Will this SpinSweep pick up sand and golf ball size rocks, or larger?
641982
It will, but I would not consider the SpinSweep to be heavy duty. I would expect repeatedly using it to pick up heavier items will shorten it's lifespan considerably.
641983
Sand is OK, I do not have experience with rocks, but I think golf ball size is OK.
641984
This is probably not your best bet. It easily picks up cigarette buts, papers and small rocks but the super fine and more heavier items it will either eat the brush or simply not pick it up.
1859969
Check the dimensions it was smaller that I thought . It could probly go over small rocks
53717
Yes it may pick up some stones. It will also pick up the loose hulls around the pecans and some leaves. I still recommend it though as it makes gathering the nuts so much easier. I do have to do some sorting but I can pick up a 5 gallon bucket full in about 20 minutes now. It is so much easier on the back. Our trees have a bumper crop this year and I would never get even a small percentage harvested just picking them up.
1282251
If used to pick up small chuncks of stones, small hard plastic pieces, etc. it will jam. Jams very easily.
1951050
Definitely! If you want it to dig up the soil, you will want to add some weight to it....otherwise, all it will do is smooth out the ground.
529556
It would work for areas with large rock that you dont want to remove the whole rock, but it may not work well for soil.
1599085
Unless you have a quick recovery air compressor, it will be slow and use lots of sand. Hint: wire brush with grinder and blast crevices you can't reach with that.
520548
If you're using rock salt and it isn't fused into too large crystals, no problem. The spinner motor and plate are large enough. Beware, though, the distribution pattern is probably 30' !
410746
Only if the sand is hard. The wheels are bigger, but it's like dragging a coach if the sand is deeper.
1153999
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
556565
It will dig a hole in sand easily and fast, but the 6" T-auger is too big. I would look at one more the size of 2"
2256643
I don't. Think it will. The pouch is much smaller than a tennis ball. It's more for glass marbles, steel shot and the plastic "practice" marbles. This thing is lethal, especially to small game.I would suggest a water balloon launcher instead. Especially the one with foot straps. Try searching in Toys.
1040773
My experience has been that it only picks up & holds small amounts of dirt. I have the same problem with it leaving dirt to resettle after running it. It works great for larger debris, but not so great for dirt which is what I was hoping for too.
1071526
No, it would not catch sand (at least not fine beach sand) or coffee grounds. The mesh is too large for that. It's a pretty standard mesh size, if you find similar types of strainers in your local stores, they all seem to have the same size mesh.
1746408
For me, it picks up very fine dirt, leaves, those darn spinner seeds but it won't pick up any pebbles. If they are very tiny it gets a few but not anything even close to the size of a pea. But those don't bother me as long as all the dirt around them goes away.
666028
I don't know about picking up sand. We use it in a small guest cottage and it works great there. We keep it in the cottage and it is small out of the way and available on demand. It works great and fits our needs very well.
253802
not really, it will pickup debris ( hair, leaves etc. from the bottom) you usually will need a sand and dirt filter pump for that, or keep cleaning and refilling the pool when too much sand and dirt accumulates in the bottom.