Where is this made? Will it cast off pine needles? We have tons of them living in the forest.
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I installed it for that reason. It keeps the needles out, but they get caught the mesh.
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I don't know where it's made. It works very well at keeping things out of the gutters, and they will always flow. They actually collect needles from my cedar trees however. I switched to a metal system that just has perforated holes in it and is sold here on Amazon. Works just as well and is easier to clean, although it takes much longer to install. It has screws that have to be installed into the gutter, but as a result, makes your gutters much stronger.
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It says it is handcrafted and made by Amish folks? Maybe on the East side of the U.S.? Can't sy for sure.
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Well, I know my woods generally, but this wood is probably something from China where it is made. The handle is durable and well made. I wouldn't let that stop you from buying this shovel. It is a really great tool. I use mine in the garden and for transplanting small trees. The edge comes sharpened, but you can enhance that to make it as sharp as a well honed knife. Take care.
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This will work for the pine needles. It is breathable - that is it lets water (rain) and wind through the material while only blocking the sun's UV rays, hence the word sunsail. To hang up you will need sturdy posts or trees or a combination of the two if available. I use black 550 paracord which is thin and very strong to attach to anything soild. The house or shed could be used by attaching eye/U bolts.
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look just below the blades I get a lot of pine needles and Palo Verde leaves caught around mine. You could have something similar. Sometimes they free by their self and sometimes I have to use a small set of tweezers, nail or piece of wire to free it up and mine always starts working again.
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We get a lot of pine needles and it picks them up with no problem, when they are dry. Does a pretty good job when they are wet but much better when dry.
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I have no idea, but I've pounded the everliving daylights out of mine (seriously overgrown "Land Of The Lost" rural Florida property) and it hasn't missed a beat. Just pointing this out because as a long time user, while I hope and wish it's made here in the USA, as a working tool, on the basis of what I've seen from this over 5 years now, I couldn't care less. The thing works. I don't go into the woods without one of these. Period.
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This charcoal is made in South America so not sure of what wood they use. They have a website that shows the process. It may mention the species. I can say it works well and has good flavor. High heat low ash.
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Yes. It does quite well with pine needles, you just have to play with the height setting a little till you get the right 'bite'.
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I am not sure, but I think it is made in the U.S.A. I threw the packaging away. Perhaps you can call the company. Anyway, my hummingbirds do use it. They are able to make it swing and rotate.
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I don't have pine needle debris but I do have a lot of leaves/sticks and stems collecting on the Gutter Stuff and they seem to wash and/or blow off. I plan to use my leaf blower this Spring to clean off the remaining debris.
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Sorry, I can't help you on this. Most of our pine trees are blue spruce or norways.
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The package does not say. But it is made from sustainable forests. Hope that helps.
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The radius 205 was designed in Lansing or Ann Arbor, MI but it is made in China. It has wonderful strength and the blade is reinforced with an additional bar of steel the full length of the blade. The shaft is all steel.It is fantastic for getting young trees out of the ground. I( have not seen any American made garden tools that eKerald Yearns
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I'm not sure but it is probably from the USA since it is derived from wood and paper mills use a tremendous amount of wood every day.
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Thank you for replying. I have a flowerbed filled in with river rock that I have been having difficulty removing pine needles from. I don't want to get every last one but it looks shabby the way it it.
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I think it is pine. It is sturdy, though. I have owned ones like it for years and have never had a problem.