Can this be used to pick up rocks at the bottom of the pool?
829046
I would guess up to 10lbs I have been using it for leaves but wet leaves are heavy Just don't over load it and it should be fine
829047
Yes, I have picked up very small landscape stones from my pool that the dogs kicked in.
829048
I would guess up to 10lbs I have been using it for leaves but wet leaves are heavyJust don't over load it and it should be fine
2279
i havent tried it on those, but it picks up sweet gum balls very well, and i believe it would pick up anything that is basically round in shape.
1885090
I am pretty positive it will work on even smaller rocks maybe 1/4" and 1/2". The only problem I see is for the item to work is the ground needs to be firm or you will just push the rock deeper into the soil. Picking up pecans the ground is hard packed and the nuts press in very easy. Hope this helps
1298782
It should work the same as it does for an above-ground pool - meaning that it will only clean the bottom and any slopes. It does not climb the sides of the pool like those that are especially made for in-ground pools.
606302
It can, if you push it hard enough, however it will not pick anything up and will most likely break if you do attempt to use it in this manner.
1473322
The bottom of the pool is very thin, so I imagine hitting the bottom with even a kids shovel would tear it .
132932
I have used this mainly for outside picking up limbs trash and some rocks, no doubt it can pick up a jar of pickles, I would add though, you need a good grip strength, something I lack because of arthritis, the tool will undoubtably do the job in my opinion
1885091
I am guessing. If the rocks are flat--probably not. If the rocks are not flat it would probably work.
281185
Yes, but do the math on the flow ratings to determine how long it will take. Also consider that the electrical cord is permanently connected and is only a certain length (check specs). You may not be able to place it on the bottom of the pool because the junction to the extension chord would be under water so you would have to lower the pump as the water line lowers. Make sense?
1731943
Absolutely, Ihave had mine for a year and it has worked for removing lawnclippings,dirt and various debris.It works really good in my in ground pool
1345272
Yes, as long as they are not compressed into the ground. I have an area with some #2 gravel that I have to avoid because it picks up some of the gravel also.
2275882
I don't know. The bucket I purchased is designed for rock, dirt, etc. It also can move heavy objects in the 250 pound range well. They, Swisher, sell a snow plow attachment for that purpose.
1434430
I believe you can. It does climb up the sides of the pool and goes back down, but that should not effect the rings at all.
150398
It does vacuum the bottom of the pool well. Doesn't pick like leaves well. Not really go a lot to the sides. Still a good vacuum for our purpose.
1791899
I used mine to remove paint and stain from the patio around our pool. It did an awesome job and depending how much downward pressure you put, will determine how much concrete it removes.
1885089
I guess you could. Never tried it. One thing is that pecans are easier to pick up because they are smooth sided and go into the picker upper easily if the ground is hard. This is a fun item when I get pecans and I look forward to taking the grandchildren along, but it could be a real pain to try to manually clear a field of rocks.
253803
It worked well with the dirt on the bottom of our pool. I've never used an expensive one, so I can't compare.