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Cut flymo mower cable with hedge trimmer

quad_red · 2012-05-12 07:04:18

Accidentally half cut the cable for the flymo mower with the hedge trimmer. Sigh. Anyone recommend someplace in Dublin to replace the cable? Will a lawnmower shop do something that more electrical repair? Thanks, Quad Edit: it's not even a flymo. It's a Bosch rotak 34.

12-05-2012 07:04AM

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quad_red

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Accidentally half cut the cable for the flymo mower with the hedge trimmer.

Sigh.

Anyone recommend someplace in Dublin to replace the cable?

Will a lawnmower shop do something that more electrical repair?

Thanks,
Quad

Edit: it's not even a flymo. It's a Bosch rotak 34.

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#2 12-05-2012 03:14PM

bmaxi

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Any electrical appliance repair shop will be able to fix it or you could buy a connector http://www.maplin.co.uk/2-pin-flex-connector-13176?tabid=1&c=4821&u=mapauto&doy=search&menuname=fuse+wireagain.:cool, and join the two halves, just be sure you connect the side with the pins to the lawnmower end of the join.

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#3 13-05-2012 09:42AM

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I generally just use the white connector blocks.

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