LOL! All good, chief!
It looks a bit more expensive than my recent purchase.
In 2016 shipping was atrocious 
Going to do some gardening?
I was wondering how many people may know what it is. That's why I posted a picture without the packaging. You obviously know that it's an alloy head for a brushcutter. Other than that, you looked at the file name.
It’s an interesting design. I cant quite envision how it works with the Nylon.I was wondering how many people may know what it is. That's why I posted a picture without the packaging. You obviously know that it's an alloy head for a brushcutter. Other than that, you looked at the file name.
Those alloy heads need replacing before they wear down too far, or they can become dangerous.
If you look at the text on the aluminium casting, it reads: (WARNING) WHEN RUB STRIP GONE, UNIT REQUIRES REPLACEMENT.
Well, many years ago, I learnt the hard way, and the alloy head shattered into pieces, and one of the pieces hit my leg and dropped me to the ground. Some pieces were found many metres down the road. I was lying on the ground with the brushcutter still running, and my wife came out of the house wondering what all the fuss was about. My lower leg was in a bit of a mess. She wanted to take me to the hospital, but I didn't go.
Not sure. I imagine it would be high if you tried to corner at 55 miles per hour. She's not going to be rally racing, so she probably won't roll it. Probably.
Smart lady then. In Australia, we have a lot of roll ‘accidents’ for 4 wheel work or recreation vehicles. So many that the GOVT will be introducing a law that all of these vehicles have roll bars.Not sure. I imagine it would be high if you tried to corner at 55 miles per hour. She's not going to be rally racing, so she probably won't roll it. Probably.
Aren’t Nematodes organic? I wouldn’t of thought it would have any affect of animals? Or do you mean a possum or bird might eat some pests?
Haha you mean the screenshot?@antspants
I'm rolling over the image, but, it won't zoom in! What's wrong here!?!?!?
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Yes, the Nematodes are a organic way of killing garden insects & bugs. Once dead I doubt any birds or possum would eat them. I have seen holes dug where the neighborhood possums are digging in the garden during the night. The description says: "Beneficial Nematodes are people, pet, and planet safe! These microscopic worms parasitize insect larvae."
