BEGINNER GARDENERS (TOOLS YOU MUST HAVE WHEN STARTING OUT!!!)

[@techno-idiot]

totally agree that the tools you talk about are brilliant at what they do and that we should aspire to having them but as a start up business these prices are way out of reach (the title does say starting up). I have recently set up and I have a 2nd hand Sovereign mower, a 2nd hand cheapo petrol strimmer, a new Honda petrol hedge trimmer and a few bosch battery tools (strimmer, hedge cutter etc.) 2nd hand wolfe garten set and a load of tools I've had for years. I'm doing ok, I will be aiming to get things more like the kit you mention as I do believe you are correct, they are quality gear, but maybe just be more realistic at the "start up" level. Sorry to moan I think your vids are excellent and hope for more to come, cheers.

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

That’s ok I started off with basic stuff and even when I did switch to sthil I brought second hand before I could afford to buy new Your doing it the right way everyone has to start somewhere and everyone have different budgets mine wasn’t so great to start with but I did my best with second hand stuff Really appreciate the support mate & taking the time to comment Keep up the awesome work

[@Jordan.E]

So glad you mentioned wolf garden, I wish I came across them when I first started out, they're proper handy little tools

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Very handy indeed mate I’ve got a few sticks and a few different heads for weeding Honestly you can’t go wrong Hope your keeping well mate

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Your learning bro 😉

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Thanks Dave really appreciate it I’m trying my very best 💪🏼🙏

[@finley912]

Wolf garden is an amazing brand got the sticks at the start and just kept getting attachments till this day !!

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

They are very good, aren’t they super handy bits of kit

[@dariuszcylkowski8739]

Thanks for the valuable video. Just specifics. Another video that inspires and, above all, teaches. Whoever creates a garden loves life. Good luck and all best!!!

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Thank you for the kind words It was hard when I started so little info can really help The prices I stated will vary from retailer to retailer Thank you for watching Have a great day tomorrow 💚🙏

[@dariuszcylkowski8739]

@@THETATTOOGARDENER83 Thanks to videos like today, it's easier to take the hardest, first step. Regards

[@antonywalker8837]

Well that's good knowledgeable advice you've given son. Now getting the right customers that offer you the odd beer now and then. Well that's a skill that comes with experience.😜🍺

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

That’s very true dad 😂😎🍺

[@lovefootball1000]

Great video. Thanks for the advice 👍🏻

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

That’s okay, James, no worries thank you for watching mate I really appreciate the support 🙌🏼😃

[@swatsnatch]

Great video as always. My first year and starting to get a wide range of jobs now. I invested heavily with my split shaft system, pole saw, hedge cutter and extention as well as edger and just got a cultivator for it. Smashed hours of clear up jobs. Loving the journey so far. Just need some more regular cuts for my 2nd week. Thanks to guys like you and other you tubers for these videos. Keep up the good work, 👍

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Hi mate really pleased your doing well Thank you for the kind words I like to share my experiences to try and help others just getting into the trade Thank you for watching means a lot Keep up the great work my friend 💪🏼

[@mr.tidygarden]

Great advice here and great research you did for this video Pete. Lets see you hit 1k subs. Damien gardening channel from Ireland

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Thank you Damien really appreciate the kind words mate hope you reach 1k soon too bud love your videos mate

[@Swampberry]

This is brills, I’ve been listing and costing equipment for the past month. After massive research I’m going with the Husky cordless range and wolfgarten- but the blimmin list seems to just get longer! so it’s great to see what you feel are the most crucial tools too. I’m lucky that I’ve got my little Honda surf van to begin with, though it’s my dream vehicle so I might eventually have to invest in a trailer rather than letting it go 🤞 thanks again

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Awesome little surf van Really pleased I could help there is a huge range of tools available but when starting you only need a few basics to get going Have a great week mate ☀️👍🏼

[@shanedavies6846]

good video again Pete and yes good to give the choice on van and bits of kit for anyone starting out or even people that have been going really i now try to put money aside every month to flow a budget of next van or mower or hand tool keeping the kit in good condition and up to date if the kit is all in good order that can make you more efficient and reliable and that would go into any job. all the best

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Hi Shane totally agree mate and massive thank you for watching really appreciate it mate

[@shanedavies6846]

@@THETATTOOGARDENER83 it is great to watch mate and i have been in the game 25 years now 20 ish on my own but i find i still ask questions and i think and i am very sure that we will always need to ask something there is always some thing new coming into the gardening world. and i am thinking and looking into setting up a you tube channel maybe

[@dnxncnc909]

I got a km131 combi for sale going cheap as I already have 2 others 😁

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Really decent combi’s mate Thank you for watching 🙌🏼😎

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

Brilliant video mate, well thought out and put together. I've had this on my list of videos to do for probably about a year now so when I finally get round to doing it, I'm not copying 🤣🤣. I'm still debating whether to go for a backpack blower though. Saying that I want another mower too...🤷‍♂️

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Do it mate it’s so nice to see videos from other gardeners prospective I want to do more videos like this aswell as the action ones Back pack blowers are really great especially in the winter when the leafs are coming down I use mine all year round great for a tidy up What second mower would you go for would you consider a roller mower

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

@@THETATTOOGARDENER83 I've no idea. I need to go somewhere and have a look at lots and get advice. But...I want one with variable speed that can mulch grass as well. Budget is probably around the £7-800.

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

@@TheGreyGardener1990 have a good look around I’d say saltex but that’s not till November and you’d want it sooner But you should so come I’ll be there I’m looking forward to meeting a few faces I believe lee LHL and rob maxwells will be going so very much looking forward to the event you should come mate

[@adrian_dickinson]

@@TheGreyGardener1990 Stihl rm650v 19" Kohler engine very good on fuel.

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

@@adrian_dickinson that's the only one I've had my eye on. Do you have one?

[@jackw9920]

Good video. Personally never got on with backpack blowers, even though they are far more powerful, but I find for everything I do the BG 86 is more than sufficient. Wolf tools are a must and the KM94 is a great bit of kit.

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Hi Jack thanks for watching I guess only drawback with the backpack blowers is they are heavy and ache your arm after a full day of use Ordinarily I only use them all day when leaf clearing in the winter months Thanks for watching mate have a great day tomorrow bud

[@robertblount3143]

Great video but you forgot buy a professional secateurs

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

Felco’s agree I should have added that I just wanted a basic breakdown for beginners so they have a rough idea of what they might need Thanks for watching Robert 😊🙏

[@robertblount3143]

@@THETATTOOGARDENER83 yeah they are brilliant secateurs but try niwaki Pros I have both but for me I have bought alot of niwaki hand tools . Which are far superior than anything I have used in my 21 years. The Japanese know how to make gardening easy

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

@@robertblount3143 I’ll give them a try thank you mate

[@JamesScott-p3u]

buy cheap, buy twice i was taught!

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

This is very true it’s better to buy a quality bit of kit