I had one in the past, but this does not show an extention that will reach the bottom, I use it for polishing while sturring up the gravel.
1002732
The HOT filters used to come with the SIPHON-KLEEN and had a hook up that you just replaced the intake with the connector and you could use it like a powered siphon. I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to do the same now even though it's no longer included.
1002733
No extension did not reach bottom but I was using on 38 gal &45 so are deeper. I never could get to work so returned it
1002734
I replaced the supplied plastic intake tube with a 4' section of flexible tubing that is attached to a gravel vacuum tube. Works great!
1002735
I do not recall getting an extension, but I imagine one could be made from some flexible tubing. I've had two and keep them at mid-tank so as NOT to suck up any sand. I usually just stir up the muck at the bottom and then it will get sucked into the filter. Good Luck.
1173091
My experience there's no depth control. I just let it dig in and it mixes it up from 4-8 inches. It's so lightweight you can pull it off/up if it's going too far down.
1934077
It will barely work on rough surface. It is not really meant for that challenge.
1413341
i just got mine about a week ago, but i have used a 3/8 diamond quarter round bit to edge some stone i am working on. the power will work, but you are cutting stone and need to go slow and have all the water you can stand flowing. this would not work on a full bullnose bit, on stone anyway!mike
1562024
Well you hold the bottom in your hand. So yes it does a bit I guess. But it still makes a very even grind. The finer the grind the better, and the courser the less even.
907758
It's about thirty inches, so it will not reach the bottom. However it wouldn't much to wild am extension to the shaft. This is an amazing still mixer for the money.
1687756
I like mine I always wanted one. I had no problems make sure base is level and both polishing ends are seated properly on the shaft if it still wobbles the shaft must be bent then I would return it
1484333
It's possible that the handle is not completely hollow, but it's very hard to tell. I tried pushing a toothpick into the opening and was not able to tell how deep it went. I would advise against this model if you have concerns about being able to clean this area.
1176446
I clear my neighbors gravel driveway and would say this works the same as other blowers I have had. I raise the shoes at the bottom but I still pickup a little gravel. His driveway is not very compact so that may be part of the reason. Still new to me (few storms) but very happy with this blower.
980098
It probably could, but only for loose gravel. It would be best to use a box scraper for that. You could add some weight to it and get a better result. When I add weight to mine, I just wire a wood pallet on top of it.
1153999
I would say if it is like pea gravel or some type of small rock it may be helpful, but I'm afraid it would pick up larger landscaping type rock. When I use them to pick up leaves they even get some dirt
144731
You don't lose a lot of size across the bottom as the edge comes up quickly. The edges are about 2 inches high.
674456
It's not a good idea to use on gravel but, yes it will work. Just leave an inch or more so as not to pick up gravel.
2060240
It has a tip on the bottom but does not come with an extra. the tip it comes with is wide and works well on hard and soft terrain alike. I hope this helps!
1120225
Not really certain but, it's probably not long enough. Try a large and long masonry bit and/or call a local paving stone supplier and ask what they use.
2228402
I used it to fill a small "pothole" on my paver back porch which was probably about an inch deep at it's deepest. It worked perfectly and self-leveled with a little help from the scraper blade. Pothole solved. Just be aware that you only get about 3 cups of the stuff; but that should fill your 1 " by 2 " gap, depending on how long the gap runs.
50011
Firstly, I love this machine. Bailed me out of many feet of both wet and light snow. Yes it propels itself as the rubber blade rotates and, in making contact with the concrete, pulls the machine forward. Good for blacktop and concrete, NOT for gravel as the height is not adjustable. It's meant to be propelled by the blade contacting the ground and gravel would chew the mechanism up and spit the rocks out. Hope it helps.