We're looking to buy a flail mower (slagleklipper, klepelmaaier) and found Deleks.
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We're looking to buy a flail mower (slagleklipper, klepelmaaier) and found Deleks.
Their products look decent and compared to others prices are even more so. It's a stretch but maybe someone has experience with them and is willing to share their opinion?
https://www.deleks.dk/en/p/1173/flail-mower-smart-800
edit: We decided not to buy a flail mower. As to #Deleks specifically: quality appears "random". Mainly it's warranty service that would worry me as it is reported to be bad.
It's amazing how quickly your needs increase when you search the internet with pictures on.
Instead of a 60cm wide human-pushed budget mower I'm now considering whether @juliette and I need a remote controlled dandelion-battle-bot that surely can also do deep-sea mining and has more self driving autonomy than even the wildest Musk claims for Tesla.
It's 500.000 Danish kroner though. Which is above our budget of roughly 20.000.
edit: if anyone wants to invest 480k we can share it 50/50%.
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It's amazing how quickly your needs increase when you search the internet with pictures on.
Instead of a 60cm wide human-pushed budget mower I'm now considering whether @juliette and I need a remote controlled dandelion-battle-bot that surely can also do deep-sea mining and has more self driving autonomy than even the wildest Musk claims for Tesla.
It's 500.000 Danish kroner though. Which is above our budget of roughly 20.000.
edit: if anyone wants to invest 480k we can share it 50/50%.
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@EllenB It can mow (really well..) an entire Dutch garden in about five seconds!
Super praktisch.
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We're looking to buy a flail mower (slagleklipper, klepelmaaier) and found Deleks.
Their products look decent and compared to others prices are even more so. It's a stretch but maybe someone has experience with them and is willing to share their opinion?
https://www.deleks.dk/en/p/1173/flail-mower-smart-800
edit: We decided not to buy a flail mower. As to #Deleks specifically: quality appears "random". Mainly it's warranty service that would worry me as it is reported to be bad.
@Pepijn FTF webpage: “best solution for pulverising grass”
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@Pepijn FTF webpage: “best solution for pulverising grass”
️@fm_volker I emailed with them and suspect it's Italians doing a word for word translation.. They're trying
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It's amazing how quickly your needs increase when you search the internet with pictures on.
Instead of a 60cm wide human-pushed budget mower I'm now considering whether @juliette and I need a remote controlled dandelion-battle-bot that surely can also do deep-sea mining and has more self driving autonomy than even the wildest Musk claims for Tesla.
It's 500.000 Danish kroner though. Which is above our budget of roughly 20.000.
edit: if anyone wants to invest 480k we can share it 50/50%.
This is a known issue btw. Last year I needed a new spade and ended up looking at mini-diggers for a week before buying a 20 euro spade at the local hardware store.
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This is a known issue btw. Last year I needed a new spade and ended up looking at mini-diggers for a week before buying a 20 euro spade at the local hardware store.
@Pepijn thank you for the giggle, i needed it 🥰
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This is a known issue btw. Last year I needed a new spade and ended up looking at mini-diggers for a week before buying a 20 euro spade at the local hardware store.
@Pepijn I relate so hard. Looking up mini diggers all the time and then going back to shovel work
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@Pepijn I relate so hard. Looking up mini diggers all the time and then going back to shovel work
"It's more rewarding to dig a hole by hand"
(is something no-one who dug a hole by hand ever said).
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"It's more rewarding to dig a hole by hand"
(is something no-one who dug a hole by hand ever said).
@Pepijn yes I never want anyone to mistake my pride at how we've done everything by hand without machinery with thinking I would not have used the machinery in a heartbeat if it was free and available lol
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We're looking to buy a flail mower (slagleklipper, klepelmaaier) and found Deleks.
Their products look decent and compared to others prices are even more so. It's a stretch but maybe someone has experience with them and is willing to share their opinion?
https://www.deleks.dk/en/p/1173/flail-mower-smart-800
edit: We decided not to buy a flail mower. As to #Deleks specifically: quality appears "random". Mainly it's warranty service that would worry me as it is reported to be bad.
@Pepijn sounds like a great brand name if you want to EXTERMINATE your weeds!
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This is a known issue btw. Last year I needed a new spade and ended up looking at mini-diggers for a week before buying a 20 euro spade at the local hardware store.
@Pepijn
Ours is a bit bigger. It came in very handy during the renovation of our house and is still regularly put to use.
We also have a not-so-small mini-tractor with a mower, pallet fork, shovel bucket and tipper trailer, all of which are extremely useful. -
@Pepijn
Ours is a bit bigger. It came in very handy during the renovation of our house and is still regularly put to use.
We also have a not-so-small mini-tractor with a mower, pallet fork, shovel bucket and tipper trailer, all of which are extremely useful.@src_esther I'm jealous
My / our ideal would be a decent sized modern mini-tractor or a small classic tractor. Biggest hurdle is a good enclosed place to store it. -
This is a known issue btw. Last year I needed a new spade and ended up looking at mini-diggers for a week before buying a 20 euro spade at the local hardware store.
In gardening tools: we have two Stihl equipment batteries. These things are designed to last a decade of daily professional use.
I just learned they have a bluetooth module capable of sharing a bunch information: critically the total ever usage time and error states.
Apart of simple connectivity stuff like mice or cordless keyboards I think this is the first time ever I have a basic technological device where bluetooth is an actual bonus.
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In gardening tools: we have two Stihl equipment batteries. These things are designed to last a decade of daily professional use.
I just learned they have a bluetooth module capable of sharing a bunch information: critically the total ever usage time and error states.
Apart of simple connectivity stuff like mice or cordless keyboards I think this is the first time ever I have a basic technological device where bluetooth is an actual bonus.
@Pepijn *To the tune of Dragostea Din Tei* MaaiMaaiÉen, MaaiMaaiTwee
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@Pepijn *To the tune of Dragostea Din Tei* MaaiMaaiÉen, MaaiMaaiTwee
@Timo_Micro Get out of my head! I was 100% thinking that when deciding on the names.
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@jon It's much simpler than they make it out to be.
- Get the app. Register an account.
- in the app click on "add device". Take a photo of the barcode.
- hold the battery button for three seconds. A STATIC blue light should appear for a bit.
If it's instead quickly flashing you've just.. turned off bluetooth. Hold the button to turn it back on.
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In gardening tools: we have two Stihl equipment batteries. These things are designed to last a decade of daily professional use.
I just learned they have a bluetooth module capable of sharing a bunch information: critically the total ever usage time and error states.
Apart of simple connectivity stuff like mice or cordless keyboards I think this is the first time ever I have a basic technological device where bluetooth is an actual bonus.
Btw. We decided to not buy a large machine (flail mower or otherwise).
An "Avatar style mower" would've worked to create lovely paths on our woodland and open up other overgrown areas for biodiversity. But: the machines combination of environmental impact and high initial costs made us look for an alternative.
As I was gifted the two professional grade tool batteries above we decided to buy a powerful electric brush-cutter instead. It has some limitations but should be a good trade-off.
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Btw. We decided to not buy a large machine (flail mower or otherwise).
An "Avatar style mower" would've worked to create lovely paths on our woodland and open up other overgrown areas for biodiversity. But: the machines combination of environmental impact and high initial costs made us look for an alternative.
As I was gifted the two professional grade tool batteries above we decided to buy a powerful electric brush-cutter instead. It has some limitations but should be a good trade-off.
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@Pepijn but a mini digger!
