How do the end leaves work?
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The leaves add on the ends of the table and not into the middle. Two wooden supports extend out of each side to support each leaf. The leaves then lock onto the table with a latching mechanism underneath.
1291739
hard to explain but it works well--the two "flaps" have resistence when "open" and when you slide it into the leaf bag they are unable to "close"-the result is a bag that stays wide open. It has a flat side so you can lay it down and rake the leaves right into the bag--I have a zillion leaves and really liked it.
176258
The ends they used are those metal spirals - if you want to take them off, you could either use large/strong scissors to cut the cord right before it, or use pliers to pull it open, since it's basically held down by one strong metal wire. :)
397430
You spray the leaves. This is to put chelates iron on the citrus treeTo get sweet oranges, I fertilize 4 or 5 times. I use stakes. U.drive into the ground for 2 applicationsI use bags of citrus fertilizer for the other feedingsThe amount to use for all feedings depends on the size of the treeDirections are on the packages in all casesHope I can read thisThe type size for this answer is much to small
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I gave the dog run to my sister for her dog. But, I think she attached it to two trees. The ends can be wrapped around an object like a tree or post and clamp back to the run. (I think.) ... Sorry for not knowing for sure.
466794
It only opens on one side. You pull the handles near the top and it opens to add the leaves.
1954642
The end pieces move up and they can be used as stops, but I find they are a bit "wiggly" and seem cheaply constructed. I do not rely totally on them for stops; I clamp a piece of wood to the arm and make it as firm as possible. Maybe the one I got is not as well built as the ones used by the authors of the other two answers.
234363
Use a rake to gather the leaves in a pile and then use these to gather big scoops of the leaf pile to dispose of. This cuts the time it takes to clean up leaves in half or more. I love these things!
1411819
These are NOT end caps. If the width is good, you still have to turn them so the attachment tabs will allow you to screw them onto the top of the rail. If your deck has posts which are separate from the top of the rail, then you should choose end cap solar post lights!
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Hate to say it, but they vary, mostly because there's an assortment of single leaves, small groupings and occasional longer strands. I can say that each individual leaf ranges from maybe a 1.25 inches at their longest to about .5 inches for the smaller ones. How much of an area they will cover will depend on how closely you chose to group them and how big a door or window you want to border with them, etc.
1154620
I have had mine for 4 months now and have had no problems with my leaf. It stays up by making sure the supporting rod stays in between two stoppers.
1556781
It is a square with the leaf, so it's being shown with the leaf. Also, the leaf isn't a seperate piece like in most tables. Instead when the table is pulled apart, the leaf folds into/under the table. Pretty cool...
234358
Not at all, just visualize them as very large and workable extension of your hands. They make the job of picking up the leaves etc. much easier in putting them into a disposable bag or better wet putting the leaves into the leaf shredder.
1810111
I'm using them for the first time, however you put a layer of compost or dirt on bottom, lay out the seed potatoes then a good layer of dirt on top. Once the plants start to emerge and are about 4" tall, hill them so only about 2" of plant is above dirt line, you probably will have to hill them one last time. Then you wait for the plants to flower and then die off, the side pockets allow to to harvest from the bottom...I hope this helped, my potatoes are doing fabulous in these bags, I have hilled twice and am now hoping for an early summer harvest. Happy Growing
2122324
You should spray water on the leaves so they will have enough moisture to help their life span and release them at dusk.Good luck!
1279133
I have small leaves from live oak and eucalyptus. I find or small things, it pretty much spits them out the way they came in. If you expect pieces of about 3/4" output, you'll be okay.
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We remove most of the large leaves first, but it does an awesome job on what is left. It can get clogged if you try to let it pick up everything. We are very pleased with the results.