will it pick up small tree limbs?
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Not only will it pick up small tree limbs but large ones as well. I even pick up brick with it and place it on my hand. Tough tool and great for the back. No bending or stooping.
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It sure will. I call it the "extractor" for a reason, that reason is that it works really well as an extractor of plants young trees, rocks and other stuff stuck in the ground. Kerald Yearns
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i have cut oak limbs about 6" in diameter. it is a work out for it, but it will do it. the machine is alittle under powered for anything over 3". but for the money it is a pretty good machine.
1903199
Yes- it can pick up small bugs. It would not be able to get field mice- but teeny bugs would be no problem.
1784997
Yes it can be for some smaller limbs down low. Then again, you could also use a bow saw for that type of trimming close to the ground. However the saw blade does have more leverage when used with one pole section.
728140
No, it will now shred branches that large. It will handle small twigs that always get mixed in with leaves when you rake or blow them into a pile.
1030289
It's for small very tiny trimming and pruning, if you are using it for soft wood stems/buds it is ideal, but if you are cutting actual woody branches, they are not hefty enough.
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Yeah, works great cutting small trees up to 8-10 cms in diameter... very powerful! 100% recommended.
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It should work for that. I was putting a lot of force on it to pull palm branches that were still attached to the tree
680260
Yes ! I love it although it would not use it on big branches This and the leaf blower are terrific.We have them for one year this will be our second year and I hope they do just as well
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Yes Monica, It picks up pine needles with gusto. But, be careful because this machine is so powerful it picks up rocks which can damage the impeller ( fan-like blade that enables the machine to blow and suck ).
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Hi. No I cant seem to find a way that it will pick up only smaller objects. Perhaps the reverse would work with some fiddling on the adjustment sensitivity. Spraying people is fun by the way. I set it off, the gardener, my in-laws, the kid next door...its just fun. As others wrote, you can turn the water pressure down at the hose side and that will also keep the spraying distance short. dont over do it though, find an optimal setting, as if you turn it way down then it wont be able to work properly and spray will be uneven and/or non existent
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Yes, used it to drag fallen limbs out of a pond but haven't used it to climb anything yet!
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According to the specs it should, depending if you have any other objects in the way i.e., lots of trees.
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no it doesn't. I keep this for limbsthat are out of my reach and bought an inexpensive elec. saw for large branches or branches lying on the ground.
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Since it does raise and lower to the ground, I did use it in my driveway (blacktop) to pick up leaves. It did a nice job - it even picked up some cedar droppings as well, although not as well as the leaves. I found that it also works very well on even ground. For a lot of variation in the yard, I found that if you raise the brushes slightly, it works just fine. This is my new favorite yard tool for the fall!
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yes, but I would recommend something with a shorter blade height so you can fit it between close limbs (only applies if they are still on the tree). One of the collapsible hand saws are great for this purpose