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CARE OF TOOLS
You should store your tools correctly in a shed. You should put your garden tools away after use. Do not leave them around on the ground as they might deteriorate more quickly and cause a safety problem. Do not use the power tool in wet conditions and make sure cable and plugs are protected from rain. Be aware of hazards including dust and fumes, ...		View PDF
GARDEN TOOLS
Hand tools have been used by man as far back as our history books show. They have played an important part in creating the world as we know it today. Well cared for hand tools are vital in any trade area. A workman is always judged by the way he handles his tools, hence the old saying, "a good tradesman never blames his tools"....		View PDF
GENERAL PURPOSE HAND TOOLS USED IN LANDSCAPING
Square pointing tool: Used in brick work for the raking out of mortar joints. Carpenters handsaw: Used for general timber cutting. G Clamps: Adjustable or fixed tools for holding or clamping together materials while working. Spirit level: Is a simple tool that can tell if a surface is perfectly horizontal or exactly vertical by an enclosed bubble...		View PDF
HAND TOOLS
A workman is always judged by the way he handles his tools. Every tool should have its correct place to lie at the end of a day's work. Just as you clean up when you finish your day's work, so should tools have their clean-up they should be wiped over and occasionally oiled to prevent rusting. There are tools to break the soil, Cultivati...		View PDF
HAND TOOLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
Hand tools and their function including the Grass Hook, Grass Whip, Spading Fork, Spades, Shovel, Spading Shovel, Grass Shears, Secateurs or Pruning Shears, Long Handle Secateurs or Lopping, Shears, Hedge Shears, Pruning Saw, Crosscut Saw, Garden Hoe, Hand Cultivator, Pick, Sprayer, Grading Hoe, Cutter Mattock, Spreader, Scoop, Manure Fork, Single...		View PDF
HAND TOOLS USED IN LANDSCAPING
Carpenter or claw hammer: The primary use of the claw hammer is to drive or draw (pull) nails from timber. Lump hammer: A lump hammer is used for driving bolts, large nails (spikes) and to strike bolsters, scutch chisels and small wedges and pegs. Lopping Shears: Lopping shears are for pruning branches that are out of reach. Similar to secateurs o...		View PDF
LANDSCAPE HAND TOOLS
SHOVELS - Short handle square mouth TROWELS - Centre grooving POINTING TOOLS - Round Pointing tool PICKS - Mattock HAMMERS - Sledge SQUARES - Builders RAKES - Steel CHISELS - Scutch PRUNING TOOLS - Secateurs LEVELLING - String line CROW BARS - Pinch bar TOOLS - Tape measure SAWS - tenon saw FILES - Rasp BORER - Post hole borer DRILLS...		View PDF
LANDSCAPE MACHINERY
Landscape machinery includes the 2 stoke mower, 4 stroke mower, Electric mower, Cylinder mower, Ride on mower, Coring machine, Weed Eater,Whipper snipper, Rotary hoe, Chain Saw, Skid Steer Bobcat, Positrack, Excavator, Stump Grinder, Wood Chipper, Kanga Loader, Dingo Loader, Tractor, Quad Bike, Coring machine, Sweeper, Crane, Truck, Fork lift, Post...		View PDF
LANDSCAPE POWER TOOLS
Landscape power tools including the Electric Drill, Cordless Drill, 100mm Angle Grinder, 225mm Angle Grinder, Power Planer, Router, Belt Sander, Jig Saw, Hammer Drill, Jack Hammer, Welder, Dremel, Tile Saw, Kanga Hammer, Chain Saw, Topiary sheers, Drop Saw, Cut off saw....		View PDF
LAWN MOWERS AND BRUSH CUTTERS
Depending on the area you wish to mow, will determine the type of mower to use. The cutting heights of all mowers are adjustable and you should familiarise yourself with the correct adjustment. Motor mowers when driven have a tendency to vibrate and you must keep a check on all bolts as they could loosen after a while. In all two stroke mowers th...		View PDF
 
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