Is the Ridgid 27013 K-400AF design for root removal?
2007776
It easily took care of my root issues, but the product says it is not designed for root removal. Mine were pretty small in diameter.
1116245
The manual does not specify the number of teeth. Maybe you could go to the BD site. The pole saw works great.
951224
I use WD-40. These pruners rust really easily too. You might want to scrub the blades with rubbing alcohol and then oil them.. Honestly these pruners suck and if you can get the 3/4 inch version made in china cheap just go with those.
1449576
I cannot tell you to what degree, however I was able to find a ton of information on the Berkey website. Also, keep in mind that it comes with the standard Black Berkey filters and there are additional filters you can purchase (which I did) that filter out fluoride and arsenic. PS - the fluoride in water is not the "good kind" that you want for your teeth.
687466
I don't know, i believe it is used only with the soil to hold it and spreads through th roots this way. Contact Bonide, I am sure they would know the answer. Jim
2093179
The concept is identical. I hope that the Grossan machine's motor is more robust given that it's designed for irrigation, but I'm not sure. My wife & I burned out a waterpik in 11 months. This has to last ~30 months to be a break even vs. annual waterpik purchases.Has anyone used the Grossan machine for 3 years or more w/o problems or breakdowns?Jon
413756
I have a Hitachi CF10 and a Steel City Cabinet saw, the jig fits both. Agree with others here that if your Ridgid has standard size slots you should be ok.
2192888
The base of the k-40 requires a much larger hole, than 3/8". So, in answer to your question, I would say "NO".
116183
I'm not familiar with the Ridgid saws but suspect it will with some new holes drilled.
949315
This worked great in our Earthwise weed trimmer. And it looks like it goes to other Earthwise tools. I hope this helps!
2259900
I have not tried using it in that method. I have used trimmings from a spider plant and that produced very good roots for replant.
1263062
No. It is amazing how deep of a root it will pull up. It pulls out really deep roots with no problem.
990105
I would suppose that depends on how closely set the stones are, and whether you can lift them to maneuver the tool. I've lifted deep vines, but if this is a true tap root, one would guess that this would be a time where you might have to add a systemic remedy to kill the root or dig and chop it out. In all likelihood, a deeply set and well grown root is not going to be pulled up with a tool like this. That said, this is a well-made and very effective tool for many purposes.
1140880
Ridgid warranty on reconditioned tools is 1 year. I just received mine for $75 from Woot.com and it looks and works like new.
923881
Simmer down. These questions are answered by other customer and not employees. I can confirm that the tool I received is NOT the same as in the picture. Mine only does 1/2 and 3/4 and does not have replaceable jaws. But I knew that going into it so it wasn't a problem.
1217910
No, the shaft is completely round and will not fit in an extender since there is no drive on the shaft. It will not chew up palm roots as the auger will slip in the drill chuck at the least obstacle. This auger is simply too large to not have had some form of spline or drive capability on the shaft and this three inch auger will generate considerable torque and slip at the slightest obstruction. I found this auger not fit for purpose and returned to supplier.
813349
This product will work., The key is t make sure you use the reverse key on your drill for both task (drilling into the stripped head and the extraction). And oh yes, make sure you use the same bit for both task. Again, this product does work. I have used it several times and it has not failed me. Good luck.