On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 22:28:49 GMT, Lobster
wrote:

mike ring wrote:
Lobster wrote in news:Cux9e.38880
:


And while I'm sorting out my garden electrics, I'd like to replace the
2-pin in-line plug (ie, the male bit) on my Black-and-Decker strimmer
with a comparable plug from Flymo (which would enable me to use my
strimmer and mower interchangably on the same extension cable).

Is it possible to obtain such a thing? Is the 2-pin plug on a Flymo a
proprietary item? If so I'm probably stuffed - have looked on their
spares website and can't see it offered.

You can easily get the 2 pin inline plugs from the sheds - I use a main
cable and have short lengths with male connectors on on each appliance.

You mean you have a short "adaptor" lead with a female flymo connector
plugged into the flymo's handle, with a male "standard" connector on the
end? If so that's what I was trying to avoid by simply buying one flymo
plug...!

David


Did you try here .?
http://www.shouldersofshoreham.co.uk...gor y_Code=SP
Stuart






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Stuart wrote:

Lobster wrote in news:Cux9e.38880
:

And while I'm sorting out my garden electrics, I'd like to replace the
2-pin in-line plug (ie, the male bit) on my Black-and-Decker strimmer
with a comparable plug from Flymo (which would enable me to use my
strimmer and mower interchangably on the same extension cable).

Did you try here .?
http://www.shouldersofshoreham.co.uk...gor y_Code=SP

I have now! No luck unfortunately; but a very useful link for my
Favorites, thanks!

(BTW no, the Screwfix link provided in your next post is a different
type of plug unfortunately)

Thanks
David