Trailer Hire in Nottinghamshire

When attempting to transport luggage, heavy goods or large items in a safe and secure way, the best option is to hire a dependable trailer from a reliable specialist.

Whether you need a box trailer, goods trailer with mesh siding, indepension flat beds or any other type - World of Mowers can help you.

If purchasing a trailer is not an option and you require a trailer for a short-term period, or if you just want a way to carry a little extra luggage or equipment for a trip away, our trailer service allows you to take advantage of our range of high-end Indespension trailers.

At some point in the future, you may be moving house, going camping, or even picking up furniture - we’ve got a range of different trailer types available, so keep the stress off your shoulders and let us help!

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Prices for trailer hire start from as little as £10 a day, and we also offer weekly and longer term contract rates, allowing you to make big savings if you need your trailer over a longer period. Remember you need a full car and trailer license to be able to tow a trailer over G.V.W. of 750Kg.

Phone us on 0115 9200 099 for more details on hire.

Trust Tanaka to keep your gardens neat & tidy

 

Tanaka are a power tool company with years of experience and products of outstanding quality.

At World of Mowers, we sell a large range of Tanaka products, from hendgecutters to leaf blowers and everything in between.

Whether you are a professional garden keeper or homeowner, you can definitely depend on Tanaka Trimmers & Products to make your job easier and save you bags of time.

Here are our picks of Tanaka cutters:

Tanaka TBC 270PFDS Petrol Brushcutter

The Tanaka TBC 270PFDS has one of the most impressive power-to-weight ratios of any handheld machine in its class, this therefore will make light work of any heavily overgrown areas.

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Tanaka TCH22EAP2 (50) Petrol Double Sided Hedgecutter

The Tanaka TCH22EAP2 model has been equipped with a 22cc Tanaka Pure Fire engine; an advanced two-stroke unit that delivers its ample power (0.87hp) with reduced emissions and lower fuel-costs when compared to lower-specification engines with similar power ratings. 
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Tanaka TBL 4600 Petrol Back Pack Blower

The ultimate heavy weight Back Pack Blower. 44cc engine delivers 500CFM at 200 mph nozzle velocity,which moves bricks across asphalt. Harness is padded and comfortable, and the nozzle moves in all directions.

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Stihl Electric Leaf Blowers

As we slowly progress in to Winter, it’s worth thinking about how you’re going to clean up after those hundreds of orange leaves which will be inevitably strewn all over your garden. Rather than use a rake, a much more effective method is to use a leaf blower. Here at World of Mowers, we have a number of options for you to choose from.

Stihl BGE 71
The Stihl BGE 71 is the ultimate ease-of-use leaf blower, and can be used on a number of surfaces such as grass and pavements. It is light and ergonomic whilst also being extra quiet, whilst all the controls are accessible from one hand and ensures the operator’s hand never leaves the handle.

It also comes with a free pair of safety glasses which are recommended whilst operating. The BGE 71 also includes a cable strain relief, which helps prevent the power cable coming loose. Best of all it’s all available for £99!

Stihl SHE 71
The SHE 71 is an electric vaccum shredder which provides the benefits of a vaccum, a blower, and a leaf shredder all in one. The light but powerful engine easily sucks leaves in to the integrated turbo wheel, making light work of even the biggest leaf piles.

In fact, dry leaves can be shredded to just 1/12 of their original volume! It hosts all the features of the BGE 71, in addition to a huge 45 litre bag for use in conjunction with the vaccum feature – debris can be removed easily from the smallest of cracks. Plus, at £115, it’s a bargain!

Stihl BGA 85
The BGA 85 is a powerful portable cordless blower. Everything can be easily adjusted from one hand as the controls are easily accessible. Infinite options are available for air stream and blowing intensity which makes this blower a real powerhouse when it comes to clearing large areas fast. Plus, it’s next to noiseless! And only £249!

Monthly Lawn Care Planner

When a new year starts the last thing you’re probably thinking about is lawn care. However, here at World of Mowers we have come up with a simple guide of what you need to do each month to look after your garden. Follow this guide from January to December and you will have a lush garden year after year.

January

January is the month where you can put your feet up because all you have to do is brush away any debris and keep off the grass, especially if it’s frozen.

February

Spring is slowly creeping back, so this month you will need to rake your grass thoroughly. Mid-way through the month it is recommended that you aerate your lawn to relieve compaction, improve drainage and allow more air into the roots.

March

The hard work kicks in this month as the growth rate for your grass should start to accelerate. You should be prepared to mow your lawn for this first time this year using a high quality mower. Make sure you only cut the top of your grass at this stage as close cutting your lawn will result in patches of your grass wilting/dying.

April

Mow your lawn at regular intervals when needed, your aiming to keep your grass at a healthy height without it becoming unmanageable. It is also the perfect time to repair any damage your lawn may have suffered over winter, you can do this by re-seeding any bare patches.

May

You will need to keep mowing your lawn at regular intervals. If you start to notice the growth of weeds then make sure you apply a suitable weed killer.

June

If you have a healthy lawn then you will need to mow it twice weekly. It is recommended that you regularly rake the grass to stimulate growth and eradicate any moss or debris. If temperatures are quite high and are frequently rising then you will need to water your lawn.

July

The same process applies to July. This month you need to make sure you regularly rake, mow twice a week, and water your lawn. It is also recommended to give your lawn a nourishing feed to make sure your lawn stays healthy.

August

This month you will need to repeat the lawn care instructions from June and July. However, if you start to notice dry patches make sure to avoid mowing over these patches as they will require a longer growth period.

September

As the autumn season approaches, you will need to slowly decrease the amount of times you mow your lawn. You will also need to be aware of how closely you cut your grass, at this time of the year you will only need to trim the ends of the grass in order to keep a reasonable length.

October

This month you will need to spike your lawn as well as keep any falling debris off. It is also recommended that you supply your lawn with an autumn feed to provide your lawn with essential nutrients.

November

Sweep over your lawn to remove any worm casts, you will need to use a stiff brush to do this.

December

It that time of year when you can put your feet up again, just make sure you keep fallen debris of your lawn.

Hopefully this quick and easy to follow guide will help you when it comes to maintaining your lawn. For more gardening tips, lawn mowers, and lawn mower spares visit World of Mowers in store or online today.

The Husqvarna brand at World of Mowers

he Husqvarna Group has been around for many years; in fact it started as a weapons foundry back in 1689. As the needs for its products changed in Europe so it evolved into what it is today, a multibillion Euro company which makes all kinds of garden, agricultural and construction products and equipments. The World of Mowers in the United Kingdom distributes Husqvarna equipment of all kinds and for every need.

Husqvarna has different types of mowers for different types of needs. Not only does it have the normal push around four wheel rotary mowers but it also has large tractor models which you can comfortably ride while cutting the grass on the greens or the fairways. There is a mower for every need and for any job size which is mane by them and sold at World of Mowers. It has been their motto to stay on top of the times and the markets by improving and modifying their equipment and accessories constantly to better serve their client's purposes.

This is not all World of Mowers has to offer though, they have the complete Husqvarna line of hedge trimmers, chain saws and any other equipment you may need to make your garden or property attractive to visitors. World of Mowers does not only have all the machines and equipment Husqvarna makes but they also have a large and varied amount of spare parts and accessories for all their products. World of Mowers does not only have the equipment and spare parts you need, they also have the training and knowledge to assist you will all your needs.

If you need a spare part or accessory for your equipment, usually World of Mowers will deliver it within the following twenty four hours after payment and order are confirmed, when it comes to brand new machines and equipment they are usually delivered within seven days after confirmation of payment and order. Husqvarna works very closely with World of Mowers to keep their customers and clients satisfied and equipped with the latest models of any apparel they use.

Husqvarna representatives and distributors are found in more than one hundred countries around the world. They are proud to be the manufacturers of construction , gardening and cutting equipment and tools used all over the world, golf courses in the Caribbean, forests in Europe and America, mines in Africa and Asia, everywhere you look you find a Husqvarna product in action. The United Kingdom is not the exception where small and large mowers and hedgers, trimmers and other professional and consumer products are sold daily.

Mounfield Mowers at World of Mowers

Mountfield is well known and highly regarded for the quality and reliability of its lawnmowers, lawn tractors and garden equipment. The Mountfield name has been associated with lawnmowers, garden tractors, and ride on mowers for over 30 years.

There is a reason that Mounfield mowers are so highly regarded and that is quite simply that they are very good at what they do. There lawnmowers, be they electric lawnmowers or petrol lawnmowers are durable, reliable, well crafted and well made. Created to provide the best results on your lawn these quality machines will provide you with years of service and reliability and are backed up by a comprehensive manufacturer’s guarantee for peace of mind (though this varies from between models).

Along with the standard petrol mowers, Mounfield also have a great range of petrol roller mowers. Roller mowers have a rear roller that allows you to cultivate the classic British striped look on your lawn without the need for a separate roller, saving you money and time.

Mountfield also have a great range of electric lawnmowers (remember don’t use electric mowers on wet grass) and mulching lawnmowers that recycle grass clippings instead of collecting them.
World of Mowers have a huge range of Mounfield mowers including petrol mowers, rear roller mowers, electric mowers, mulching mowers along with ride on mowers and garden tractors.

Using A Grass Scarifier

Scarifying your lawn is important for most gardens. A build of dead material accumulates around the base of grass shoots which needs removing. The material that builds up is termed thatch, which stops air, water and fertiliser from reaching your grass roots. A scarifier is a great way to keep down this debris and will improve the condition of your lawn, by letting air and water through, this will also help to prevent disease which will damage your lawn.

Most gardeners are aware that decomposing material can be good for your garden, however, the thatch build up can not decompose quick enough, which causes a problem and this is where scarification is necessary. A good time to start scarifying your lawn is going into Spring. It is possible to use a spring-tined rake if the garden is small, however, if you have a larger garden a motor driven scarifier would be best. Many garden scarifiers have a collection box to collect the thatch, which makes the job easier. An important tip to remember is, if your grass contains moss to treat the moss before using a scarifier (the scarifier will simply spread the moss about) and then return at a later date to scarify.

If you are considering purchasing a garden scarifier then check out our range of garden tools at World Of Mowers.

Homemade Compost

Making homemade compost is a great idea. It is environmentally friendly, saves you money and improves the quality of your soil. All you need is a container which is suitable to be used to hold the compost and you can begin. Suitable containers can be purchased from garden suppliers or alternatively, you can make your own. To make your own compost container, you can drill holes in a rubbish bin, which will allow oxygen to help with the decomposition process.

To start the compost, you can layer dry leaves, shredded paper, straw, twigs or dead plants, with a layer of weeds, grass and kitchen scraps on top. The first layer will produce a carbon layer, the secondary layer will add nitrogen. However, it is advisable to leave out any meats, fats or anything that has been cooked, due to the risk of attracting vermin.

It is best to combine this layering affect, to try to combine the right ratio of nitrogen to carbon. Too much nitrogen will result in a foul smelling compost heap and too much carbon will slow down the composting process.

The compost should also be watered, however, it is unnecessary to saturate the mixture. The compost can then be turned using a fork or shovel. You can move the outer layers in to the centre and vice versa to keep the mixture aerated.

When the mixture has turned brown and crumbly, the compost should be ready to use.
For your garden equipment visit World Of Mowers

The Leave Are Falling

Where does the time go? It`s Christmas time again and along with the winter months comes the falling of the leaves. I am sure that most of us would rather be inside in the warmth, as opposed to sweeping leaves in the cold and that is why the garden blower/garden vacuum was invented.

Whether you are trying to keep your own garden tidy or perhaps you are a professional gardener, the blower will make your life a lot easier and will certainly speed things up for you.

There are numerous reasons why you should pick up fallen leaves in the winter. When leaves fall on to your garden, they prevent sunlight and air getting in to your lawn. By removing the leaves you will have a healthier lawn. The leaves may even find themselves in drainage pipes causing you blockage problems, which could ultimately become quite costly. Furthermore, moist leaves on a footpath can become incredibly slippery, which could pose a health and safety issue, especially for the young or elderly.

If you are considering purchasing this type of equipment, World Of Mowers sells two different types of garden blower/vacuum. The first being the hand held petrol models and the second type is the walk behind version. Our hand held garden blowers can be either the type that blows leaves or the version that will blow and vacuum the leaves into a collection bag, which makes tidying the garden a real breeze. Our walk behind models are designed for those who like the finer things in life and can be used for larger areas and they certainly take all the hard work out of looking after your garden.

If you have any questions regarding which type of garden blower/vacuum would be most suitable for you, then please do not hesitate to contact us at World Of Mowers.