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Welcome to our Garden Machinery Site
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We service and repair most makes and types of garden machinery, we have a large selection of new parts for popular machines including consumable items like oils (50:1 mix, 2 stroke, sae30 4 stroke engine oil, bar and chain oil), strimmer line, spark plugs and chainsaw files to name but a few.
We have a fully equipped workshop in which can sharpen rotary blades, saw chains and cylinder mowers, shears, loppers and garden hand tools.
We also manufacture some garden tools (please see the products page on our sister site here.)
We also have the capability to undertake repairs to mowers requiring welding with either mma or mig equipment.
We have extensive knowledge of horticultural machinery from over 20 years in engineering to enable us to quickly diagnose and fix problems,
We also service and repair cycles and have a good selection of spares in stock at very reasonable prices.
We retail Calor Gas to personal callers at our Burgh st peter premises, Butane, Propane, bbq and patio gas, and prepacked house coal.
Please use the tabs at the top of the page to navigate the site, and thanks for dropping by.
If anything on the site fails to work please report problems here.
What's New
Christmas tree's, normal Picea Abies available again this year, fresh from the field, pick your tree and we will cut it or dig it up for you, sizes up to 10ft.
You may still be cutting the grass now its growing again after the long dry spell, but now is the time to think about booking it in for its service to avoid possible delays in the spring when you need it most.
We are thinking of having a morning or whole day when we will postcode your cycle for free, probably one Saturday, the shop will be open too for anyone who wants to purchase any cycle spares or security products. Let me know what you think of the idea, also when you think would be a good time. Click here to leave suggestions
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