Reel Repair by Alan Tani

My mower, hedge trimmer, string trimmer and blower are all battery powered. Hey, I'm in Klownifornia!

Joe your yard is all planters do you even have any grass?

I've talked to the seller/maker. He's working on round 2 and we are discussing what other reels the handle can potentially be modified to fit. Happy ending.

Alan how much do you want for one?

Quote from: alantani on May 10, 2024, 10:27:25 PMi also have a bunch and they are stainless steel.  very tight fit!!!

I might need to drive down south and come check out what you have in stock!

Let's call this throw back Thursday.  Going through mom's picture books I found this picture of me from October 1972.  Making me eight years old.  The notes say it ws on the Umpqa River in Oregon, the rod was a Browning, 300 Mitchell with 6 lb test.  The lure if I remember correctly was a gold colored spoon, hammered on one side.  Sadly we were traveling by car and ended up donating the fish to a restaurant in exchange for a salmon steak dinner.  Bill

That's it! Artificial turf.

i also have a bunch and they are stainless steel.  very tight fit!!!

My motor dont give any trouble @ all, artificial turf, had it for 11years now, n its still looking good, cheers Don.

  OK I call you Old fashion or Stubborn , I am in the same boat .  I do have gas powered and 110 electric powered blowers , chain saws and hedge trimmers .    I will pick the 110  electric tools  first.    Cheaper to run  , always starts when you hit the trigger .

  I do not know what the cost analyst is to charge up batteries verse using 110 straight .
      Yes it is nice to pick up a battery tool for the quick work .

Yup. What to do though? I hate lawns to begin with. Yeah, they look nice and they're good to play on, but expensive to care for and time consuming and lawnmower/weedeater noise oriented. Gimme cement, bout 10' around my house and 10' wide driveway.