mean. It reads a bit differently from yours. I then checked mine, nothing on there!! I really should put something on mine - I'll have a think for some flowery language as I pot on my seedlings this morning.
I was a landscape maintenance supervisor for 26 years, it was up to me to get the right mower for the jobs we had to do, and they had to put up with some real battering, working in all weathers, I always like the hayter range as it has been said in earlier comments there a good reliable mower, expensive yes, hard working yes, cost against reliability no match, Size of you mower depends on lawn size, the bigger the lawn the larger mower required. The inevitable happened cost came in too the equation. Ten we turned too the Mountfield range not so good but cost effective, but they did'nt last as long.
My internet research sugests I have crab grass !
The research was conducted in true fashion - after I bought a new mower thinking it was the cylinder mower not picking up the long flat pale grass that is taking over, so bought a rotary thinking it might 'suck it up' to the blade. Still waiting for it to grow a bit before the great trail commences.
Bought a Honda. I heard that the reaason so many Honda cars on the road due to folk beng impressed with their mowers... bah
Crab grass in North Lincs ?!
Your weather must've improved - must be that global warming 
"Digitaria is a genus of about 300 species of grass(family Poaceae) native to tropical and warm temperate regions."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digitaria
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Mmm, must admit most of what i gleaned was from America...
Any thoughts on what the horrible coarse grass coul be?
Hey hang on, i have just read the article on wikipedia and it mentions North America, which is on same latitude as north lincs
so there...