Could this be used to trim small patches of grass?
1311104
Reg lawn grass no. Yes to Oriental Grass, Wisteria, Vines, small branches, and weeds like Pig Weed with a 4 inch soft base. Love this trimmer and we have 1 at both of our properties in Maryland & Arizona. 10 Stars.....
1311105
Hi Anji, Yes, can be used for that!! I don't try with l branch bigguer then 1.3 inches!
1311106
You would need to get it close to the ground for a potentially extended period of time but you could use it in this manner if you choose to.
2099834
I have perennial rye grass which is a fine bladed grass, I cut it to about 3" high and use my law sweeper to clean up the grass clippings. If it is adjusted according to the instructions, it will pick up the grass clippings very well. This is an excellent product for lawn cleaning.
1699716
I have not used it for this specific purpose, but I have every reason to believe it would work just fine. The leaves I have shredded have all been dry, but I think it would probably work all right on fresh flower stems. It is basically like an edger that you would use to trim your drive or sidewalk of grass.
1578768
yes of course... but it's not very powerful and cheaply made... if you use it once a week, don't expect it to last very long... it's best for trimming tiny hairs, not big swaths of hair.
1921777
I can't say for certain. The cut-ability is more about the current length of the grass. If I have tall weeds, I can't use this mower to cut through them. So, if your blue grass is comparable thickness to fescue, which I imagine it is, and you cut it at a reasonable length, you should be fine.
2281438
Yes, its good for trimming small areas, its smaller than your normal size trimmer, which makes it easy to get around the ears and edging.
234399
I haven't done that, but I suppose if the grass was long and fairly dry it would work. I wouldn't do regular clippings--that would likely clog the mechanism.
1606024
it will work great for grass I have cut through 3 inch tree's with this blade .and it is easy to re sharpen just like a chainsaw blade.very good producted
325353
No, you should buy a hay rake for that. Or see if a neighbor can do it for you. There is a huge difference between grass clippings and hay.
1214879
No, I don't think it would work well for that. I used it on pinecones and small branches and it worked well. I use my lawnmower with bag (Greenworks as well) to collect and mulch leaves.
1886451
I consider this a light duty lawnmower. We live in a gated community in Florida, and we have landscapers that cut the lawns in our community. They don't always do a great job, so we use this lawnmower to "touch up" those areas the landscapers have missed. During the rainy season, when the grass grows quite fast, sometimes we will do a midweek cutting. We have small areas of grass on the sides of our house, and not much bigger in the back and front. This lawnmower works perfectly for our purposes. As far as stones in the grass, I would not recommend this lawnmower for that.
488205
Sure, as long as you keep the blades sharpened. Judging from what I have mowed with mine, I don't see why it wouldn't cut most any type of grass as long as you keep the sharpened! Good Luck!
1299845
NOT recommended. This unit is meant for grass and such thinner bladed plants. It does not cut heavier branch types. You could trim off tomato leaves but not the large branches for which pruning shears would work much better. I would be afraid that attempting to cut woody branches might spring the blades and ruin the tool. My neighbor and I have both used my new unit to trim around flower beds, etc., cutting lighter grasses and weeds and consider it most useful and real back-saver. We keep the blades cleaned and hinge oiled with WD 40 after each use so it will be ready for next summer.
325351
It is possible, but would depend on adjusting it correctly. I have used it to rake walnuts and dethatch my grass, also leaves in the fall.
2053590
I would not use these to cut grass - unless you were to cut one blade at a time :) I think that would be difficult with arthritis. Perhaps a larger scissor or at least a larger blade would be better. Although these are very sharp and strong, it has a short blade for precise cutting. I hope that helps.
325352
I have only used it for a small time, I believe it will do the job, but it will take some practice using the rake to get the most out of it. The field I had a chance to rake was a couple acres , it did a fair job.
51120
I have used it for trimming branches, it worked well, as long as the branches aren't bigger than the blade