Lay mower on ground, grab plug and pull to socket, cable unwinds itself. Cut lawn in a sensible way, going up and down away from the socket, so you're not cutting through it.
Then discover you have to drive to Morrisons to get more fuel.
Lay mower on ground, grab plug and pull to socket, cable unwinds itself. Cut lawn in a sensible way, going up and down away from the socket, so you're not cutting through it.
Then discover you have to drive to Morrisons to get more fuel.
Pot. Kettle. Black.
I have a better grasp of English than most of the group, and I also don't snip away context like a silly troll.
Unadulterated balderdash.
Irrational poppycock.
Not being a sissy does not equate to being an idiot.
I wouldn't change a tyre on a motorway with no hard shoulder. I'd get it taken somewhere by the AA.
Forward planning not your strong point then? 5 litres lasts me the whole season.
It was the example you chose to back up your ridiculous assertion.
One of many examples.
I refilled my neighbour's mower 5 times cutting his lawn. And it stalled about 20 times.
You're supposed to press the clutch pedal *before* shoving it in gear.
This was not a sit on mower, there was no clutch.
*** whoosh ***
Just the one wrt construction industry.
No, they do more safety bollocks than that.
I'm sorry for not understanding a joke made by someone with absolutely no knowledge of mowers.
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