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collecting hedge trimmer
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The world's best clipping collecting hedge trimmer - it cuts, mulches and bags at the same time! New, improved Garden Groom hedge trimmer saves time, eliminates tedious clean-up and makes your hedges the envy of the neighborhood! What's the worst part of trimming hedges? The clean-up. But not any more! This ultra-lightweight unit has a rotary blade system that quickly trims and shapes shrubs and bushes then mulches clippings to 1/10 their original size. Then it automatically bags them in the volume...
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Garden Groom trimmers are unquestionably the safest hedge trimmers you'll ever use, and they're easy and lightweight, too. They handle hedges of all shapes and sizes, shredding the waste into their own on-board collection units. Garden Groom Jr. cuts branches up to 0.4" diameter, and has a 300W motor. The Garden Groom Pro cuts branches up to 0.8" diameter, weighs 7-1"2 lbs., and has a 500W motor. Its oversize collection bag has 10 times the capacity of the smaller model.
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Garden Groom Electric Hedge Trimmer
Product Description The Garden Groom Electric Hedge Trimmer is the only cutting, shredding and collecting multi function hedge trimmer in the world. The Garden Groom Electric Hedge Trimmer vacuums clippings while you clip so that no clippings remain to be cleaned up after trimming. The Garden Groom Electric Hedge Trimmer cuts down trimming time by about 40 percent. The clippings are automatically collected in the container built in to the unit. The Garden Groom Electric Hedge Trimmer comes with a...
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A fine clean copy of "The London Furniture Makers from the Restoration to the Victorian Era, 1660 - 1840", by Sir Ambrose Heal, first published in 1953, this edition published in 1988 by Portman Books of London. A record of some 2,500 cabinet - makers, upholsterers, carvers and gilders with their addresses and working dates, illustrated by 165 reproductions of maker's trade cards. Includes a chapter by R.W.Symonds F.S.A., on the problem of identification of the furniture that they produced, illustrated...
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