Our shop is located in Unit 3, Tanavalla Ind Estate, Listowel, Co. Kerry, V31 TC95.

Mon to Fri 9am to 6pm, Saturdays – 9am to 2pm

YES, we supply a warranty on the new parts fitted during repair.

Yes we can collect and deliver in the area.

It depends on how much you use it, but at least once every year, because lubricants and fuel deteriorate over time and things get loose and need to be attended to before they cause damage.

As soon as you notice it is not cutting well, and possibly making fine dust instead of large chips.

The most likely answer is that the bar has worn unevenly and needs to be dressed.

Tractor/Ride ons are normally FOC. Smaller items will incur a charge which will depend on distance out and back.

When you notice that the grass is not being cut cleanly and seems to be bruised rather than cut. It is essential that your blades are not only sharpened but also balanced to avoid damaging vibration.

As much as you can afford is the best answer. The old saying, that you get what you pay for, has never been more true.

Contact JPD and we will give you genuine advice to help you make the right choice.

In order that we supply you with the correct part we need the manufacturers name and model number, the year of manufacture and the serial number.

We keep a huge range of parts and accessories including chains for all makes of chainsaws. In the event that we do not stock the part you need we can order and get it for you in a couple of days.

This is the most important questions. Two stroke engines most modern engines will run on fifty to one mix, but this must be a high grade synthetic two stroke oil. If you are in any doubt contact us for more detail.

This varies with manufacturers and is normally one year from date of purchase, but with STIHL and Viking it is a two year warranty for all their domestic equipment.

Some mowers are better than others at collecting, if yours used to work well but not now, the answer may be down to blade wear or in many cases it’s because the material in the bag has become clogged with dirt. This causes the draft to stop carrying the cut grass into the bag. Try pressure washing it and see does it improve.

Every machine comes with an owner’s manual (it’s the law). Keep it safe and read it carefully, it gives valuable information on safety. When it comes to chainsaws, it’s the same but remember to wear a safety helmet and visor, chainsaw gloves and safety pants. Never cut alone, never cut anything above shoulder height, where possible only cut branches etc. on a proper saw horse. Don’t allow the chain to touch the ground, not even for a second.

Never tip the mower over on its side for this. Lay a walk behind mower back on its handles with it’s spark plug pointing upwards. Have someone hold the handles down while you check out the underside. With ride ons it’s more difficult, lift the cutting deck to its highest and run the mower up on two planks to lift it’s front, then lie on the ground and check the blades.

Never tip the mower over on its side for this. Lay a walk behind mower back on its handles with it’s spark plug pointing upwards. Have someone hold the handles down while you check out the underside. With ride ons it’s more difficult, lift the cutting deck to its highest and run the mower up on two planks to lift it’s front, then lie on the ground and check the blades.