Darlac Sickle Long DP756 Reviews

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Did the product suit your needs? Yes

“Not used it yet but looks a brilliant piece of kit”

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Posted 4 months ago

Did the product suit your needs? yes

“Very strong and sharp. Easy to use and fit for purpose.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Well designed. Sturdy. Long handle means I can cut at ground level or overhead. Won't cut tree branches like a machete but cuts through blackberry bushes if you swing hard enough.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I was very pleased with the Darlac sickle dp756, it dealt with the clearing or the overgrown very well, excellent bit of kit, David timmis.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“I gave the sickle as a present to a family member. I do have a Darlac short handled sickle and it is very effective. Because it is so sharp, it would have been perfect if it had a blade guard supplied as well.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“excellent bit of kit - lightweight but cleared huge bed of nettles in minutes . easy to re-sharpen why required . buy one !!!!”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Ordered the sickle to cut reeds that had taken over our natural pond. Perfect tool for the job, light to use, well balanced and effective. Probably a stroke of luck but the sickle could be left in the water with the end of the handle floating just above the surface, great when you're in the middle of the pond gathering the cut reeds together. All in all, really pleased with the product and very happy to recommend this item.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Without doubt, the best money I’ve spent in the garden! I’ve recently bought a barn conversion with a half acre paddock - untouched by human hand for decades. There were waist-high rushes, thistles, docks, nettles and brambles. I was going to hire a sickle bar mower but the land was so boggy and stony I was frightened of ruining the machine. I have absolutely no experience of using a sickle, but thought for the money I’d give it a try first before I gave in and hired a team of strong men. I’ve just finished the last strip this morning - under a week since I started. Not only do I have a neat(ish) paddock, I’ve got muscles Arnie would be proud of, and a very smug, self-satisfied feeling. Buy one!”

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Posted 3 years ago