At Fenland Spirit Services, we specialise in the service, repair and maintenance of lawnmowers, ride-ons and garden machinery. With deep roots in horticultural engineering, we combine main-dealer expertise with honest, affordable prices and a friendly, efficient approach.
Founded in 2015 by Stuart and Carol Palmer, our family-run business on the outskirts of Littleport has grown steadily through reputation and customer trust. Stuart brings decades of hands-on experience — from agricultural and horticultural engineering to automotive diagnostics and MOT testing — supported by a skilled local team.
Whether your lawnmower needs a simple tune-up or full rebuild, we’re here to keep your garden equipment running smoothly.
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At Fenland Spirit Services, we’re proud to be main dealers for EGO, Cobra, Stiga and Mountfield — offering a great range of lawnmowers, garden machinery and lifestyle equipment. Every mower we sell is fully serviced, comes with a warranty, and is backed by expert aftercare to keep it running when you need it most.
We’re passionate about helping customers discover modern, efficient alternatives to petrol, and our friendly, knowledgeable team is always happy to offer honest, impartial advice. Whether you’re buying new, need your current machine repaired, or just want your secateurs sharpened, our fully equipped workshop and collection and delivery service make it easy.
Call us today — we’re here to help you get the best from your garden.
At Fenland Spirit Services, we provide expert servicing, repairs and maintenance for all makes of 2-stroke and 4-stroke garden machinery. From strimmers, chainsaws and hedge trimmers to pressure washers, generators, rotavators and tillers, our skilled team keeps your equipment running at its best.
We also service small-engined construction equipment, so whatever you’re working with, we’re here to help — just get in touch to discuss your needs.
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December may be chilly, but your garden still needs a bit of love. Plus, it’s a magical time to add festive touches and appreciate the winter landscape. Wondering how to sprinkle some garden magic into the season? Let’s find out….
November is a quieter month, but there’s still plenty to do to get your garden winter ready. The frosty mornings signal it’s time to tuck your garden in for a long winter nap. Want to know how to give your…
The garden is glowing with autumn colours. October is all about preparing for winter while enjoying the last bursts of beauty. Crisp mornings and golden leaves make it a pleasure to be outside. What tricks and tasks will help your…
September signals the start of autumn, with cooler evenings and a hint of change in the air. It’s a lovely month to tidy up and prepare your garden for the months ahead while enjoying the last bursts of late-summer colour….
August brings warm days and the tail-end of summer magic. It’s the perfect time to enjoy your garden while doing a bit of maintenance to keep it looking fabulous. The days are long, the evenings are warm, and your plants…
July is here, and that means long, sunny days and warm evenings perfect for enjoying your garden. But to keep it looking its best, there are a few jobs that need your attention. So, grab your gardening gloves and let’s…
This is a generic quick-start guide for two-stroke powered chainsaws. Please consult the manual that came with your chainsaw for the correct fuel mixture that is supposed to be used and to familiarise yourself with the controls for your chainsaw….
This issue is often encountered if either of the following occurs: A mower is stored over winter without emptying it of fuel first If old fuel is used to top up the lawn mower It is important to use ‘fresh’…
From time-to-time, you may need to drain the lawnmower of oil and fuel, either to transport it, or as part of a regular service routine. The following instructions cover Mountfield and Honda engine walk-behind lawnmowers. What you will need –…
Your lawnmower is arguably the most important garden tool in your shed or garage. Keep it in tip-top condition with our helpful care and maintenance guide: When you purchase your new lawn mower, make sure to familiarise yourself with the…
It is not advisable to cut grass that is very wet. This is because wet grass doesn’t cut as well as dry grass and tends to produce larger grass clippings. These wet clippings then clump together and can block up…
As with mowing and collecting grass, it is best to wait for the grass to dry before mulching. Wet grass will not cut as cleanly and is likely to clump together – so rather than being mulched and injected back…
Unlike a car battery, most ride-on mower batteries do not generate enough charge when in use to adequately recharge the battery. Therefore, it is necessary to recharge the battery regularly. Most ride-on mowers come with a charger – check with…
If you have a petrol lawnmower, we recommend completely draining the machine of fuel. Petrol starts to go stale after 30 days from purchase. If left in your mower over winter, it could damage the carburettor and engine, causing your…
The life of your battery will vary depending on the spec of the battery, how often it is used and how well it is maintained. Modern lithium-ion lawnmower batteries should typically last for around 600 cycles, equating to approximately 7…
If it is a plastic clip-together model, make sure each part is correctly and fully clipped together (check your manual and assembly you-tube videos for help). If your collector is a canvas bag model and comes with a metal frame,…
Check that the mulching plug (if your mower has this function) is not in place. The mulching plug blocks the grass chute to allow you to mulch and needs to be removed to collect grass via the chute. Mulching plugs…
It is likely that your blade boss has sheared off. The blade boss sits behind the blade and holds the blade on with two metal pins – one either side of the centre of the blade. These pins are designed…
Mulching is becoming increasingly popular and used on a regular basis, is an efficient way to recycle your grass clippings back into your lawn. Grass clippings are cut into extra fine particles that are blown down into the lawn to…
If the self-propel on your lawnmower has stopped working, this will cause a loss of drive to the mower and is normally due to one of the following reasons: The clutch cable has lost tension through either stretching or loss…
28 Ten Mile Bank,
Littleport
CB6 1EE
Monday to Thursday | 8:30am – 4:30pm
Friday | 8:30am – 2:30pm
Saturday | 9:30am – 1:00pm
Other Times by Prior Arrangement
Monday to Thursday | 8:30am – 4:30pm
Friday | 8:30am – 2:30pm
Saturday | 9:30am – 1:00pm
Other Times by Prior Arrangement
