Does it work on dry pine needles?
1715106
I'm not sure that pine needles would be mulched. My experience with the WORKS is with dry oak leaves with acceptable mulching. The mulching part of the WORKS is two lengths (12" long) of string trimmer line held on a 3" hub. Maximum mulching of leaves occurs at the ends of the strings.
1715107
bought for my mother in Colorado and it will be months before she has dry pine needles, but she does have pine needles and will be using this on them in the spring.
1494826
NO, and doesn't work for dry leaves ether! This product was only good for small twigs 1/8 in size, no smaller or bigger!
1492594
It sometimes does. In my experience, with softer pine, it will likely leave a small dimple. On harder oak, it does not. Typically with pine, I will putty and paint anyway. I have been very pleased with this brad nailer. It is a great tool for the price.
680418
It works great on anything. Shoes, boots, gloves, helmets (with the right attachments, of course) are all dried in minutes.
1204817
Yes. I use mine on palm trees and some branch bases are thicker than 1 inch. Not sure how it would work with dry branches. I do like it though.
770082
It would work with the pine pellets. Bottom is slotted, under slotted area is a tray that has a large hole in it for urine to go into a catch pan. Not the easiest setup to keep clean. I feel a better choice would be the breeze pan system. My daughter uses that with pine pellets. You don't need any pads. Saw dust falls into tray which can be pulled out and cleaned daily. Very easy. hope this helps
1582523
I have used this kit with pine and had no issues. But using glue and not over tightening the screws can ensure you don't crack the soft pine and still have a strong joint.
1249814
Yes, but with difficulty on larger trees. We use it to kill mesquite trees which stump sprout after cutting down. It usually takes several applications.
1968735
Hi nancy, I am sorry but I cannot answer this question for you. I have been using this fungicide for the last 5 years on my fruit trees as a preventative measure and it has been working. But I found some information at the following link from the Iowa State University and hope that it will help you: http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/info/plant-diseases/rhizosphaera-needle-cast. Wishing you good luck on the fight against the Blue Spruce fungus.
119720
Yes. I have used it for douglas fir, soft cedar, and white pine with good results. The advantage of this plane is that it is easy to change blades, allowing you to use different bevel angles for different woods.
2017285
Hi Matt, So far, only on pine in which it worked quite well. I imagine it will work on oak & other hardwoods, but with more effort and care.
176402
I've only used it on leaves. If the pine straw is dry I think it might work.
260430
I have only used the blower function (which works great), but I think it it would work fine on pine needles. The needles should probably be dry because the metal fan impeller pulverizes things that are vacuumed. If the needles were green (and sticky) it might cause a problem. Then you could just blow them into a pile.
701314
It works well on blowing pine straw. I have not tried picking up any. The collection bag would be too small.
1407181
I don't think so. I was drilling into soft pine and the bits dulled quickly
2251322
No clogging at all with pine needles, which was my concern. Tree pollen is different, and varied. I think it is work a shot to try a few feet for a test.
635971
It should work fine. The basket inside the holder will hold a lot of pine needles due to its size. My pool gets a lot of maple leaves and red bud leaves in the fall of the year. This device will hold a lot of leaves before you have to empty it. It will holds much more leaves than the standard skimmer basket which keeps me from emptying it as often. I believe it should hold a lot more pine needles than large leaves. I say go for it. Hope this helps in making your decision.