A man of my own heart, always looking out for wildlife. Its a measure of any person. When I worked in forestry, bee nests were a common sight before clear felling a plot. I often stopped work on site to get a local bee keeper/ honey producer to move hives to his private woodland area. We all have a duty to care for nature. No excuses for not caring. Nice work!!
Than you very much yes I would HATE to hurt anything..when I'm working I'm always looking out sometimes it slows me down but that's the way it is 😉have you seen this vid? th-cam.com/video/_71xREAt7J0/w-d-xo.html
Well done Lee, what a difference, that garden can now be made beautiful in the right hands. We don't know the circumstances with regards to the property but it can be made better now all your hard work has been done. Brilliant Lee, I don't think anything puts you off, you must feel very satisfied in what you accomplish 👍
I’m guessing that an older person lived at that address and they were unable to cope with the garden and had no friends or family to help out . Excellent job Lee but in reality it’s just the start of the rejuvenation for this garden .
I did one last year similar to this and it was a young person who was selling the house after living there for about 4years. He'd never touched the garden and didn't actually know what was in it. Took me about 5hrs and cleared all but the nice shrubs and small trees. It's a great blade but you need a decent strimmer to power it .
Top job as usual, well done for checking for hedgehogs too - i checked by chance around a wet flush i was going to clear and found two grass snakes, so it really does pay to check!
@@LHLgardenservicesthts fab Thanku I havea. Similar garden tht needs tackling and jst needed a rough guess and the time it wld take - excellent job u did there .. Thanku 😊
Gods, this is what I need! Currently over half my back gardens completely over-run with thick brambles. Tried keeping up with cutting them back but being disabled; it ain't easy, and this summers been way to hot for me to function; so now it's like a damned jungle back there.
Hi Lee, I thought it would be almost impossible to clean that yard. You work while I relax watching the progress happening. :-) God bless you with enough health to keep going.
Hah, I knew it was an Oregon blade destroyer video. I'm surprised garden suppliers (Charlies) don't sell them. They are great. Things like plastic pots, plastic watering cans and surprisingly, shrubs, don't stand a chance. A customer asked me what I was doing walking up and down the garden. I said moving all the frogs. She said I couldn't care less about them. Stupid woman I thought. 2mins and I've looked for the hogs and frogs. Great video. Just shows you what a great blade and operator can do in 10mins. Lol.
I bought my home in the winter not knowing what the yard looked like. I was working two jobs and really didn't pay too much attention until I walked back there and discovered stinging nettle that had grown taller than the HOUSE! I didn't have a strimmer or a brushcutter. I borrowed a neighbor's pruners and lopper and a saw from my dad, put on a long sleeved shirt and a pair of leather gloves. I still get the odd plant growing every once in a while. Good eating when cooked! That could be a lovely garden if someone puts in the work. Good work beating it into submission!
Good quality work that tool is essential for work like that it's a big difference from the start of the video you can tell you get alit of pleasure in your work.. Excellent work
Always enjoy your videos and purchased this blade at the start of the summer It's fantastic, but word of warning the O ring is very soft and easily difigures, this can damage your drive shaft if left unattended, cheers again keep the videos coming
I use these type of jobs as a means of destressing, a nice paddock 2 feet high grass and a steady swing with a tri- brush knife on the brush cutter soon have swaths of grass in rows
Well that was definitely a challenge. That mulching blade made short change of the problem. Can't imagine how long that would have taken had you not had it.👍🎃👍
I have one of the blades and it’s absolutely amazing!! Only gripe I have with it is if you nick a rock etc I’ve found it makes the blade very unbalanced. I bought a new one and now I stay clear of rocks and bricks 🤣
Does it help to cut the brambles at the root stock and let them dry and die off before trying to cut them down like this? My friend's garden is in a similar state, and there is no access except through the house, so we are always struggling to get rid of the waste and even make progress as we build up too much waste. Thanks
This was truely a dangerous job for you as any of the vergetation could quite easily have reflected back on your face and eyes , good job you took precautions -stay safe
Mulching down the overgrowth may be hard work but it's the "quick" and "easy" part of clearance. Without digging out the roots, and the entirety of each root, the brambles will regrow next season and they'll just keep on coming back! Ask me how I know - tackling 2000 sq. feet of 30-year established infestation! Must have been mad to take it on! @@LHLgardenservices
Hello that brush cutter looks uncomfortable to use,i have made slight adjustments to my harness by putting an extra strap from the hook to the shoulder fixing,this lifts the brush cutter to a more manageable and comfortable position
🤔🤔no..I find the brush cutter just fine. I lift it up because the brambles are very high but most of the work is low or ground level I wouldn't want to fix it any higher than what it is.
Are u using an oregon mulching blade ?? I have one of those , bloody lethal! And the motor really struggles with that extra weight ..... I was working at the rear of a factory and I hit a piece of metal hidden in some brambles a piece broke off and flew about 10 metres into a nearby container, inches away from 2 guys having their break ! .... dont get me working it's a fantastic piece of kit, but u gotta be careful......
I nearly took out a high voltage cable when the oregan hit a stone at a factory clean up . You should have heard the bang and the blue cloud billowing away , thank God for armoured cable .
A man of my own heart, always looking out for wildlife. Its a measure of any person. When I worked in forestry, bee nests were a common sight before clear felling a plot. I often stopped work on site to get a local bee keeper/ honey producer to move hives to his private woodland area. We all have a duty to care for nature. No excuses for not caring. Nice work!!
Than you very much yes I would HATE to hurt anything..when I'm working I'm always looking out sometimes it slows me down but that's the way it is 😉have you seen this vid?
th-cam.com/video/_71xREAt7J0/w-d-xo.html
@@LHLgardenservicesJust had a look now. Well spotted!.The determination of the bird to stay by her eggs is a thing of wonder.
Brilliant job. Always amazes me how it just disappears when mulched like that!
🤣🤣me too and I'm doing it 🙈🙈
Wow! Never would have known that lower level was even there. Great job clearing it out. Hopefully it can be turned into something beautiful again.
Thank you Lisa 😊
Well done Lee, what a difference, that garden can now be made beautiful in the right hands. We don't know the circumstances with regards to the property but it can be made better now all your hard work has been done. Brilliant Lee, I don't think anything puts you off, you must feel very satisfied in what you accomplish 👍
Thank you Jean..yes I do enjoy these types of work were you can see the difference 👍👍
I’m guessing that an older person lived at that address and they were unable to cope with the garden and had no friends or family to help out . Excellent job Lee but in reality it’s just the start of the rejuvenation for this garden .
Blank canvas now mate 😉👍
I did one last year similar to this and it was a young person who was selling the house after living there for about 4years. He'd never touched the garden and didn't actually know what was in it. Took me about 5hrs and cleared all but the nice shrubs and small trees. It's a great blade but you need a decent strimmer to power it .
Top job as usual, well done for checking for hedgehogs too - i checked by chance around a wet flush i was going to clear and found two grass snakes, so it really does pay to check!
Absolutely...I would hate to hurt anything....even a rat 🐀
OMG! Speechless at the speed you got this garden back under control! Amazing work well done you...
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May I ask how long it took u to get through it please as I am faced with a similar job in a new property I am taking on and it scares me lol
Im pretty sure it was a day but not 1💯 as it was a while ago but yeah. . A day 😲@thenailfairy6832
@@LHLgardenservicesthts fab Thanku I havea. Similar garden tht needs tackling and jst needed a rough guess and the time it wld take - excellent job u did there .. Thanku 😊
@@thenailfairy6832 😊
GOD BLESS YOU Lee you are a good man good JOB!!!
Thank you buddy 😊😊
Brilliant job, Lee! You must feel so proud of clearing that. It can now become someone else’s garden. Best wishes!
Thanks Sue think its going up for sale 👍👍
what a job mate well done
Thank you buddy 👍👍
Gods, this is what I need! Currently over half my back gardens completely over-run with thick brambles. Tried keeping up with cutting them back but being disabled; it ain't easy, and this summers been way to hot for me to function; so now it's like a damned jungle back there.
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Great job Lee. I love jobs like this, before and after photos are always a great therapy. Always worried about the wildlife though.
Cheers ..yeah..me too I may look like I'm attacking some jobs willy nilly but I've got eyes everywhere looking for wildlife 😍😍
Good job Lee
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It feels good. When u got right tools for the job. Good job 👍
Absolutely dave...love it ...right tool ..no stress 👌👌
I've already bought the three blade version after seeing a review you did some time ago. It's well worth having in your armoury. 😊👍
Absolutely pal 💪💪💪cheers 👍
Hi Lee, I thought it would be almost impossible to clean that yard.
You work while I relax watching the progress happening. :-)
God bless you with enough health to keep going.
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Hah, I knew it was an Oregon blade destroyer video. I'm surprised garden suppliers (Charlies) don't sell them. They are great. Things like plastic pots, plastic watering cans and surprisingly, shrubs, don't stand a chance. A customer asked me what I was doing walking up and down the garden. I said moving all the frogs. She said I couldn't care less about them. Stupid woman I thought. 2mins and I've looked for the hogs and frogs. Great video. Just shows you what a great blade and operator can do in 10mins. Lol.
😆😆 watch out brambles...mad Lee is about and he's armed....with a mulching blade 🤜
Glad you mentioned checking for wildlife.
Absolutely....every job like this has me on edge I have eyes on stalks 👀
Great job! Just purchased a blade with your link! Can't wait to use it!
Thank you very much 👌👌keep me posted 💪💪
I bought my home in the winter not knowing what the yard looked like. I was working two jobs and really didn't pay too much attention until I walked back there and discovered stinging nettle that had grown taller than the HOUSE! I didn't have a strimmer or a brushcutter. I borrowed a neighbor's pruners and lopper and a saw from my dad, put on a long sleeved shirt and a pair of leather gloves. I still get the odd plant growing every once in a while. Good eating when cooked!
That could be a lovely garden if someone puts in the work. Good work beating it into submission!
Yes turn your back for 5 minutes and the garden takes over 😉..I enjoy these type of jobs 💪💪
Good quality work that tool is essential for work like that it's a big difference from the start of the video you can tell you get alit of pleasure in your work.. Excellent work
Cheers Lee..yeah love it mate 🤣🤣💪💪💪
Outstanding job. Well done Lee 👏
Cheers pal 👍👍
The mulching blade is a beast love it
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Brilliant job again Lee, can’t believe it was as big a garden at the end of the vlog. Good for you 👍
Cheers Robbie 😊👌
Great job I use a stihl fs560 with oregon three pronged mulching blade. Nothing survives that. They are brilliant blades.
Indeed💪💪💪😉
Omg looks a lot better keep up the good work
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Hi Lee i bought the Keegan mulching blade on your recommendation amazing tool thanks mate
Auto correct 😁😁think you mean oregon 🤣..yeah they're boss mate 👍
those organic munching planes are really good
Its not so much the blade but the operator 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Soon made short work of that overgrown lot 👏👏👏
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Wow way to go that was a mess!
😁😁...no competition for me and my brushcutter 😉👍👍
You're the prince in sleeping beauty, making his way to the castle! 😳
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Lee we use the Oregan Mulcher on those nasty jobs. I have one of those coming up in a few weeks time👊. Thank you for inspiration👌
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Makes me want to quit my job and become a gardener!
😁😁you may not end up rich but you will be very satisfied 😊😊
@@LHLgardenservices shame I can't drive really.
Nice job Lee. There was actually a yard back there. Hard to tell with all that brush. 👍👍👍👍😉🇺🇸
🤣🤣tell me about it 😉
Always enjoy your videos and purchased this blade at the start of the summer It's fantastic, but word of warning the O ring is very soft and easily difigures, this can damage your drive shaft if left unattended, cheers again keep the videos coming
Cheers 👍👍i dont need the ring myself but good info to those that do 👌
Tidy job lee 💪💪
Nice one Gary 👍👍
I use these type of jobs as a means of destressing, a nice paddock 2 feet high grass and a steady swing with a tri- brush knife on the brush cutter soon have swaths of grass in rows
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Well ,, I've just ordered one of them "Oregon Mulching Blades" !!! If it dont work mate, look out, LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I did a similar job a few weeks ago I work for a landscaping company in Scotland
I love them 👍👍😁
Thank you for video. I can't find any brush cutters online, does anyone know where I can get one please, thank you, Rachel xx
Well that was definitely a challenge. That mulching blade made short change of the problem. Can't imagine how long that would have taken had you not had it.👍🎃👍
Cheers yes its a great piece of kit 👌
I bet that sometimes you just wish you had a flamethrower. I commend your perseverance.
😁😁tbh I really enjoy it 💪💪👍
What a demo job
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what a very good job yet again Lee would love to know what you charge for doing said job it would help me do quotes better Mate
Cheers...you're not on your own I still get it wrong after 35 years 🙈
Gosh a job and a half. I hope you charged well for all that trouble?
Thank you Sandy 😁😁
Yes Lee oregan was what I ment just typed in oregan and Keegan came up , I used mind in a field full of brambles amazing tool
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What’s the make of the strimmer you running here?
Efco 👍
ya is that a different trimmer ?
No mate ? Different as in???? I use a light strimmer for gardening and always this brushcutter for heavy jobs 👍
Hi if buy a FS260 C-E Professional Brushcutter
Will this have enough power use mulching blade or will I need to get a bigger one?
Sorry Derrick I wouldn't know..best look on their website 🤘
I have one of the blades and it’s absolutely amazing!! Only gripe I have with it is if you nick a rock etc I’ve found it makes the blade very unbalanced. I bought a new one and now I stay clear of rocks and bricks 🤣
Yes you must be extra careful 👀👍
How did the garden get so overgrown
I've no idea🤷♂️think they were selling it for a while 🤔
9:37 neighbours window :-)
How many hours did it take you. Great job
Nice to reclaim that neglected space and add value to the property.
Absolutely 👌👌
Certainly was a jungle of nightmare brambles
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Will the blade fit on any strimmer?
Would need to be a brush cutter. They are universal 👍👍
LHL garden services do you have a link please?
@@63MIJ63 amzn.to/35SBFUG 👍
LHL garden services thanks very much
Years worth of overgrowth gone in no time....
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Does it help to cut the brambles at the root stock and let them dry and die off before trying to cut them down like this?
My friend's garden is in a similar state, and there is no access except through the house, so we are always struggling to get rid of the waste and even make progress as we build up too much waste.
Thanks
As you can see yes it chops so fine it can stay and dry....👌
Hi mister from LHL Garden, what the model of your brushcutter you use in this video ?
What tool do you use? I've been getting on with nothing but gloves and pulling strength, with a hand axe for the thicc bois
Hello I think I'm going to get amulcher blade I use Oregon flex blade nylon line it's good but not ad good a finish ad that blade
👌👌don't forget to use the link I gave 💪💪💪💪😜😜
This was truely a dangerous job for you as any of the vergetation could quite easily have reflected back on your face and eyes , good job you took precautions -stay safe
👍cheers buddy
Great job Lee. Have you got plenty work in to keep you going for winter?
Cheers 👍👍..yeah not too bad thanks 💪💪
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May I ask did u dig the bramble roots up with the price of cutting them down or just trim them down it be just help with advise as pricing
Just cut them down to ground level 👍
Mulching down the overgrowth may be hard work but it's the "quick" and "easy" part of clearance. Without digging out the roots, and the entirety of each root, the brambles will regrow next season and they'll just keep on coming back! Ask me how I know - tackling 2000 sq. feet of 30-year established infestation! Must have been mad to take it on! @@LHLgardenservices
Figured out I had to turn volume on high
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Excellent job! What blade are you using on the strimmer? Does an Amazing job 👍🏻
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Enjoy video. I want medal lol
😅 you got it buddy 👉🏅
Hi lee another great job how long did it take you? Was that this week? I take it you not selling you spoke about it in your video 👍👍
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Hello that brush cutter looks uncomfortable to use,i have made slight adjustments to my harness by putting an extra strap from the hook to the shoulder fixing,this lifts the brush cutter to a more manageable and comfortable position
🤔🤔no..I find the brush cutter just fine. I lift it up because the brambles are very high but most of the work is low or ground level I wouldn't want to fix it any higher than what it is.
Are you wearing ear plugs there as your ear defenders are not being worn in the video?
Yes I'm wearing ear buds
@@LHLgardenservices Thanks for letting me know. Keep up the good work. 👍
Why was sound off 0n video
It's not 🤷♂️
I think the sound was off on your device, it's fine here.
Are u using an oregon mulching blade ?? I have one of those , bloody lethal! And the motor really struggles with that extra weight ..... I was working at the rear of a factory and I hit a piece of metal hidden in some brambles a piece broke off and flew about 10 metres into a nearby container, inches away from 2 guys having their break ! .... dont get me working it's a fantastic piece of kit, but u gotta be careful......
Ooh close 😲...yeah gotta be careful 👍
I nearly took out a high voltage cable when the oregan hit a stone at a factory clean up . You should have heard the bang and the blue cloud billowing away , thank God for armoured cable .
@@paulwilkinson8099 yep gotta have eyes in the back of your head 👀
Are you from Ireland, Lee?
Liverpool 😁
****LINK TO THE BLADE I AM USING ....OREGON MULCHING BLADE
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Great blades aren't they. Well done lee
Awesome job, I run them blades on my stihl 131 absolutely brilliant for the money 👍
@@robwallder1515 💪💪👌👌
@@jamesgoddard8375 fab mate 🤘🤘🤘
@@hagreegardenmachinery3738 😉💪💪
Blank slate 🤗
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Heard The Police called you into this One...SPECIAL BRANCH
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Should have removed all the vines from the walls it eats into the brick by the roots and loosens the mortar
As far as I'm aware I did🤔 FYI vines / ivy will not 'eat' into the mortar if its sound. It will only do this if you have perished mortar
i would of took the door off at that point
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Is it me, or are brambles taking over Britain 😥
It could be said in some areas 👀🙂
You should use your ear protection more often
Exactly what are you on about??? I use ear protection ALL the time
Look after your ears mate 👍
Eh??
@@LHLgardenservices
Belly laugh 🤣
Always have ear buds in mate 👍
Glad to hear it 😂
@@Dan88888 see what ya did there😉