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I bought an electric strimmer, not a lawnmower, at the utilities shop on the LHS as you go down Prasopsuk Road past the old bus station towards the superhighway. I'm not sure but I think they may have had electric proper mowers. Past the paint shop on the LHS, say at about 70% of the total distance from the bus station to the superhighway.

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They last a year. Crap. Bought a Honda powered petrol. :)

Do you know what brand you had ? I have seen an Accord brand electric mower in town for 3800 bht .

The Petrol mowers are about 10,000 up and a bit big for my patch of turf.

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They last a year. Crap. Bought a Honda powered petrol. :)

Do you know what brand you had ? I have seen an Accord brand electric mower in town for 3800 bht .

The Petrol mowers are about 10,000 up and a bit big for my patch of turf.

I had a look at that one also and its pretty cheap as the large extension cord would cost around 2000 baht on its own.The Tool Shop near Macro(sells mainly secondhand tools)has a big Black and Decker Fly Mo for 1500 baht but the blade is r---ted

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They last a year. Crap. Bought a Honda powered petrol. :)

Do you know what brand you had ? I have seen an Accord brand electric mower in town for 3800 bht .

The Petrol mowers are about 10,000 up and a bit big for my patch of turf.

I had a look at that one also and its pretty cheap as the large extension cord would cost around 2000 baht on its own.The Tool Shop near Macro(sells mainly secondhand tools)has a big Black and Decker Fly Mo for 1500 baht but the blade is r---ted

Where near Macro please, I will take a look . what is r---ted ?

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They last a year. Crap. Bought a Honda powered petrol. :)

Do you know what brand you had ? I have seen an Accord brand electric mower in town for 3800 bht .

The Petrol mowers are about 10,000 up and a bit big for my patch of turf.

I had a look at that one also and its pretty cheap as the large extension cord would cost around 2000 baht on its own.The Tool Shop near Macro(sells mainly secondhand tools)has a big Black and Decker Fly Mo for 1500 baht but the blade is r---ted

Where near Macro please, I will take a look . what is r---ted ?

Yes, I'd be interested where the place is too. I'm guessing 'Rooted' is used as a swear word in Aus. Use your Imagination :D

Google urbandictionary

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B&D hover and a 3500bht no name one. Crap.

My chum the same. He also bought a Thai made petrol with drive for l think 9000bht which didn't last much longer, in fact everywhere l went offered no guarantee :huh:. So l bought a Honda powered mower where the motor has 1 year guarantee but not the rest of it :rolleyes:, and yep, the handle sheared off. Welded some steel to reinforce it so now cool. BUT it has no drive so it's the only exercise l get.

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They last a year. Crap. Bought a Honda powered petrol. :)

Do you know what brand you had ? I have seen an Accord brand electric mower in town for 3800 bht .

The Petrol mowers are about 10,000 up and a bit big for my patch of turf.

I had a look at that one also and its pretty cheap as the large extension cord would cost around 2000 baht on its own.The Tool Shop near Macro(sells mainly secondhand tools)has a big Black and Decker Fly Mo for 1500 baht but the blade is r---ted

Where near Macro please, I will take a look . what is r---ted ?

"U" Turn at Airport Traffic lights and towards Macro there is a Tin Shed on left that sell hundreds of new and used tools.

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If you are looking for a good Lawn Mower try Husqvarna. There are many models to choose from . Not cheap but are tough and reliable with good warrantee and spare parts back up right here in Chiang Rai provence. Look up www.huskymowersthailand.com. or call 08 7575 2528.

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If you are looking for a good Lawn Mower try Husqvarna. There are many models to choose from . Not cheap but are tough and reliable with good warrantee and spare parts back up right here in Chiang Rai provence. Look up www.huskymowersthailand.com. or call 08 7575 2528.

huskymowers - does Thailand have any other Husky dealers / distributors? I have actually considered a Husky (got an email quote from you). My other choice is a Honda (real 100% Honda mowers are a bit hard to find). I just wonder about the availability of spare parts other than from your stock.

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