Tools i use for my small gardening business ( Part 2)

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🌱 The lawnmower, edge cutter, and strimmer that I have are still working great after several years.

🌱 I prefer to hire bigger tools if I need them instead of buying them.

🌱 Most of my tools are antiques because they are more reliable and built to last.

🌱 The offset brush and extension pole pruner are other tools that I have, which I got a few years ago.

🌱 I highly recommend the tree root and fence post ripper, it's a lifesaver for anyone in the gardening or landscaping business.

🌱 I have a car, not a van, because everything I need fits in it.

🌱 My car is a 1999 or 2000 Toyota Corolla that I've had for about two to three years, which I got for around 300 pounds.

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00:09 The lawnmower that was purchased four years ago is still working great.

00:13 The lawnmower starts on the first pull and works at full speed.

00:19 If a larger machine is needed, it will be hired instead of purchased.

00:34 The garden line bought from Aldi two years ago still works well.

00:39 The edge cutter that cost around 60-70 pounds from Aldi is also in good condition.

00:45 The strimmer bought from Argos four years ago still starts up well.

01:06 No other power tools are currently owned, as anything more is typically hired.

01:18 An old antique hoe and rake are among the other tools.

01:32 Most of the tools are antiques because they are more reliable and built to last.

01:54 There is an offset brush cutter and an extension pole pruner.

02:08 An extendable rake was purchased two years ago and works well.

02:10 The owner has a nine-walk Japanese hoe, which is much better than a normal hose.

02:29 A lifesaver tool for tree roots and fence posts called an attractor or a form jock is highly recommended.

03:09 There is a car, a 1999-2000 Toyota Corolla, used for transportation.

03:19 The car is used because everything needed fits in it, and there is no need to purchase a van.

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Q&A

What power tools do you use for your gardening?

I use a lawnmower, edge cutter, and strimmer.

Where did you purchase your gardening tools?

I got my lawnmower from a few years ago and my edge cutter and strimmer from Argos.

How often do you use your power tools?

I use them regularly, and they have been working great for me for the past few years.

Do you have any other antique tools that you use?

Yes, I have an old rake, antique hedge and edging shears, and an antique spade.

What other gardening tools do you recommend?

I highly recommend an offset brush cutter, extension pole pruner, and a tree root and fence post ripper.