Does it work on pine cones?
332922
It will, but I don't recommend it. The thicker parts of the pine cones might jam the impeller. I suck up the smaller cones from Magnolia trees. 9 out of 10 will make it through with no problems. One will occasionally jam - but no damage.
332923
I don't have lots of pine cones, but I have mulched a few of them. If the cones are dried and open, it shouldn't have a problem. I wouldn't want to use it on unopened, green cones. But I sure enjoy my Worx machine. It saves so much time and effort and bags.
332924
not really.. the hole is too small for pine cones. PS, you have to make sure whatever you are sucking up is DRY, DRY, DRY, DRY... and small, small, small THEN IT WILL WORK OK...
1495034
I've cut pine saplings the size of my thumb and trimmed back overhanging rhododendron branches. It should do fine. As with a previous answer, a lopper would do better for anything over an inch.
242506
It will pick up and mulch the needles. I am not sure about small twiggy branches. Also, our pine trees are surrounded by dirt. It doesn't work well on this surface as it picks up small pebbles and dirt as well. If your pine needles have fallen on a grass, cement, asphalt or wooden surface it would work.
1726509
Yes. It does quite well with pine needles, you just have to play with the height setting a little till you get the right 'bite'.
260429
I haven't tried it with that. But, pine needles are full of sap, so while I would expect the machine to pick them up, they will likely clog the internal parts. It certainly will blow those little guys, tho, so you could blow them into a pile and pick them up (with gloves, of course.)
487419
Don't know, I only used it on unpainted pine. The color changed to an old weathered look within an hour or so when applied to unpainted wood.
433601
I don't think so.......i only used it on styrofoam and it worked well for that
1191281
It works great for Boy Scout pinewood derby cars that use the nail axles. Not what the dowel style axles are.
373026
I used it on 3" Foam rubber and it work great. You would just have to try it.
242505
It will pick up and mulch the needles. I am not sure about small twiggy branches. Also, our pine trees are surrounded by dirt. It doesn't work well on this surface as it picks up small pebblesand dirt as well. If your pine needles have fallen on a grass, cement, asphalt or wooden surface it would work.
770082
It would work with the pine pellets. Bottom is slotted, under slotted area is a tray that has a large hole in it for urine to go into a catch pan. Not the easiest setup to keep clean. I feel a better choice would be the breeze pan system. My daughter uses that with pine pellets. You don't need any pads. Saw dust falls into tray which can be pulled out and cleaned daily. Very easy. hope this helps
29937
there is a setting for pine straw on the unit, but I don't have many pine trees. As far as using only for straw I really not sure how it works. For leaves I love it
1994972
Yes. Obviously it works better on dry leaves but it works pretty well with wet ones too.
877544
I have used it on various sizes and have found it works well on all of them. The only thing you have to watch is to make sure you don't core too far through the base of the pineapple. It is an excellent product.
1192332
yes i think it would work on all sizes. i have used it several times. sometimes i turn too far & have to back it out a little bit to get it to pull the fruit from the shell however. it is hard to just how far into the pineapple to go.
2158132
I never tried it on bamboo roots. I don't know. But I do know it works on stumps.
2121317
Thank you for replying. I have a flowerbed filled in with river rock that I have been having difficulty removing pine needles from. I don't want to get every last one but it looks shabby the way it it.