Does this actually make plugs that it leaves in the yard or does it just punch holes in the yard?
1045861
Yes. Mine pushes out a plug between 1 and 4 inches long, depending on the composition of the soil. Best thing is that these coring tines are high quality stainless steal so they stay sharp and don't rust away like the others I've had. This is a very good tool for this price.
1045862
Plugs, couple of passes leaves nice dirt plugs on top of the grass. Only caution I have is that I was shorted a part from my Amazon order, and the manufacturer would not respond to my email. I would buy this from a local hardware store.
2136772
Great blower, not so much for vacuum. It does not mulch much, most leaves stay intact. It just sucks the leaves in a very small bag that fills up fast. It never clogged though, I used a different bag from an older mulcher that attached to a trash can and it helped. Would definitely recommend for the blower, not the vacuum.
461322
Nope. This is a tiny blower for small, smooth surfaces - I.E. work benches, garage floors, or maybe patios, decks and sidewalks. If you want to try a rechargeable blower for a "great amount of leaves on a yard" then get one of the larger Makita 36 volt blowers made for lawns. And unless your leaf filled yard is really small, I personally wouldn't settle for anything less than a gas blower or a corded electric. $.02
882724
I use the core aerator to overseed in the fall. It pulls plugs out. The seeds then get spread over the yard falling into the 2 inch to 3 inch deep holes. When it rains and the plugs get soaking wet and fill the holes again over the seeds, they will then eventually dry out to form a topcoat over the seeds .whalah the magic happens and the grass seeds will grow, I do not use a spike aerator nor does a spike aerator makes sense to me other than perhaps as a kind of de-thatching tool.
1443088
Yes, it does plug in, it has a small fan that blows for a minute or so and an a UV light that works for about the same time. This is the second model that I've had, and yes it is worth every penny you spent on it. Just get extra bricks. It's a good product. But it.
1774722
No it does Not ,, however you can file or grind a small spot , I did mine like 1 inch down from handle , now throws great sparks , I used a Dremel Tool on mine took like 30 seconds to do ,,you can't even really see it unless you look very closely to back of blade ,,, so don't go thinking you have to grind /file a huge area ,
896274
This shoots the grass out the open and it doesn't leave little rows of grass, unless you have a jungle that you haven't cut in sometime. Now you may get those little rows, but it works great for me..
133562
Yes it throws the leaves on the ground, its a great tool! I love it, has nice power aswell, try to use it before it rains, heavy wet leaves will take a little longer
599889
http://home.howstuffworks.com/two-flat-prong-plug-holes.htmYes it has a regular plug. The above link show's you what it looks like.:) Enjoy
767647
It has a plug in. I wired an outlet in the ceiling right next to where I hung it and it works like a charm. It pulled a full grown bull elk up with no problem.
171990
NO - this is a light duty yard blower. It works great on hard surfaces such as concrete and wooden decks but does not do well around shrubs or on gravel. My wife uses it for cleaning the paver deck around the pool, the garage and driveway. It is very light and she thinks it is great. Ther battery lasts about 45 minutes which is a long time when you are sweeping.
879884
This Item will move grass, dust, sawdust and dry leaves from hard surfaces pretty well until the battery dies. As far as moving leaves from grassy surfaces I think it's a stretch. If the leaves are light and dry like from a Linden tree perhaps yes if they are like Oak or Maple leaves, less likely and if they are wet forget about it.
1154907
I can't answer your question directly, but let me say that this unit should not be called a leaf blower. It is quite ineffective at blowing leaves across a lawn. What it should be called is a "sweeper". It is excellent at blowing leaves dirt and light objects off our sidewalk and wooden deck. My wife loves it and uses it daily. If you have chairs, rugs, planters etc. to "sweep" around, you can't beat this tool. The battery lasts for a week to boot...
225972
Yes. It gets buried. Across my lawn I used a spade to slice my lawn, pulled back the grass and slipped the wire in. You can't tell it's there, but my dogs know it's there.
649563
Has to be plugged in while using. You basically treat it like you would a vacuum cleaner, which takes some adjusting to in a yard.
447933
It plugs in. Has a long cord. My dog hates to have his nails cut but he will let me use this. It also comes with a lot of replacement nail files.
1278400
Not great. If it's too long it will push it down before it cuts it. If you have heavy dandelions, it doesn't do well either. I mow our lawn pretty regularly so this doesn't happen, but it is something to watch out for.