Does it really do a good job on cattails????
862194
I have lily pads and it works great. The guy who recommended it to me has reeds and showed me a picture of how it cleared out his shoreline.He couldn't even see the lake before he used it. Be careful because it is razor sharp.
862195
Yes, worked very well on a pond I have that was overrun with them. Only complaint I have was the supplied rope which wore out after the first days use. I replaced it with a more durable rope which works perfectly.
862196
We love the weed razor for our lake weeds and water Lillies. We don't have any cattail s on our property. It's dangerously sharp and slices weeds like butter. We love it. But it is heavy and you have to throw it over the weeds and drag it back to you as it slices the weeds. If the cat tails are tall you may not be able to get over them. Good luck.
862197
Yes - it's so sharp it cuts right through them. You tie a rope to it and throw it out into the pond, then pull it back towards the shore with the rope.
862198
I have used it some on cattails and it cuts them quite well. You have to tug pretty good sometimes though. Overall I am very pleased.
1372978
Spunky, I used my Stihl back pack sprayer. Used a ration of one Spray and Forget to 2 of water in the sprayer. Do not expect this product to produce immediate results. My house is all brick except the sofitts which are vinyl clad. Brick on my terrace looked terrible as did some of the sofitts and I sprayed both. At first I thought I had wasted my money but after a couple of good showers I started to see the how well it really did work. It has probably been about two to three years since my first application. Still looks good.
423024
This may sound odd but when im trying to get into hard to reach places or really stick in hair, ill dampen a micro fiber and use that to break it loose so that im not applying alot of pressure on the brush.. the brush works well on anything it can grab, ive been able to use the brush on 90% of hair in the car
36707
It has done a good job on my property which is covered with "Post Oak" trees. These trees product small size acorns by the tons. The trees are also notorious for small branch tips falling to the ground, and the mulcher will chew them up too if you allow an appropriate feed rate.
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Actually it works better than expected. I added the 8" Renegade blade. With the blade it cuts through 1 - 2 inch woody stalks easily. Larger woody branches and trees require more than one pass but really no issue considering the size of this machine. It is extremely light. The grips and harness are comfortable. I cleared about an acre with this cutter that was a combo of small trees 15' or so high, brush, and grass with zero issues. It makes a nice string trimmer too. I have zero regrets or complaints with this cutter. I tend to push it hard. Because it is so light and quiet, fatigue isn't a problem even after using it for more than 6 hours straight. Actually it works better than expected. I added the 8" Renegade blade. With the blade it cuts through 1 - 2 inch woody stalks easily. Larger woody branches and trees require more than one pass but really no issue considering the size of this machine. It is extremely light. The grips and harness are comfortable. I cleared about an acre with this cutter that was a combo of small trees 15' or so high, brush, and grass with zero issues. It makes a nice string trimmer too. I have zero regrets or complaints with this cutter. I tend to push it hard. Because it is so light and... » Read More Actually it works better than expected. I added the 8" Renegade blade. With the blade it cuts through 1 - 2 inch woody stalks easily. Larger woody branches and trees require more than one pass but really no issue considering the size of this machine. It is extremely light. The grips and harness are comfortable. I cleared about an acre with this cutter that was a combo of small trees 15' or so high, brush, and grass with zero issues. It makes a nice string trimmer too. I have zero regrets or complaints with this cutter. I tend to push it hard. Because it is so light and quiet, fatigue isn't a problem even after using it for more than 6 hours straight. « Show Less
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I purchased this to pull stubborn limbs out of tree that wouldn't fall on their own. It seems to hook up pretty good on its own in trees. I guess it all depends on what you are tryin to climb. I will say that it seems to be made well.
319634
It really only covers there paws. I'm not sure how much protection it would be against foxtails. It's strong enough rubber it would probably hold up but couldn't say for sure.
1273211
Yes it really does. Try renting them first from a local shop and see for your self. It's great for landscapes.
1055013
it worked fine on my Trex Deck.... just spray it on, wait and then lightly brush it off.
2038676
It does a moderately good job of removing thatch, but you still have to rake it up. I borrowed a neighbors lawn tractor that has a catcher and that cleaned up the loosen thatch.
270643
I've only used mine a few times to do my fence and deck, it really works wonders. A bit messy, but I see no reason why this would no work on furniture. I plan to do my cabinets this coming spring with my graco.
1879791
Yes, it worked for me and that's exactly why I used it. You need to add some good ol' fashioned elbow grease because it's quite a workout, but does the job!
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Yes, it does very well. Make sure if grass is tall you use the highest setting for the wheels, then next time drop it down a little lower.
1803114
Yes, it works well for leaves and clippings but it does get very heavy when the grass/leaves are wet. My husband likes it and we have a huge yard so he can do it in three passes without having to empty the bag. It is a good investment!
2115738
I was just looking at the bristles today and I'm pretty sure it's something like Rayon or Nylon, not horsehair. Regardless, It's an awesome tool! It gets into all the corners, nooks and crannies. I am not disappointed. If you can find horsehair for only an extra $20, I'd say go for it.
1236270
Sort of , sometimes .... The product is very cheaply made and the brushes are also cheaply made and there aren't really any adjustments. As you push the product you can raise or lower the bar as you walk but it is still too cheap and too weak to do much good. If your acorns are on the driveway or sidewalks then " Foget about it !" . If your acorns have recently fallen and are laying gently on top of the grass and your grass is not real thick then it might pick up 1/2 of them especially if you go over and over and over your lawn.
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Yes, I recommend that you use the widest fan spray setting to start & adjust from there. I've used it on redwood fence boards & it does a great job. I'd guess your deck wood is harder than the redwood. I suggest minimizing the narrow stream nozzle setting from up close as it may damage the wood. You'll have to do some trial & error to figureout ehat works & what doesn't.