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@@BatholomewWinterbottom Thanks for the comment. Great to know it helped you out. Happy riddling! 👍

@@keithhooper6123 sounds like you have all of the toys 👍

3200 I’d imagine. This one was a right mess when I got it. Huge build followed to create what it is today. Took a while and was a proper challenge. You can see the full build on the main channel 👍

Thanks, appreciate it, built it from chassis up- th-cam.com/video/RjeCBkcfrT4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4yf_25XqX8zYcNQm

If that link doesn’t work check the channel for the original build 👍

👍 🙃 🇦🇺 thanks for the positive comment, it’s appreciate. Glad it appealed. I find it a very useful tool especially combined with snatch blocks and redirects. First Oz based comment that I know of !😀

Likewise. As long as you’re mindful it’s a lighter gauge rake riddle more suited to prep work and restoration rather than ripping out and Hulk smash types of work. The heavier gauge and land rake attachments are probably best to use initially and then revert to the RR for the sorting. Don’t want to bend those tines. I’m very pleased with mine. Thanks for the update 👍

Yes it certainly has a few stand out talents- it’s very sure footed and climbs with ease, good torque engine wise as it keeps going, stays clean underneath and is easy to clean in the wet. I covered most bases in the 3 videos I think. Let me know what you think if you give one a go👍

The lawn was around 3+ weeks worth of growth. It starts very well. No issues. As mentioned I’m not a fan of the ambiguous throttle position for full throttle however choke is easy to find as you push all the way down to the bottom of the housing. Thanks for watching and your comment👍

@@bluesix2843 that was amazing result for 3 weeks plus a mean generally would want to go past 2 weeks for regular mulch so hats of to grin for that ! And will let you know if get one can't decide at min on the AS ,Weibang or Grin all have there good and bad points nice engine that Kawasaki good content enjoyed the videos get some more done with the grin think people will appreciate them if you get chance that is

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@@vincentsgardens870 I’d definitely have the Grin over the AS purely for easier parts and servicing alone! never had much luck with AS. The Weibang is too new and untested for me. My local supplier does have them in store.

@@bluesix2843 right brilliant there is both grin and Weibang dealer near me prob give the AS mower a miss as no dealer near what issues have you had with the AS

Thanks for watching and the comment, good to know it was useful. 👍

Indeed, not too bad for a home build and works a treat! 👍

Thanks! Appreciate the comment 👍

Appreciate the comment and thanks for watching 👍 The system worked very well for this project. Saved a lot of time and effort!

Thanks appreciate it. I would say it’s a great mower for commercial applications, embankments and rough mowing. It will give a good finish on a domestic lawn if your blades stay sharp. I find it’s too slow for covering regular short lawns etc to make it a viable daily driver. I covered 23500 steps mowing on Thursday with the HondaHRX, speed is paramount for good turnover. The Grin is slow and awkward for standard lawns. It’s great for rough stuff and challenging terrain. Needs a clutch and a stronger height adjuster bar. Stays remarkably clean underneath. Wet grass will stick however very easy to clean. Wheels are decent for grip and very good down steps as the rears are pretty big. Overall a good offering if you use it for its strengths, I wouldn’t want to use it long term on regular lawns. Hope this helps, thanks for the support 👍

@@bluesix2843 thanks for the details 👍 something about it doesn't grab me, handles and speed I think. I wouldn't cope with it going slow on a load of cuts through the day. Cheers 👍 hope it does well for you...I may demo one if I can

@@LewisgardenservicesLtd Everyday lawns- Honda HRX 537. Best mower by far. Swear by them. Fast, efficient and last for years. Superb mower. Worth every penny 👍

Ha, those two implements are very heavy for sure 😉

They’re remarkably strong without any reinforcement. As soon as the main barrow dies I keep the frame. I leave the buckets on the frames to move all my buckets about while in storage. They handle it no trouble and those two attachments are bloody heavy 👍

Indeed they are👍 best file for a saw I’ve used. Clearly just a demo of the vice set up (over best file usage) which is a huge time saver. Drives me insane swapping saws around to access both sides.

If you’re anything like me I have loads of old frames on the scrap pile, I find it a really useful recycle as barrows generally maintain a sturdy frame once dead 👍. I also leave the buckets on the frames while stored for easy movements 😉

Ha you know it! I have 7 saws too…that’s a lot of teeth! Thanks for the comment 👌

It might look like it however I assure you it’s the right way around 😉👍. Thanks for watching 🤓

Those Sthil sharpeners are very good….just needs a good operator stood behind it 😉

Yes it’s a good machine on sensible length grass. The extreme experiment at the end was just for “science” 😉you’d normally use a strimmer for that length grass 👍 thanks for watching 👌

The mulching on sensible length grass was genuinely excellent. It was very good as shown in part 1. There’s one shot in part 2 that I accidentally forgot to raise the height on some very long grass. I was asked to mow it off unexpectedly whereas it’s normally left long around a long row of vehicles just in case of damage. If I had raised it up and slowed it down it would have likely done very well. This was user error. The machine by design stays very clean as you might imagine in the dry. A wet mucky day may bring different results. Time will tell! I’m very happy with the performance so far. 👍

Part 3 has just dropped, I filmed it today off the back of your comment. You get a mentioned 👍 thanks for supporting the channel.

…..its like ….well it could have been worse then finding out she can cook and looks hot in a bin bag 😉. Hidden talents.. you never really know what you’ve got until you take it for a test drive 😉 She’s growing on me for sure 👍

Appreciated👍. If it helps anyone make an informed decision then my work is done 🙏

I'm a smoker for example, and when I'm not working, I like to sit outside playing music and smoking my pipe. That ain't useful I reckon. Am I to blame.

Do what makes you happy 👍 Mind you the old pipe smoking won’t do you much good 😉

Indeed, thanks for watching and the comment. You can see the whole evolution in parts 1-4. The Trolls kept it alive and drove me forward with it as you may have seen 😉

Magic 😉👍

The assembly instructions were terrible 😉

😉👍. It had crossed my mind as it happens. It was a lot of work to shift it all !

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It really is a great piece of kit. Money well spent if you have the need for one. When I consider the wasted time, work and effort using a regular bucket 😩🤦‍♂️

Indeed! You definitely won’t regret it 👍.

🤣 Funny 👍

Red telephone Kiosks are British not just English.

@@bluesix2843 never seen them north of the border

@@john.powell645 Google it 👍. Definitely British.If you think about it, it wasn’t called English Telecom…British Telecom. 😉

Guess so!, never played it. That’s actually a 30 year old length of picket fence!

I found Jimmy Hoffa and Lord Lucan in there 🤫

You’re welcome, credit where credit is due. It’s a great product and I’m sure It’ll give me many years of service. Thanks for getting them out to me so quickly 👌

@@bluesix2843 We appreciate the feedback! Not a problem, thanks again for the order!👍

Indeed, a nice little surprise although I’m all sugared out now after all those Haribo! 😉. The Rake Riddle really is a nice bit of kit. It’s perfect for so many landscaping needs 👌

I ordered a Rhinox rake yesterday for my JCB mini and just had it delivered (blimin’ fast delivery) and I didn’t get a lovely care package or discount. Favouritsim. (Also known as jealousy). :)

@@deetee6621 I’m really pleased with mine I’m sure you will be too. They’re really good at getting the kit out to you quickly if it’s in stock and doesn’t have to be made especially. Sorry you missed out on the Haribo 😉

@@bluesix2843 I have Haribo. 👍 I’ve just been unpacking it and it’s not too heavy at all, which surprised me. Sunday, I’ll take it into my woods and start on the job in hand. I have a 30m x 3m x 10m pile of slate and soil to separate, but I think I’ll start on some easier stuff first to see how it performs. Let’s just hope the weather stops being a …….

@@deetee6621 Good luck with the weather! The bucket is great for finer finishes and yes not too heavy at all. 56.73kg I think it was. If you’ve got more heavy rough stuff run a land rake through it first 👍. (🥚 🥚 sucking eggs with that suggestion I’m sure 😉) happy sifting!

Yes it’s the perfect tool for lawn prep 👍

@@bluesix2843 we lifted a brick pave drive this morning. Brick are to be reused. Used the riddle bucket A few shakes and they were clean ready to go

@@user-jt5vz3ct6c Sweet! Sounds ideal for that. I get the feeling I’ll be finding lots of new uses for mine too!

Welcome back! 👍

Thanks for positive comment. It’s been working really well especially now with a little experience using it 👍

Ha only a few hundred! I’ll put a stamp on it although it might not fit in the postbox 😉. I’ve processed my heaps nicely based on little and often. As Chief Brodey famously said…..you’re gonna need a bigger boat. My little machine is definitely better than a sledgehammer for sure. 👍

Yes I’ve rapidly become quite proficient at it all 😉. Check out parts 2,3&4 👍

GPM-Grinds per minute? approximately 16/17 full motions backwards and forwards per minute on this set up and size machine. If the product that is being crushed is particularly hard the pressure will automatically shorten the stroke for a repeat crush until it has cleared the bucket. I find keeping your stone clean a real benefit as soil and muck can clog up the exit points and embed your grinding teeth with a cushioning layer of mucky paste.

Works for me. Once you’re going it does the job well enough.