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<blockquote data-quote="newjames" data-source="post: 5625876" data-attributes="member: 79970"><p>Do your first ones away from prying eyes. Keep the flails sharp and if your hedges are like ours this year with lots of top growth take a quick pass on the top about three inches above where you want to end up. As has been said angle the sides in a bit at the top as it allows more light in to keep the sides thicker</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="newjames, post: 5625876, member: 79970"] Do your first ones away from prying eyes. Keep the flails sharp and if your hedges are like ours this year with lots of top growth take a quick pass on the top about three inches above where you want to end up. As has been said angle the sides in a bit at the top as it allows more light in to keep the sides thicker [/QUOTE]
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