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Thanks Eric, I was looking at the hedge trimmer as I do have some bushes that also need trimming, I do like the grass shears but I wouldn't want to pu ...

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Upon posting I can see that the photo is not great but just after some general advice on how to trim and keep these plants at bay. I was hoping that a ...

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We were required to plant these bushes by the Council. They are difficult to trim with most tools, I can do it a bit with garden shears but it's labor ...

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No problem Mitch and thanks for the clarification. In my situation a few things had been tried to stop the leak including teflon, replacement washer a ...

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Here is a picture of the hose before I swapped it over, someone had tried teflon which wasn't working. It seems fine now that I have put a new hose on ...

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Hi Mitch, Nice to hear from you. My hose didn't have a hose clamp, it was the one with the plastic ribbed connection. I had read on one of the other ...

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I actually had the same situation and went to my local Bunnings which is one of the larger ones and was told that they did not carry the Bostik plumbe ...

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Hi all, Cornice is repaired, fascia I might leave to a pro, still thinking about it. Thanks for your help.

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Oh, OK @tigerzen. This discussion is about the outlet waste pipe, whereas yours is the inlet pipe. That changes things. I also missed the sentence " ...

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Hello @tigerzen Please keep us updated with your progress, we look forward to seeing your fascia and cornice repaired. Eric

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Hi @tigerzen, The closest profile to this size that is readily available is a 185 x 30mm 5.4m F7 H3 Treated Pine Primed LOSP. Looking at Woodhouse T ...

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Hi @tigerzen, Unfortunately, you will have to purchase the full length. As the fascia on homes are generally long, they are only produced in long ...

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Hi @tigerzen, Thank you for your question about repairing rotten fascia and plaster cornice. It's difficult to say the exact dimensions of the fascia ...

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In that case, I'd recommend those brackets to try and stabilise the top of the panel/post. You can then look to see if work will also need to be done ...

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Hi @tigerzen , seeing that it doesnt look like there is any mesh in it, If you are keen for a good work out, if you buy a decent long hand handle sldg ...

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Hi @tigerzen, Apart from the footer and the connection to the ground, you might like to check how well that panel is connected to the fence. It appe ...

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No problem Mitch and thanks for the clarification. In my situation a few things had been tried to stop the leak including teflon, replacement washer a ...

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Here is a picture of the hose before I swapped it over, someone had tried teflon which wasn't working. It seems fine now that I have put a new hose on ...

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Hi all, Cornice is repaired, fascia I might leave to a pro, still thinking about it. Thanks for your help.

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You have good eyes Mitch! The panel is attached to the rail with some skewed screwing, it's not sufficient and I like your idea of L brackets.

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Thanks very much Eric I'll look up how to do this.

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Thanks guys for the suggestions. Here are some photos. I'm pretty sure the post isn't buried too deep in the ground and there are pipes near the base ...

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I have a Picket gate where the non-hinged post could use greater support. It's the latching side and appears to not have been driven deeply enough int ...

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Thanks for clarifying Mitch, looks very DIYish.

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