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Professional handheld, backpack, wheeled and ride-on brushcutters for use in parks, gardens, playgrounds, golf courses as well as road, canal and railway embankments and other green spaces.
Battery tools on the up
The revolution in battery powered equipment continues apace with more manufacturers offering ever-improving machines, Sally Drury reports.
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Buyers' guides and Market reports
Battery tools
Advances in battery technological mean the latest kit offers serious options for professional gardeners, says Sally Drury.
Buyers' guide - brushcutters
The terrain and nature of the job will dictate which machine you should be using, Sally Drury explains.
All articles are written by the UK's leading horticultural machinery expert, Sally Drury.
If you have any new kit releases or wish to participate in a Kit Test, please contact Sally at sally.drury@haymarket.com.
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