@7fgf7 Great question! Sand (left over from sanding the roads in the winter) dead leaves, dead grass, sticks and any other debris that is in the lawn in the spring. That's a big issue here in New England. The key is to do it before the grass turns green and starts to grow.
@Pank412 There is a 23cc model and a 34 cc model. 23cc and up is enough power but it has to have a good quality solid steel driveshaft and a good heavy duty clutch. That is just as important, if not more so, than the engine size.
@garrett6699 It's one of those things you really have to try. It gets more stuff out of the lawn and it really does take less time. The video doesn't really do it justice.
Of course that's why we have demo units for people to try :-)
@HDReynoldsGenMdse will it dig into harder dirt, that hasn't been "prepared" ahead of time? could you start a new garden, with it? just wondering how strong it is.
I used it to tear up a small patch of lawn near the house so I could mulch, and the ground was pretty hard. It was a bit of work but it did the job. I don't think I'd recommend it for breaking sod to make a new garden. If you are in the Berkshire County, MA area, we do have one we rent so you could try it out.
what is he actually removing
7fgf7 3 weeks ago
@7fgf7 Great question! Sand (left over from sanding the roads in the winter) dead leaves, dead grass, sticks and any other debris that is in the lawn in the spring. That's a big issue here in New England. The key is to do it before the grass turns green and starts to grow.
HDReynoldsGenMdse 3 weeks ago
Wow. I would have killed for one of these while I was doing construction.
taeldian 7 months ago
Good work, cool machine.
Response166 7 months ago
How many cc does the powerhead need to be to push that properly?
Pank412 7 months ago
@Pank412 There is a 23cc model and a 34 cc model. 23cc and up is enough power but it has to have a good quality solid steel driveshaft and a good heavy duty clutch. That is just as important, if not more so, than the engine size.
HDReynoldsGenMdse 7 months ago
anyone saying a rake would work this well deserves to be a custodian for life!
not trying to be a hater just saying watching the video you can clearly see how well its working
3dwardXP 8 months ago
I'm going to be the most badass janitor when I get one of those.
norxcontacts 11 months ago
i love it!
canadacatalyst 11 months ago
I dont get how this cuts time??? The guy went over the same spot for a minute. I could have done it with a rake in 20 seconds.
garrett6699 1 year ago
@garrett6699 It's one of those things you really have to try. It gets more stuff out of the lawn and it really does take less time. The video doesn't really do it justice.
Of course that's why we have demo units for people to try :-)
HDReynoldsGenMdse 1 year ago
@HDReynoldsGenMdse I can see how it gets even the smaller stuff the rake leaves behind. I guess i'll have to try one.
garrett6699 1 year ago
@HDReynoldsGenMdse that is awesome
6013welder 1 year ago
thats sweet to bad there so expensive
nickisamazing1 1 year ago
@nickisamazing1
For a commercial user they pay for themselves in less than a week.
For someone who doesn't have a big enough job to justify the investment, that's why we rent them :-)
HDReynoldsGenMdse 1 year ago
use guys ever use the cultivator attachment? just wondering how good it is. thinking about buying for my home garden.
thatbastardson 1 year ago
@thatbastardson
We sure have and it works very well. Very handy for doing beds and flower gardens.
HDReynoldsGenMdse 1 year ago
@HDReynoldsGenMdse will it dig into harder dirt, that hasn't been "prepared" ahead of time? could you start a new garden, with it? just wondering how strong it is.
thatbastardson 1 year ago
I used it to tear up a small patch of lawn near the house so I could mulch, and the ground was pretty hard. It was a bit of work but it did the job. I don't think I'd recommend it for breaking sod to make a new garden. If you are in the Berkshire County, MA area, we do have one we rent so you could try it out.
HDReynoldsGenMdse 1 year ago