Will this be good for a slight slope that is erosion prone? Will bermuda grass grow through this? Have a lot of kids that run around this too.
630868
thats exactly what its for,high erosion slopes. as for children running over it, i dont reccomend it while its new, they may trip or pull it up. once the grass grows through it , it will be fine and packed down.
699416
I don't have any issues as long as the grass isn't wet which will make the rear wheels slip. Be careful of a rollover if the slope gets too steep.
740502
There will be some "leakage" from the sewn seams...it holds water well enough to create a lake to slide into, but water will "ooze" through the seams....very slowly and very small amounts... it is more likely that water is being splashed outside of the edges as kids/adults come down the slide....and that water can puddle under the slide if there is a tilt to the land. If no one has used the slide, and there are still puddles of water under it, you have a Large Leak somewhere!!!
563118
I have Bermuda grass on a small and fairly level lot. It is no problem for me to push the mower and maneuver around flower beds, etc. Adjusting the mower height was a little tricky at first, but once I understood the concept of adjusting cutting height, that was no problem either. Two cutting height adjustments: one moves in fairly large increments the other "fine tunes" the adjustment. I have had this mower just one cutting season, but I expect it will last many years. I like it a lot. Good exercise for me and it gives a nice smooth cut for the lawn.
748834
I used it to across my back yard which is kind of rough - and it did fine. My sidewalks are a little rough (river rock) and it was fine on that as well. A little hard to push in the grass but that might have been due to my lack of strength at the time.
2065247
I used it on the bottom of my aluminum pram (boat) so it would protect it and slide over rocks.It is slippery and you could add sand in my opinion for traction. Good luck
674458
If you have any gravel I don't think it would work to well. You could lift it up a little so that it doesn't throw the rocks.
1393100
Answer to your question...not good for grass...glides better on smooth cement driveway or tiled flooring...I too bought it for my daycare boys ( 2 years)..I'd definitely say 12 mos-18 mos...not satisfied �selling at my next garage sale! And I am a fan of Little Tikes..just not this one...
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My backyard has a hill with a 30 degree slope across the entire width, and I haven't had any problems with the walking sprinkler. Just make sure you set up the hose track properly to minimize sharp turns. This sprinkler has some nice weight to it and is able to get enough traction to manage ups and downs.
2216325
Depending on the slope I'm sure it would be stable because of the wide base but I would level the ground where you put it with sand or dig it out. It'll work better level. I could see a kid falling more often if it's not level.
710660
I think that could cause a safety issue. My first recommendation would be to find an area that is flat. I have a backyard that is sloped in some areas by not others. I put the tramp in the only flat area I had. My second recommendation would be to put some flagstone or paver shims underneath the legs, and make sure they are stable and the trampoline won't slide off.
1520323
I don't know for sure, but I am almost positive it wouldn't work through the small rocks/gravel you use as ground cover.
1408333
I have a little hill that it worked well on. I think it might be fine it seems to be pretty slippery.
434770
If the yard is a generally flat surfaced then it will do a fine job but if the yard is problemed with heaving ground then it will pretty much stay bumpy and will be needing a grading leveling approach. Hope this is of some help.
1461503
It tends to spin out on uneven grounds but we just help it along ! If it's a smooth path it will do fine it does great in the gravel on the grass or on pavement !
495871
Sounds similar to my yard. I've experimented a bit with placement and found that placing it on a gentle slope with the back (slide end) downhill and the front (pool end) uphill is best. Placing it this way allows for more water to collect in the pool which adds to the fun. Doing it the opposite way makes the slides a bit faster, but the water drains out the front lip quicker and results in a shallower pool. So, if the slope is truly slight, you'll be fine; or, in my opinion, a bit better off.
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That is why I wanted it to mow a slope, and it did what I needed. It's very light weight and will take a while to accomplish your goal,but you don't have to bend over as much due to the wheels. In other words it's a weedeater with wheels.