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Whacking weeds: how to choses and use a weed trimmer - powered and otherwise

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There are several varieties of weed trimmers all operating with a blade that is a heavy monofilament spinning line. Light electric models cost about $20, heavier ones cost up to $60. Gas-powered trimmers range from $50-$150. Hand tools such as scythes, sickles, clippers and the weed whip are also useful.

Control, Weeds, Weed control, String trimmers, Trimmers (Garden equipment)

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Old tractors never die, they just turn into mowers: is it wise to buy a state-of-the-art 1955 tractor, with 25-year-old tires, a worn clutch and no instruction manuel? Maybe

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Vintage tractors have become popular among peoples with a few acres to mow, snow to push from driveways, or small gardens to cultivate. What to look for in buying tractors and spare parts along with prices is given. Collector groups and newsletters organized around brands can now be found.

Waste management, Homesteading, Used farm equipment, Used agricultural equipment

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The best tillers and cultivators to own: a guide to matching hand and power tools to you, and to your garden

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A rototiller is probably the most expensive tool a gardener will buy, but it is good for turning the soil at least once a year. Hands tools can be used for daily and weekly soil management. Plain, scuffle and rotary hoes are discussed as well as a variety of cultivators and tillers.

Gardening, Garden tools, Rotary tillers

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