Thursday, November 14, 2013
Friday, October 11, 2013
FALL CLEAN UP TIME
With the change in the weather and the fall season here it's time to get your yard ready for winter. One of those projects will undoubtedly be cleaning up the leaves off the lawn and flower beds.
But as you look at your window and see all the leaves spread out before you the task of raking them all up may seem overwhelming. But this year you can put your rake in the shed for good. Instead of raking leaves, debris, etc., you just blow and collect it.
We carry a wide selection of blowers that range in size from smaller handheld blowers to large backpack blowers and blower/vacuum models that suck up the leaves and mulches them. Click here for a description of the blowers we carry.
2018 FALL SPECIALS ON BLOWERS
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
With spring just around the corner now is a great time to get your lawnmower and other yard equipment ready for spring.
Here are just a few things that should be done before you start your mower up, if you didn't do them at the end of last season.
We also recommend starting your lawnmower before you need it. The most common problem with a lawnmower after being stored for months is that it won't start. Most likely this is a carburetor issue which is very common with today's gasoline.
For more information about the effect today's gasoline has on small engines and for a chance to win free equipment follow this link. http://ethanol.husqvarna.com/
Here is also an interesting video about the effects of ethanol in gasoline.
Here are just a few things that should be done before you start your mower up, if you didn't do them at the end of last season.
- Change the air filter
- Replace the spark plug(s)
- Change the oil
- Sharpen & balance the blade(s)
- Clean the underside of the deck
We also recommend starting your lawnmower before you need it. The most common problem with a lawnmower after being stored for months is that it won't start. Most likely this is a carburetor issue which is very common with today's gasoline.
For more information about the effect today's gasoline has on small engines and for a chance to win free equipment follow this link. http://ethanol.husqvarna.com/
Here is also an interesting video about the effects of ethanol in gasoline.
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