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Why I Chose This Lawn Sweeper
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- čas přidán 15. 11. 2023
- Here's an in-depth review of the Agri-Fab 26" Lawn Sweeper - sharing my nine-month experience with it. I discuss its features, performance, and two key improvements I made for enhanced functionality.
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It looks great and I found where I can get it here in Australia but I will probably get a cheaper one. I figure for a quarter of the price it does not matter so much if I need to replace it. And also with a smaller yard and tight spots between the trees a 21 inch rather the 26 might be better.
I would of bought one that pulls behind the mower to make it faster.
Perfect solution. You can build compost bin and toss the materials together for use in mulching after the composting has done its work.
That's right!
Love my sweeper! Best investment I made, next to Ego mower that has been going strong for 6 years! A huge plus it picks up all those pine needles
I would absolutely agree with you! We're using our mowers weekly so that's the obvious first choice but the lawn sweeper what I use most often otherwise. My lawn sweeper gets more action because I don't have a bagger on my mower, but the sweeper picks things up at least 5x the rate.
I wonder... will this thing work well picking up golf balls...? 🤔
I need something also, I have fifteen huge pine trees with pine straw and cones all over the place. I did find a tool that's great for the cones but the pine straw makes me crazy and this time of year during the cold it's all over. I'd love to get them all cut down hauled off and the stumps grinded down but it would be close to $50K, I'm also looking at those landscaper rakes you can tow behind your riding mower.
Cutting down trees is an expensive endeavor. I grew up in a rural part of NW FL and we had the same situation - lots of pines and red oaks that dumped tons of leaves, pine straw, and pine cones. We had a riding lawn mower and attached a lawn sweeper to the back. We had a process of mowing (to mulch everything up and push all the debris towards the middle of the yard) and the lawn sweeper would pick up as we went along. I highly recommend this method if you have that many trees
Good review
Thanks! Glad it helped.
Grass clippings are great for nitrogen production, would you consider a better mulching blade to help feed your grass and save you cost in fertilizers.
You're right, grass clippings are great for adding nitrogen back into the soil. I do recommend using a good mulching blade to recycle nutrients. Always keep it sharp too! In situations with frequent rain, it may not allow for us to get out there and mow. The grass grows quickly, and in this case, you might need to remove clippings after you've cut to prevent damage from clumps sitting on top of the grass.
@@GriffithLawnLabs thank you, I understand it’s application better now! It helps to have the right tools for the job. Thanks for sharing again, I enjoyed it!
How does it do with aeration plugs?
I am planning a core aeration soon, so we will find out. When I had it last year, I did not pick up my cores - I left them.
Will this pick up nuts
It picks up the mulch that gets in my grass, so I have little doubt it will pick up larger size nuts. Smaller ones like acorns might be difficult to get them all, but anything larger I would think that it would.
I wonder if this would work for sweet gum balls
It should. I don't have those but it picks up sticks and pine cones. We just had a lot of rain this week and mulch chips washed into the yard. It picked those up too. Just make sure you do my duct tape suggestion. That helps a lot
Bro looks like Luke Rockhold
Haha, I'll take that as a compliment! I'm pretty sure I can still give him a run for his money - even with the height disadvantage. Maybe we can arm wrestle and see who the real Luke Rockhold is around here.