how would it hold up to a weed wacker
338408
It would probably hold up pretty good with light weed whacking. I would not hit it too hard though as it is just plastic and repeated hits would probably either break it or tear off the edges. I've had this in a dog pen chain link fence for years now and it's held up great!
338409
It depends on the power of the whacker and size of its cutting line... plus how long it was whacking away at the slats. The metal chain links would help too
628104
So far I have had no problems with the durability of the product, including routine use of a weed whacker.
1085597
no problem. best weeding tool I've ever owned. extremely sturdy, like a shovel which has been ground down into shape, only even more stout. once you get the 'hang' of using it (and it is always best to wet the ground a few hours before weeding), there isn't any weed which will survive...
2254550
It Might hold up. It's very sturdy.... But would not recommend it just in case
804609
It should hold that, it's a pretty durable. I had my grill and a few cases of beer stacked on them all weekend!
1725946
the blade is positioned to cut edges and not to cut horizontally so can't be used as a weed wacker a bit too dangerous if you try.
691495
The claws clamp loosely around the weed. If the weed is large enough it grips good, small weeds doesn't grip that well. Overall they work quite well. Lot better than being on your hands and knees constantly.
1680781
depends on how long the weeds are. 6in or more is difficult, will need to go over area a couple times. works great on grass even if it is a little long.
767745
It should loosen it enough that you can pull it up. It is a digger not a hoe. I have used in when a friend offered me and some friends all the plants I could dig that were overrun by weeds and I had to fight my friends over it. Once they used mine, they did not want to use their hoes.
967470
I'm not sure because I haven't used up the ones that came with it yet, but I'm thinking of trying to find weed wacker line that is the same diameter and trying it. Sorry this isn't very helpful.
1546436
It should hold up well. I haven't had any problems. I've used every club with it.
649896
This unit is not going to replace a gas powered weed wacker. It can handle more than light work. When doing heavier work, weeds around 6-7 inches tall, you're going to get about a half hour of running time on the batteries. Normal yard work, you'll get about 40-45 minutes. Keep in mind the unit comes with 2 batteries and running time includes both batteries. I'm probably being conservative on the run time; it all depends on how you actually use it. Some people leave it running while they walk around, others turn it on and off.
1367047
I no longer have it, but it was low enough to easily bend and reach the ground to pull weeds. Plus; it had a convenient storage compartment. What I didn't like was that it was not very durable.
1965651
It seems pretty durable to me. It clogs up if there's lots of grass but that's about it. Overall, I'm very pleased with it.
1187490
That is why I wanted it to mow a slope, and it did what I needed. It's very light weight and will take a while to accomplish your goal,but you don't have to bend over as much due to the wheels. In other words it's a weedeater with wheels.
1659043
Yes, it should hold up with tires running over it. Very heavy. Not good for home use. Too heavy if you are always going to be winding it up or moving it around much.
1053654
I roll my bag through bumpy parking lots every day I use it and now I roll it down curbs and small stairs out of laziness to carry it down. It has held up quite well. The wheels take the impact down very well. I don't know how it would hold up for long distances but through a college campus it just shows normal wear and tear. The wheels haven't bent or gotten stuck.