how many inches, what is the lowest level to the ground the front will go. My fence around my 2 acre property is 3-4 inches off the ground
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Should easily adjust to the cutting level you want. Model is hard to push smoothly over slightly rough ground. Suggest you buy a self propelled model or at least one with larger rear wheels to make it easier to push.
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You're fine.....I just used mine, and it cuts probably an inch and a half high if the front is on the ground. Since it is like a weed whacker you can cut right up to the fence as well.
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You would have to have the head touching the ground, but I'm pretty sure it will get that low. I love mine because it's easy to start, easy to operate, and very powerful. To save money on the string, I bought it by the roll and cut it to size.
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You could actually mow grass with it, so it is low. Sorry cannot give you exact specifications.
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Sorry, there's a couple of conflicting answers here, how much gap is there between the bottom and the ground? I want to find a way to secure it to the ground so it doesn't walk off like my last one. I was thinking of getting one of those cork screw things they use for dog chain and attaching it with a chain. Not 100% foolproof but hopefully enough of a deterrent. Just need to know if there's enough room under this to do that.
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Ours is 49" above the top of the metal stake part that goes into the ground (which atm is about 4" above ground level), the tug part that hangs down is about 48". If I pull it as hard as I can I can get the end to about 90" away from the ground stake.
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Sorry for the delay. It is fairly low to the ground, maybe 3-4 inches. I returned the product as not sturdy, and very small. Dogs were leery of it.
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Thank you for your question! We recommend to install the wire 1-3 inches into your ground (6-7 inches if you regularly aerate your yard). You can install this system a few feet if needed, but please know that it will be necessary to increase your boundary width to accommodate the depth.
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How long do you want it to grow?! Mine starts at the back fence and splits left (20 ft) and right (30 ft) along the fence, in the center crosses over an arch (20 ft), splits left and right on the far side of the arch and garlands the eaves for another 30 ft in both directions. So the longest part is easily 50 to 60 feet long and happy to keep going.
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10 feet, don't forget rhis awning have a adjustment for the angle you want, meaning the back will be at 10 feet high, but the front 10 feet away from your house should be at 8, 7 or 6 feet from the ground you can play with the adjustment. On both side
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What is the length of this swing. I need to make sure it will fit against a wall on my patio.
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Hi, sorry for taking so long to get back to you. I just put a yard stick on it, and measured 55 inches. I hope this will help.
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That sounds about right. My HOA has shed height restrictions as well. This really limits your choices. It's about even with my 6ft fence, maybe due to the concrete block (flat pavers) foundation I put it on.
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At the highest point in the front it is 4 inches. I have it for a year now, have not had a problem with it.
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You should have no problem folding it over and making it a 3' fence. I just installed it on a 4' fence and used zip ties through the mesh at the 2' and 3' levels to prevent the wind from ballooning the mesh. I used the smallest sized ties so that they would penetrate the mesh easily although the next larger sized tie would work ok I think.
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Without going to the shed and measuring I would say it is 2 feet or perhaps a little less. Enjoy.
1787740
I have 3.2 acres of property and my neighbor has 2.5 acres. I can contact my dog to return to me within that range. Up to about 5 acres.
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Measuring from the base part that sits on the wood you have 4-5 inches of depth for soil. 5 inches would take you almost to the top. I have mine at 4" to keep water from spilling over. The sides go deeper but are thin. These are the best deck boxes I've used so far. They are very sturdy in windy conditions without having to screw them to the wood. Good Luck! :)
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I just measured mine, and it's 6 1/2 inches off the ground. I hope this will answer your question.
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Customer Questions & AnswersQ: I see it's for a 4' tall fence, but no where in the description does it say what the length is. How many feet of fence will this cover?A:One set covers 10 feet in length