@@Steve-xr7ew Ha ha, well I must be lucky because, in Sydney we use Icarus Electrical and in Brisbane we use Messina Electrical … both are very high quality tradesmen who take pride in their work.

@@davidstatham7760 Unfortunately no gear is perfect … I would rate EGO a bit like Toyota, they have some hits and misses, but overall it’s a pretty safe buy. The EGO Batteries and charging systems are the best and as the batteries are the most expensive that’s the most important. There’s only 3 EGO mowers I would buy, the 50cm steel deck in this video and the commercial alloy deck, there is another Alloy deck coming soon. The reason they are the only ones I would buy is because they have an unloaded RPM of 3,000 … you need this to cut clean like an internal combustion mower.

Thanks for that information, it's very helpful 👍.

Hello Brody - the Sub Cross 30 is only Designed for light trails. The frame is plenty tough enough but the front suspension has limited travel. The Sub Cross 30 is more like a SUV - not a soft SUV like a CX5 but more like a Subaru Forester if that makes sense. It’s certainly not a Land Cruiser or have the off road agility like the well sorted suspension set up of the Australian tuned Ford Raptor. Hope that makes sense. If you want a tough Trails bike you need to look at a Scott Spark or Genius. Canondale has also been a favourite of mine and their super light - if your doing some serious tails just ensure you at least get some serious travel shocks on the front like FOX etc. you can get away with still running a hard tail at the back unless to are into some serious down hills 😉

Hello Doug - they are made in China. Looks are very subjective and is a personal thing, but for me I like the Dimond tiles as the coin pattern looks old school. As for motorbikes you will find the kickstand will eventually sink into the tile and leave a mark.

Cheers mate ! Mine are still going strong even after a week on a jackhammer smashing up concrete and cutting rio!

Roger Patterson - wow things have gone up in price recently! FYI - we did a garage recently with our CGC-Custom Garage Cabinets and the customer used Porcelain Garage tiles which he acquired for $27 per M2. So it’s a no brainer what to do.

@@garageblitztv3215 Understood, thanks for your quick response and very helpful video(s) on garage flooring.

But what about the cost of paying someone to lay the porcelain tiles? How much does it cost on average to tile a 40sqm garage?

Roger Patterson - yes the Eagle Pro while not as good as the AutoDeck or RaceDeck tiles the EaglePro from Just Pro Tools are substantially more affordable. They are the best of the cheaper Polypropylene tiles out there.