Will this unit work for pinecones? Vines?
1987077
Although this unit might work for pine cones and vines, I don't think you would be happy with the performance. This chipper has a smaller bottom screen through which processed material must pass. The screen holes are about an inch in diameter, which should be sufficient, although I have found "green", wet or material with dirt, such as root stock, will clog up the screen. You then must remove 8-lock nuts on the back of the unit to clear the screen. That can be anoying. This one handles small branches very nicely.
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
65215
This thing is okay for around your flower or vegetable beds.It is quite powerfull for it's size. Greenworks doesn't supply those tines. If you have a set and you make them fit, you probably will be able to use them. Be prepared for some bouncing though.
2160645
should work fine for that. it works well as a substitute for a hoe since the action of this tool is to cut the roots and base of weeds below thw surface. You still should remove the loostened plant / weed debris. But it helps maintaining a garden space much easier than removing each weed by hand.
577935
Yes it will work for plants but I'm not sure how well , may need two of them.
635971
It should work fine. The basket inside the holder will hold a lot of pine needles due to its size. My pool gets a lot of maple leaves and red bud leaves in the fall of the year. This device will hold a lot of leaves before you have to empty it. It will holds much more leaves than the standard skimmer basket which keeps me from emptying it as often. I believe it should hold a lot more pine needles than large leaves. I say go for it. Hope this helps in making your decision.
1633525
It may but it is not intended for that. It is meant to kill stumps or freshly cut vines by manually painting the cut.
99847
Works really well on eucalyptus and such leaves. Does not work well at all with pine needles as it clogs up almost instantly.
1446367
I would think it would work to remove leaves & pine needles, providing there's a thick enough layer built up so as to be caught by the rake ... The blade does not down directly on the roof because of the little wheels that are on the blade.
1923580
Yes it will work well. We use ours almost exclusively for vegtable plants in the garden
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.
1521257
I would not recommend this machine for acorns. They are too tough and heavy. The TriVac works fine on grass, leaves, dirt, weeds, etc.
1174889
Thomas, I used mine for spraying herbicides and would have expected the Chapin to also be suitable for watering plants. A word of caution however in that I had to return my unit after the pumping unit broke within just a couple of weeks. Personally, I would spend a bit more and get the Stihl unit. Good luck with the watering.
530612
This system is a little big for herbs. Your best bet for herbs and such would be an aerogarden deluxe or something similar.
1519444
It has fewer functions then the ProC, but for basic watering schedules it will work fine. The i stands for indoor, be sure to install in a sheltered location.
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.
260430
I have only used the blower function (which works great), but I think it it would work fine on pine needles. The needles should probably be dry because the metal fan impeller pulverizes things that are vacuumed. If the needles were green (and sticky) it might cause a problem. Then you could just blow them into a pile.