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Peter Britton on 01747 855335 email:
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SPARE PARTS
SLITTERS, SPIKES & TINES For a
Free Brochure please contact us at:
P S Marsden (Lawnmower Services) Ltd
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sales@protine.co.uk
High Performance, Standard & Custom-Made Tines Tines
Slitters Scarifiers
for turf maintenance machinery
Tel: (0044) 0114 251 3344 Email:
sales@tines.co.uk
Fax: (0044) 0114 251 3000
www.tines.co.uk
THE UK’s PREMIER SUPPLIER FOR ALL YOUR GOLF AND TURF MACHINERY SPARES
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A complete line of premium power petrol and diesel engines
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View parts or replacement engines online at WWW.HANCOX.CO.UK Established 1998 Replacement Tines
Hollow, Solid and Cross - specialising in carbide tipped technology. Verticut and scarifier blades.
Brush sections OEM specification.
Accessories
Backlapping paste, linkage pins, PTOs, specialist grease and bedknives cold rolled for uniform hardness.
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Fast efficient service from our extensive stock.
0800 083 0216 Division of Campey Turf Care Systems Ltd
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Design and construction of synthetic and natural sports surfaces and facilities
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Blair Precision Engineering Ltd began
manufacturing tines in1987 after Carnoustie Golf Links approached the company looking for
custom shapes and sizes of tines to fit their aeration machines. More than 20 years later, Steelmaster Tines are used by greenkeepers and groundsman all over Europe.
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GENUINE PARTS & TINES
design, manufacture and distribution of turf aeration solutions for the past 20 years
Yellow Necked Mouse
Andy Beddoes of ABComplete Pest Control, looks at the problems of controlling mice
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Mickey and Minnie, MGM’s Tom and Jerry and the cute Stuart Little (no, not the golfer). The pesky little critters pop up all over children’s stories and are always portrayed as ‘the good guys’. However, the word mouse comes from Mus meaning thief. That is probably a more accurate description of them, as they are opportunist scavengers with the ability to explode in numbers given the right conditions - and your workshop or clubhouse are the perfect conditions!
The three most common species of mice in the UK are the house mouse (Mus musculus), the wood mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus) and the yellow necked mouse (Apodemus flavicollis). All three breed all year round.
Deep Aeration - Pure & Simple
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PARTS@JSMD.CO.UK Litter louts
The average litter size is six to ten and the kits are born between nineteen to twenty one days after gestation. Ten hours after giving birth the female is capable of becoming pregnant again! Kits will
SPORTS TURF CONTRACTORS
Natural & synthetic pitch design & construction
ice hold a special affection with us humans due, in the main, to Walt Disney’s
Pest Control
TAKING THE MICKEY ...
House Mouse
be weaned at three weeks old and become sexually mature at about two months. If food is available, a female will
have six to eight litters in a year, meaning that one female will be responsible for thousands of offspring each year!
Mice are considered nibblers, sampling at many foods within their environment, feeding up to twenty times in different places during a twenty four hour period. In that time a mouse will eat three grammes, not much individually, but tonnes can be spoiled. The preferred diet, in most cases, is small seeds, however, in some areas, mice are showing a preference for higher protein diets such as kebabs, burgers and other fast food, causing difficulty in gaining control using the
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