will i pick up pine needles and cut grass
1252737
That depends on how thick the needles or grass it. If you haven't cut your grass in 3 weeks and it is laying in windrows, I would say no. If you cut your grass weekly this will sweep the grass or needles up nicely
1252738
It picks up a little bit of everything. It will pick up pine needles and grass that has been cut. You can adjust height as wel.
1252739
It is my understanding that it will pick up pine needles and fresh cut grass but may take more than one pass
1252740
Maybe,,,, I purchased to pick up small leaves, junk in the lawn. Like some of the others,,, does miss some I would give it about 60%,,, windy 40% I have Bermuda grass,,,, I have very small tress have not used it the fall for a big job of raking... It does pick up the dried grass ( I use a grass catcher when I mow) leaves spots sometimes,,,, so when I go over the these spots it does pick up 50% I'm Okay with the product Not Excited A lot of the stuff flicks out of the front,, if you lower or elevate the opening gets bigger so stuff flicks out,,, if you get the cover down to ground to hard to roll..tears the grass up Again it's ok Probably would not recommend,, but a better quality sweeper.. Maybe,,,, I purchased to pick up small leaves, junk in the lawn. Like some of the others,,, does miss some I would give it about 60%,,, windy 40% I have Bermuda grass,,,, I have very small tress have not used it the fall for a big job of raking... It does pick up the dried grass ( I use a grass catcher when I mow) leaves spots sometimes,,,, so when I go over the these spots it does pick up 50% I'm Okay with the product Not Excited A lot of the stuff flicks out of the front,, if you lower or elevate the opening gets bigger so stuff flicks out,,, if you get the cover down to ground to hard to... » Read More Maybe,,,, I purchased to pick up small leaves, junk in the lawn. Like some of the others,,, does miss some I would give it about 60%,,, windy 40% I have Bermuda grass,,,, I have very small tress have not used it the fall for a big job of raking... It does pick up the dried grass ( I use a grass catcher when I mow) leaves spots sometimes,,,, so when I go over the these spots it does pick up 50% I'm Okay with the product Not Excited A lot of the stuff flicks out of the front,, if you lower or elevate the opening gets bigger so stuff flicks out,,, if you get the cover down to ground to hard to roll..tears the grass up Again it's ok Probably would not recommend,, but a better quality sweeper.. « Show Less
1252741
It would take multiple passes to do a satisfactory job...everything to be picked up would have to be bone dry, and preferably not have been previously rained on. Heavy, freshly-cut grass that has been left in clumps by the mower would frustrate you...
453230
For clearing saplings of that size you would need Husqvarna's 323R Brush Cutter along with the Scarlett Blade 200-22t which we carry.
1587864
If it's wet outside then no way...short dry grass for short distances would probably be ok, but I would probably get a different tool if I was doing lots of this sort of thing.
785407
The air will smell very pretty for a bit and the blades will make noise when they grind them up to a pulp or into seeds to fill your yard with more little pine trees! Do a good job of mulching the grass like the air this set makes to lift up clippings so they get a good mulching and mixing under the deck
992922
Sure will you will need to get a couple of pruning blades. I really do not know hard cypress is. I live in WI and cut 6" maple limbs with no problem. Just let the blade cut do not force it to much you should do OK.
1588615
I find it best to strip off leaves-the residue when left on tends to accumulate in the cutting chamber and cause overheating. At the very least I wind up having to open it up to clean out the debris. A few leaves seem to make no difference to speak of-only when there are a fair number of them-likewise pine needles seem to be no problem,
287491
Yes, definitely, as long as you can move the blades as well as the handles easily in a little thicket of trunks of those weeds you want to clear.
15703
As long as the main stalks are quite sturdy and you allow the blades to do their job and cut rather than forcing them and causing it to tear and rip it should work fine. for the more grassy style leaves, no.
939760
Absolutely. I live in a harshly weeded area/Arizona. It will whack anything up to and including mesquite saplings.
569482
It depends if the pine needles are dry or matted. If they are heavy I would say no. This is not a powerful blower. It's adequate for clearing sidewalks of grass clippings. Not much more.
1632496
I dont have pine trees, and dont get pine needles, but as long as they are floating on the top it should pick them up. It picks up leaves,spiders bugs and even small frogs.
2121316
In my limited experience, if the pine needles are dry, it does OK. It gets stuck alot if they are wet. It is not a vacuum cleaner but does OK in picking up some of our pine needles. Works great on leaves, even if they are not entirely dry.
1446367
I would think it would work to remove leaves & pine needles, providing there's a thick enough layer built up so as to be caught by the rake ... The blade does not down directly on the roof because of the little wheels that are on the blade.
1385511
my husband uses it forpicking up grass clipping and any bits of paper,etc. that is on the ground.its not meant for large objects.
382385
If you want to just trim the grass you should be okay. If you have to get down to the roots where dirt is, that tends to keep the tool from cutting as well.
176404
I do not have tons of pine trees on my property, but I believe if the pine straw is sticky from pine sap, the machine is going to have problems handling that type of debris.
1721934
We do. No problems. We have a lot of pine trees near us. Having the cover in place during a storm saves us time having to scoop tons of pine needles out after. Just roll them up with the cover and shake them out later.