Our playground is filled with pea gravel. Is this strong enough to scoop and hold a load of pea gravel?
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It is made of heavy-duty plastic and should hold the pea gravel just fine if your child is strong enough to dig and lift it. It is definitely kid-powered so the force they put into it dictates what it will lift. Hope this helps. My son is 4 and he digs mulch mostly with it but I think he could do large gravel no problem.
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yes, but it is not very steady. My small kids can not reach the ground when setting in the seat.
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Yes it sure will. However, the net isn't so strong as to pick up pounds of rocks. A few pebbles or small rocks - yes!
976134
I believe so. I used mine for my daughters wedding. It's not sturdy enough for kids to play on but it held plants just fine.
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anything smaller than gravel will likely fall through. Including smaller nuggets of what you're really after. This works well in snow and i assume grass though i live in New England and haven't seen grass since i purchased this. Your pea pebbles should be safe.
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I have to say no. While it's good material, it's not made to be strong or resistant. It's for show. Scissors and an xacto knife cut through it like paper, so flying gravel will chip it away pretty quick.
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It does a great job of picking up waste, returns the water to the aquarium & will leave gravel just buy staying above it. Hope this helps!
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yes it is all based on the weight......for light grading, if you added some weight on top of the plow it should do the job! this plow works excellent for basic snow removal and i dont think you'd have a problem pushing gravel with it either.....however i have not tried it yet! good luck! well worth the $$$$
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Basically it depends on the size and type of the stones. We use it for picking up acorns on our (grass) yard and it works great for that, provided the grass is cut fairly short. Once the "cage" gets somewhat full of acorns, their weight will tend to force the wires apart and acorns will start to fall out. I think if you have fairly smooth rounded stones about the size of acorns, it will tend to pick them up. But small stones e.g. pea gravel or irregularly shaped or jagged rocks probably wouldn't get picked up.
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I never tried it in gravel. In the indoor range I go to it has carpet. It will not pick up anything smaller than 380ACP so I don't know if gravel would fall out or not. Hope this has been some help. John
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I do not anticipate any problems using the ramps on pea gravel. It might be a different story with 3/4" rock. I would anticipate problems driving a rear-wheel vehicle onto the ramps, as the ramps will tend to 'spit out'. Front-wheel drive vehicles should be fine.
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Wouldn't be a bad idea although I lined mine with landscape fabric (bottom and up the sides) and put 2" of pea pebbles (not gravel) in the bottom before adding soil. It's gorgeous and works for me!
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It is a great vacum, but would pick up gravel as well, you would be best to blow the line needles and then pick up from non gravel area
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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
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I used sand. I do not think you would want to use pea gravel because there is a chance that a small piece will possible some out of the air holes when you are placing your steps in the water. Don't forget these steps get really heavy and if you want to take them back out pea gravel may make them very heavy.
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250 lbs sand 50 lbs pea gravel Or just 325 lbs sand I use mine in aquaponics system filled with k3 for niofilter
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I roll it across my grass backyard all the time. The only issue is the solid wheels, stuff can bounce out of the tray. I'm not sure how it would be on a gravel driveway. The wheels might sink in depending on the weight it is carrying.
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It's pretty sturdy but I don't think I would push it. Items like shovels of course are heavier, and they also have wider diameter handles. I like this item very much for brooms, mops, stuff like that. Maybe one shovel, a spade. But for multiple garden tools, shovels, hoes, snow shovels, I think I would go with something designed for those sorts of implements.