He loves it! Says it's far quieter than the old one, is quick and efficient
and he had no problems with soft stuff. But, he said, it doesn't cut into as
small pieces as the other did.

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at the
shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the ground, the
hens will turn them over and over and by next year they'll be incorporated
into the soil.

Mary

On 23 May 2005, Mary Fisher wrote

-snip-

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at
the shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the
ground, the hens will turn them over and over and by next year
they'll be incorporated into the soil.

No ****?

--
Cheers, Harvey
....who couldn't possibly resist such an apt opening for that line...

"Harvey Van Sickle" wrote in message
...
On 23 May 2005, Mary Fisher wrote

-snip-

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at
the shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the
ground, the hens will turn them over and over and by next year
they'll be incorporated into the soil.

No ****?

That comes with hens and accelerates the process.

Mary

--
Cheers, Harvey
...who couldn't possibly resist such an apt opening for that line...

On Mon, 23 May 2005 21:28:58 +0100, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:


"Harvey Van Sickle" wrote in message
...
On 23 May 2005, Mary Fisher wrote

-snip-

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at
the shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the
ground, the hens will turn them over and over and by next year
they'll be incorporated into the soil.

No ****?

That comes with hens and accelerates the process.

I bought poultry pellets once. Never again! They stank.

MM

Mary Fisher wrote in message
...
He loves it! Says it's far quieter than the old one, is quick and efficient
and he had no problems with soft stuff. But, he said, it doesn't cut into
as
small pieces as the other did.

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at the
shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the ground, the
hens will turn them over and over and by next year they'll be incorporated
into the soil.

Mary



Hi Mary,

Which model did you end up with and where did you buy it from??

TIA

Bob

"Bob Minchin" wrote in message
...

Mary Fisher wrote in message
...
He loves it! Says it's far quieter than the old one, is quick and
efficient
and he had no problems with soft stuff. But, he said, it doesn't cut into
as
small pieces as the other did.

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at the
shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the ground, the
hens will turn them over and over and by next year they'll be incorporated
into the soil.

Mary



Hi Mary,

Which model did you end up with and where did you buy it from??

You haven't been following things have you :-)

Goes to filing cabinet, looks in Garden folder for invoice/receipt:

Bosch AXT 2000HP Silent Garden Shredder, price inc VAT £174.97 with free
Super Saver delivery.

Ordered from Amazon on Thursday, received today.

Mary

On 23 May 2005, MM wrote that Mary Fisher wrote that Harvey Van Sickle
wrote that Mary Fisher wrote

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at
the shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the
ground, the hens will turn them over and over and by next year
they'll be incorporated into the soil.

No ****?

That comes with hens and accelerates the process.

I bought poultry pellets once. Never again! They stank.

My wife bought some a few years ago with the trade name "Rooster".
Kinda falls into the category of "what it says on the tin".

--
Cheers,
Harvey

"Harvey Van Sickle" wrote in message
...
On 23 May 2005, MM wrote that Mary Fisher wrote that Harvey Van Sickle
wrote that Mary Fisher wrote

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at
the shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the
ground, the hens will turn them over and over and by next year
they'll be incorporated into the soil.

No ****?

That comes with hens and accelerates the process.

I bought poultry pellets once. Never again! They stank.

My wife bought some a few years ago with the trade name "Rooster".
Kinda falls into the category of "what it says on the tin".

I had some last year - a bit coals to Newcastle but the sack was given to
me. It is almost odourless. No idea how it works though. Henure, I think it
was called. Not at all offensive to handle either.

Mary

--
Cheers,
Harvey

On 23 May 2005, Mary Fisher wrote
"Harvey Van Sickle" wrote in message
...
On 23 May 2005, MM wrote

I bought poultry pellets once. Never again! They stank.

My wife bought some a few years ago with the trade name
"Rooster". Kinda falls into the category of "what it says on the
tin".

I had some last year - a bit coals to Newcastle but the sack was
given to me. It is almost odourless. No idea how it works though.
Henure, I think it was called. Not at all offensive to handle
either.

The stuff we had wasn't particularly smelly -- I liked the clarity of
the name, though...

--
Cheers,
Harvey

"Harvey Van Sickle" wrote in message
I bought poultry pellets once. Never again! They stank.

My wife bought some a few years ago with the trade name
"Rooster". Kinda falls into the category of "what it says on the
tin".

I had some last year - a bit coals to Newcastle but the sack was
given to me. It is almost odourless. No idea how it works though.
Henure, I think it was called. Not at all offensive to handle
either.

The stuff we had wasn't particularly smelly -- I liked the clarity of
the name, though...

Could have been worse.

I'm off to bed, 'night all...

Mary

--
Cheers,
Harvey

"Mary Fisher" wrote in message
news:429248d9$0$28631

Bosch AXT 2000HP Silent Garden Shredder
^^^^^^^

One presumes this name isn't refering to the power output of the motor :-)

Mary Fisher wrote:

He loves it! Says it's far quieter than the old one, is quick and efficient
and he had no problems with soft stuff. But, he said, it doesn't cut into as
small pieces as the other did.

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at the
shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the ground, the
hens will turn them over and over and by next year they'll be incorporated
into the soil.

Mary


Is this a snanifio we are talking about here, Mary?

"Mike" wrote in message
...

"Mary Fisher" wrote in message
news:429248d9$0$28631

Bosch AXT 2000HP Silent Garden Shredder
^^^^^^^

One presumes this name isn't refering to the power output of the motor :-)

I did wonder that! Even a little donkey could prove the equivalent of this
machine - but it's not a commercial one and is moe than adequate for a
garden.

I checked it very carefully when I typed it, I guess the 2000 is the revs.
No idea what HP is, not Hewlett Packard, not Hire Purchase ... Harry Potter?

Mary

"Mary Fisher" wrote in message
. net...

"Mike" wrote in message
...

"Mary Fisher" wrote in message
news:429248d9$0$28631

Bosch AXT 2000HP Silent Garden Shredder
^^^^^^^

One presumes this name isn't refering to the power output of the motor
:-)

I did wonder that! Even a little donkey could prove the equivalent of this
machine - but it's not a commercial one and is moe than adequate for a
garden.

I checked it very carefully when I typed it, I guess the 2000 is the revs.
No idea what HP is, not Hewlett Packard, not Hire Purchase ... Harry
Potter?

Mary

2000 watts High Performance

"Rupert" wrote in message
...

Bosch AXT 2000HP Silent Garden Shredder
^^^^^^^

One presumes this name isn't refering to the power output of the motor
:-)

I did wonder that! Even a little donkey could prove the equivalent of
this machine - but it's not a commercial one and is moe than adequate for
a garden.

I checked it very carefully when I typed it, I guess the 2000 is the
revs. No idea what HP is, not Hewlett Packard, not Hire Purchase ...
Harry Potter?

Mary

2000 watts High Performance

Ah! Obvious, really, thanks :-)

Mray

In article , Mary Fisher
wrote:

He loves it! Says it's far quieter than the old one, is quick and efficient
and he had no problems with soft stuff.

I too have heard good reports of the Rampant Rabbit. :-)

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On Mon, 23 May 2005 22:19:46 +0100, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:


"Bob Minchin" wrote in message
...

Mary Fisher wrote in message
...
He loves it! Says it's far quieter than the old one, is quick and
efficient
and he had no problems with soft stuff. But, he said, it doesn't cut into
as
small pieces as the other did.

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at the
shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the ground, the
hens will turn them over and over and by next year they'll be incorporated
into the soil.

Mary



Hi Mary,

Which model did you end up with and where did you buy it from??

You haven't been following things have you :-)

Goes to filing cabinet, looks in Garden folder for invoice/receipt:

Bosch AXT 2000HP Silent Garden Shredder, price inc VAT £174.97 with free
Super Saver delivery.

Ah, now I know what you're on about! I have one of those, except I get
by with the 1600 version. Boy, is it quiet compared to my old Alko -
which was also dangerous as it sometimes spat branches back out again.
Since the move I no longer have a need for my Bosch silent, but one
never knows what the next place may have! And anyway the stand comes
off so it's not taking up a lot of space in the shed.

MM

Mary Fisher wrote:
He loves it! Says it's far quieter than the old one, is quick and efficient
and he had no problems with soft stuff. But, he said, it doesn't cut into as
small pieces as the other did.

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at the
shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the ground, the
hens will turn them over and over and by next year they'll be incorporated
into the soil.

Toaster? Potato peeler? Electric plane? Erm... ;-)

David

"Lobster" wrote in message
...
Mary Fisher wrote:
He loves it! Says it's far quieter than the old one, is quick and
efficient and he had no problems with soft stuff. But, he said, it
doesn't cut into as small pieces as the other did.

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at the
shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the ground, the
hens will turn them over and over and by next year they'll be
incorporated into the soil.

Toaster? Potato peeler? Electric plane? Erm... ;-)

How did you know about the electric plane?

He loves that too but only flew it once, wind's been too strong since.

Ancient toaster serves adequately, don't peel potatoes. And anyway, I do
that, being a good little wifey ...

whistles

Mary

David

Mary Fisher wrote in message
...

"Bob Minchin" wrote in message
...

Mary Fisher wrote in message
...
He loves it! Says it's far quieter than the old one, is quick and
efficient
and he had no problems with soft stuff. But, he said, it doesn't cut into
as
small pieces as the other did.

I'm happy, I didn't hear him using it at all and when I looked at the
shreddings I was happy too. I'll spread them directly on the ground, the
hens will turn them over and over and by next year they'll be
incorporated
into the soil.

Mary



Hi Mary,

Which model did you end up with and where did you buy it from??

You haven't been following things have you :-)

Goes to filing cabinet, looks in Garden folder for invoice/receipt:

Bosch AXT 2000HP Silent Garden Shredder, price inc VAT £174.97 with free
Super Saver delivery.

Ordered from Amazon on Thursday, received today.

Mary



Please forgive my inattention Mary. I did trawl back through the thread but
wanted to make sure.

Thanks Bob

"Bob Minchin" wrote in message
news:jiLke.14471$V%.4163@newsfe1-

Please forgive my inattention Mary. I did trawl back through the thread
but
wanted to make sure.

To err is human, to forgive divine.

You have erred, I forgive you.

chortle

Mary

Thanks Bob