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FAQregister Thread: Re: What bags do you use if at all perfect chaff bags at 50 cents each of the product store....easy to put the receiver in and use 1 to 2 bags for work Re: What bags do you use if at all Earlier this year we bought some bags of Bunnings Kanga - on the size of the wool bald but not so resistant - you can not afford to drag them along the ground as the base is easily thin, so we mount them on our garden cart most of the time (which saves a lot of extra transportation/lifting too). They have a good sized loop in each corner, which is useful for anchoring in the carriage handle to keep the bag open, or in a fence, etc. Since they have about 1m3, they are useful to work the amount of green pasta we charge for our jobs, also... a little Xy at about 20 dollars, but more aesthetically pleasing than many of the wool sacks we have used in the past... If you're interested, look at them. (They even have a pick-up service, which I doubt that any of us would be willing to pay $75 for that, unless it was bricks we were getting rid of.) Ciao for now ~ Christine Senior Partner of "Townsville Lawn Care" "Twin Cities Lawncare" was renamed in 2008 due to the amalgamation of two local councils - Due to the confusion of the previous/current business name, I'm opting to publish here as Christine Wharton now Re: What bags do you use if at all For guys looking for big wool bags, I've been pulling a guy in QLD out of ebay. But they're too big for me. There's another guy who sells them in ebay. Now I'm gonna get a pair of Dean in INDy... Last edition of the administrator; 26-07-2010 at 02:37 PM. Re: What bags do you use if at all Honda already has the fish bags. Maybe getting some of them with some wanted to close them would be a great idea. Last edition of imoww; 26-07-2010 at 04:53 AM. Reason: Bad idea Re: What bags do you use if at all I've used the blue and grey 295L of bunnings and like them because they're easy to use while rising up for themselves, but as someone else said you can't drag them. You can also not pick them up quickly while the side handles are ripped off and the upper waves. I find them easier to use than white bags but they don't last. I find the white bags a little thin to fit well on the 19-inch mushroom plastic attacker. Does the 21-inch receiver fit into them easier? Type Greetings, Andy B Re: What bags do you use if at all I don't have a catcher problem in 196/197 I really think the fit while a little tight isn't bad Andy, are you getting Mike's bags on the mit waverley, Dean on indy or bunnings I found the bunnings sold were a little smaller and very expensive compared to Whatever Ian says may or may not be garbage, it may also be his own opinion or may not be his opinion at all, it may be something that he felt like indicating someone who follows his advice does it at his own risk and may be doing something that Ian would really advise against. And if you don't like what Ian has to say using the ignoring function if you don't know how to ask I'll gladly tell you Re: What bags do you use if at all The wool merchants in the city were $5.00 per very used Wool Bale, although it is only supposed to be used by the wool industry once. I recovered them when they had a very Lambie of wool fat oil. They went to the elder rural supplies in Albury and were $11 new in abundant supply. Prefer to decompose the smell of grass to the sensation of greasy wool. (Humm good maybe) However, any rural offer of elders will have them, only google their nearest edge of the city's elders for a wide offer. Then kindly asked the financial mgr to sow mangos and tie straps to them. Cheers Garry Re: What bags do you use if at all Originally published by ian I don't have a catcher problem in 196/197 I really think the fit while a little tight isn't bad Andy, are you getting Mike's bags on the mit waverley, Dean on indy or bunnings I found the bunnings sold were a little smaller and very expensive compared to I got them from Mike. Could it be my technique or the fact that it feels like a waste of time compared to support and verter? Type Greetings, Andy B Re: What bags do you use if at all I use 1 tone of sand gravel bags from my house 4 hadles can drag them every where they feel open are huge.... I have about 30 of them are the best bag in the world for this game and the best they are free.... You guys talk about making bags 3 years ago I used to talk like that....The hesian bags are a shit of the easy wave... Re: What bags do you use if at all Originally published by 63impala I use 1 tone of sand gravel bags from my house 4 hadles can drag them every where they feel open are huge.... I have about 30 of them are the best bag in the world for this game and the best they are free.... You guys talk about making bags 3 years ago I used to talk like that....The hesian bags are a shit of the easy wave... They sound like the Impala go, if they are strong enough for the sand should be suitable for wet cuts. Where did you get them? Type Greetings, Andy B Re: What bags do you use if at all Originally published by Andy B They sound like the Impala go, if they are strong enough for the sand should be suitable for wet cuts. Where did you get them? You can pick them up from the local tip, but there's a lot that I have to go full of care not to take with them when you fill them there about 5 square feet and about 3 times thicker like wool bags Re: What bags do you use if at all Originally published by geoff1969 You can pick them up from the local tip, but there's a lot that I have to go full of care not to take with them when you fill them there about 5 square feet and about 3 times thicker like wool bags Great, thanks for that, I'll ask you later in the week. Type Greetings, Andy B Re: What bags do you use if at all yeh see how you go if you can't I could be able to a couple - size promise depends on whether there's any left .... even throw one of mine to prove if your real hole, I prefer chaff bags need to get more = straw mill only 20 minutes on the road but never get time or always forget Re: What bags do you use if at all Originally published by geoff1969 yeh see how you go if you can't I could be able to a couple - size promise depends on whether there's any left .... even throw one of mine to prove if your real hole, I prefer chaff bags need to get more = straw mill only 20 minutes on the road but never get time or always forget Thanks again. Summer soon, longer in the day. I've wanted to go pick up a lot of dung for our place but it can wait. Type Greetings, Andy B Re: What bags do you use if at all Here. ... nothing like a good whip. ... Publication permits