will it work on grass?
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This ride-on should work fine on a lawn. Thanks for your interest - BestDealsInc
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As long as the gound is level you could put it on grass. You would need to put down plastic or root guard to make sure grass doesn't grow through though.
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I don't know. I have never used it on artificial grass, but you can take a small piece of the grass and test it. I don't know why it would hurt but it might.
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I bought mine for my son a few months ago and his doesn't seem to go great on the grass. When it's just mowed it seams to work O.K. so now he will also push it on the driveway,in the garage and when we go for walk on the street.
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I don't think it would be satisfactory for turf. The unit is mostly plastic and is lightweight. The sweeping brushes are plastic and designed to sweep leaves off the surface of grass. The brushes spin and sweep the leaves into the hopper. But they aren't strong enough or low enough to brush up artificial turf. The unit works best on flat ground. When you try to run it over uneven ground, the brushes hang up on the high parts of turf which leads me to believe that this unit wouldn't do what you are looking for. I would advise getting something heavier and designed for turf.
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Hi it works on grass but if wet it will peel out.Flat patio concrete or asphalt is the best. My niece loves it but watch your feet.
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haven't tried it in grass, but it goes great in sand which is looser, so it should work fine.
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It does not work well in tall grass. It is about the only thing that stops it.
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No, I didn't use on grass, but I would suggest you us a cloth runner to prevent slippage.
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At a full charge, probably, but it will be very slow. Ours run slow as it is on regular grass and even slower when it is not at a full charge. Hope this helps.
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I would say that it depends on what you call "grass". If it is deeply rooted and the soil is dry and hard, maybe. If it is a relatively soft area that can be torn up with a boot heel, yes. My small garden is very soft and this tiller works it like magic. If I were busting up clods of dry dirt I am not sure it could handle it. Best answer I can give you!
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We have used ours when we roller blade and it does just fine. As long as your on pavement you can go pretty good with it. As For grass...it will go as long as it is not tall..rocks...not so much.
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Not really, it works on our carpet (which is thin) but I don't think grass would be a good idea, that may stop it and flip the kid over...
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Though I do not have a lawn, my experience tells me that it will not work on a lawn, especially one with a lot of leaves. As previously stated by others, it works best on smooth surfaces. That is what it was designed to do. You will need a gas or electric high output unit for lawns/leaves.
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Yes..does well on grass and dirt as long as not a lot of gravel. But only if pushing it. If one is riding on it...grass or dirt would put too much pressure on the wheels. It is a great very well made sturdy walker.
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Yes, it will also work on land. It will however be a bit bulkier than a traditional land detector as it is designed for under water use.
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it works great on any hard surface. concrete, asphalt, hard packed dirt. short grass pretty good. long grass and gravel probably hardly will wrk