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Ive bought another old house in Bulgaria (this ones for my mum when its fixed! as she wants to move here ), the garden a few years ago looked great in photos, but now its about 10 foot high....ive always just been able to mow it down, this looks a little high for the lawn mower!
What would be the best to chop it down?
I have a chainsaw for big things if needed, for the rest would a strimmer do it? or do i need a brush cutter? , there are some fruit trees in between the `whatever it is` that has grown and i dont want to chop the trees
Would one of the lightweight electric strimmers do it? ( slower obviously but trying to save car space ) , but will they chop brambles and things like that , it could be anything, due to fruit trees over here i think its probably plum suckers ,brambles and grapevine mainly
This is it last summer, before and after some was chopped down using something, not sure what though.
This is a few years ago, to show the size i need to clear its about 1600 sqm , will the electric ones blow up if i try and clear it using one of them
What would be the best to chop it down?
I have a chainsaw for big things if needed, for the rest would a strimmer do it? or do i need a brush cutter? , there are some fruit trees in between the `whatever it is` that has grown and i dont want to chop the trees
Would one of the lightweight electric strimmers do it? ( slower obviously but trying to save car space ) , but will they chop brambles and things like that , it could be anything, due to fruit trees over here i think its probably plum suckers ,brambles and grapevine mainly
This is it last summer, before and after some was chopped down using something, not sure what though.
This is a few years ago, to show the size i need to clear its about 1600 sqm , will the electric ones blow up if i try and clear it using one of them
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