Amy's got a new toy !
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What a Godsend!
I had seen earlier Felco pneumatic models that looked expensive and cumbersome with an attendant source of compressed air.
Good investment.
Posted by: Bill James | February 13, 2007 at 04:55 AM
Yes it is a lifesaver! Lots of farmers around here have the pneumatic models with the compresser, but you have to bring your tractor each time to run the compressor, yuck. This is a much better system, it would make me nuts to have a super long cord following me all around the vineyard, I can just see myself all tangled up in it!
Posted by: lagramiere | February 13, 2007 at 02:47 PM
Hi there, have just found your blog having just set up mine here in Kenya where I also run a small family vineyard. I must say thats quite a sophisticated tool and handy if you have a lot to do with few hands. When we prune the vines here (twice a year infact)its 35 to 40 degrees celcius. Hot work. We will be pruning end of March after the harvest all of which I will be blogging on www.zabibu.wordpress.com
Posted by: Louise | February 16, 2007 at 07:30 AM