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History

and background

Sever

al years ago Graham Wilson,

a retired engineer was cutting hedges

in his garden. After a long hard day, he

said to himself there must be an easier

and safer way to do this job!!

So he set about trying to solve the

problems that all gardeners face when

they venture out to cut their hedges.

At first it started out as a hobby, but

the more Graham got closer to solving

the problems, the more determined he

was to see the job through. In 2000,

he received a number of UK government

grants for safety and innovation, which

helped him fund the initial stages of the

project. He then approached a number

of leading garden tool manufacturers,

with a view to them taking on his

invention. Without exception they

all rejected his concept.

Graham however, was determined

to see his vision through. He was

convinced he had a concept that would

dramatically benefit gardeners around

the world, that concept would change

a potentially dangerous and time

consuming chore, into a far more

pleasant and safe gardening function.

To achieve his goal Graham needed

to raise substantial funds and in 1999,

Graham Wilson - Inventor and Chairman of Garden Groom

at the age of 53, he re-mortgaged his

home and ploughed all of his savings

into the development of his invention.

Ye Ye

Years on and after spending a small

fortune on development, manufacturing

and patent costs and with many

disappointments and rejections along

the way, Graham has succeeded in

introducing the GARDEN GROOM to

gardeners around the world.

He has truly solved the problems

associated with hedge trimming and

with the GARDEN GROOM has presented

a unique product that cuts, shreds and

captures the majority of waste material

and with its concealed blade, makes

it virtually impossible to cut the

mains cable.

Great ideas are always worth fighting for!

Thanks Graham.

Garden Groom Midi Volume Bag Instructions

Your Volume bag Attachment

The volume bag attachment is supplied fully assembled,

(see fig. 1)

Check the assembly for damage and ensure all the component

parts are in perfect condition and firmly connected together

before proceeding.

Preparing your Volume Bag

Lay the hose, extension tube and bag out in a straight line

adjacent to the hedge to be trimmed, positioning the bag

behind the anticipated direction of progress. Ensure the hose

is not twisted and the bag is sitting square on its flat base.

Attach the extension tube (Fig.2) to your Garden Groom Midi

as illustrated (Fig.3), by offering the inlet of the tube to the

exhaust of the Groom. Lift the back of the tube up to the

underside of the machine, ensuring the interlock peg is

aligned with the interlock switch, in the same way as the

conventional container

Secure the tube with the retaining clip.

Plug your Garden Groom Midi into the mains electrical supply

and switch on.

Your Garden Groom Midi should now be ready for use. If however

it does not operate, check the interlock peg is correctly aligned

with the switch and the retaining clip is firmly in place. If the

problem persists, refer to the Troubleshooting page at the back of

the Garden Groom Midi manual.

Use of your Volume Bag Attachment

Start up the Groom in the normal manor by operating the

main switch and the front switch, ensuring the safety switch is

released on the rear handle. The flexible hose and volume bag

will inflate, providing a clear passage for the debris to flow from

the Groom exhaust to the bag.

As progress is made, to avoid any restriction of movement

and strain on the tube/hose coupling, occasionally pull the

bag along by the hose in advance of the cutting location.

During use, minor kinking of the hose is acceptable, however,

ensure the tube is not twisted, as this will restrict the flow of

waste material.

It will be necessary to periodically shake the debris down

the hose to ensure smooth conveyance of material into the

volume bag.

When the bag is sufficiently full, unzip the flap at the rear end and

pour the shredded material into an appropriate receptacle or onto

a compost area.

Working from a ladder

When working from a ladder, always ensure it is stable on solid

ground and never overreach.

Take care when positioning the ladder there is sufficient freedom

of movement for the mains cable and the flexible tube.

Always ensure the position of the ladder, bag and hose do not

cause a potential tripping hazard or create any restriction of

movement during the hedge trimming operation.

Storage

Ensure the tube, hose and bag are completely free of waste

material before storing away.

Store in a dry clear place free of hazards that could cause

damage to any of the component parts.

Safety

Check periodically there are no breaks or damage to the

volume bag assembly.

The Garden Groom Midi should never be used without the

extension tube or hose in position.

Never insert your hand up the extension tube.

Warning

Always unplug your Garden Groom Midi from the mains electrical

supply before carrying out any mainteneance.

Damage

The three component parts of the Volume Bag Attachment have

been designed for easy detachment. If the extension tube is

damaged simply detach the hose by untying the cord.

If the hose is damaged unzip the coupling at the bag

and untie the extension tube. For volume bag damage

simply unzip the hose.

Always wear

protective eyewear