What is the difference between this (rake) and the deshed tool?
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If the de-shed tool is the one I'm thinking of, it has blades that cut through the matted hair. I like to use this one after I've used a blade type tool. I like this one in particular because the teeth rotate and there's less pulling. It removes the hair that the de-shedding blade tools cut loose. I have 2 Australian Shepherds (long wooly type coats, not the smoother coated strain) and I'm really happy with it.hope this helps.
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The rake is use for weekly maintenance whereas the deshed I use when my dogs start coat change. This cuts down on the hair drop in the house. Hope this helps.
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I have not yet used it though completed assembly. I never expected not to have to do some raking, however. My sense tells me it will depend a lot on the condition of the lawn just how much could be accumulated in piles during use. I also intend to cross rake. Lawn is 20 years with mowing w/o catcher. Purchased mainly to remove treated moss of which there is a bunch.
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Yes, the rake extends. I also had trouble figuring out and have to ask my son to do it. He does in a snap every time, but I still cannot get it despite several attempts
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I use the rake before I vacuum. There are no marks either way. I've used this type of implement before and find it's a necessity for lifting animal hair out of the carpet pile.
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Hey Bill, I need to look at the info sheet that came with it to give you the answer. I used mine today. The chain doesnt have rakers and it jumps around.
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One difference I noticed is the brushes are removable so it's makes for much easier cleaning. There is no little cleaning tool with this one either. I saved mine from the first one and just snapped it on the new one. When I remove the brushes I take a pair a scissors and cut what ever is wrapped around the brushes in have the length of the brush and it comes right off. I have an Irish setter and he has long hair and if I do a quick sweep up job with this and get his hair in it the removable brushes make it easy to clean. You just slide one way or the other to remove them. They are spring loaded. Love my sweeper. One difference I noticed is the brushes are removable so it's makes for much easier cleaning. There is no little cleaning tool with this one either. I saved mine from the first one and just snapped it on the new one. When I remove the brushes I take a pair a scissors and cut what ever is wrapped around the brushes in have the length of the brush and it comes right off. I have an Irish setter and he has long hair and if I do a quick sweep up job with this and get his hair in it the removable brushes make it easy to clean. You just slide one way or the other to remove them. They are spring... » Read More One difference I noticed is the brushes are removable so it's makes for much easier cleaning. There is no little cleaning tool with this one either. I saved mine from the first one and just snapped it on the new one. When I remove the brushes I take a pair a scissors and cut what ever is wrapped around the brushes in have the length of the brush and it comes right off. I have an Irish setter and he has long hair and if I do a quick sweep up job with this and get his hair in it the removable brushes make it easy to clean. You just slide one way or the other to remove them. They are spring loaded. Love my sweeper. « Show Less
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There is a significant difference. Run time seems more than double. There seems to be more power. I've drilled a series of 4" deep holes in masonry with a 5/8 in bit and through 3/8" steel with a 3/8" bit. The impact driver runs a large part of a day hanging drywall or steel studs. I have both the older brushed and brushless tools. I would buy more brushless tools as they become available. As I've only used the brushless tools for a year but would assume that fewer moving parts would last longer. About the only repair to an electric motor today is brush replacement.
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The Teflon rake fits the older boxes. The website also shows you how to tell which model you have.
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It's spade style. Works ok for me, but is not a rake. I have a Golden and a Great Pyrenese, so it has to work well, and does after some practice.
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I'm sorry that i can't offer you a comparison. I like how this bissell cleans, i like all the add-on tools, and the heavy duty sturdiness. It's heavy, practically needs its own garage, and is bulky. We think it's worth the effort. Other reviewers who like it helped me select this model, and we don't regret the purchase especially at the reasonable price. Good luck to you!
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i have not tried the dethatcher on the new mantis tiller yet so unable to answer your question. have use the tiller a few times in garden -small space- and it works well there. sorry i can't be more helpful.
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It's not obvious but the image gallery has a dimension (J - 45mm) that appears to be the rake (the image shows two fork legs rather than one leg and a straight line). 45mm is a standard road fork rake and is consistent with how my eyeball sees it.
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Not sure only have the greenworks power rake and they appear to be the same
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No, I don't think the rake comes off, but the scooper provided with this model is a better design mating than with the older model Littermaid boxes. The rake is more like sharp tines that don't clog as easily, and the prongs on the scooper are long enough to fit in between the tines to clean out the few clumps that get stuck, even if kitty has a problem.
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The Inch Descriptor, In Your Case 7/8", Is The Maximum Diameter Hole Your Hammer Will Safely Handle Without Destroying Itself. The Viper Chisel Which I Purchased With My Bosch RH328VC 1-1/8" Hammer Chews Through Tile And Concrete Underlayment Easily. It Has 2.6 ft./lbs. of impact energy. Your Own Hammer's Impact Energy May Be Different, But Its Inch Descriptor Has No Direct Bearing On That Detail. SDS and SDS Plus Bits Are Interchangeable But Will Not Fit In SDS Max.
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I believe it is just a rake comb. It works great on my Australian Terriers rough coat
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I've used both and prefer the laminate cutter. Less dust, very quick, and easier on old knees.