Slightly OT? Tow behind leaf vacuums
That time is approaching faster than I would prefer...
Anyone have either the cyclone rake or the tow-behind DR leaf vacuum. I'm considering buying one or the other. Have about 1.5 acres of lawn in middle of heavily wooded lot and get *lots* of leaves. Some areas I can just mulch them with the tractor, but it's hopeless in many sections unless I get out there every day (not gonna happen). And if it rains, it's all over. I have an old troy built chipper-vacuum that works pretty well, but even with its good sized bag, I spend more time emptying the bag than sucking up the leaves. Interested in hearing from owners of either (or other brands) about how well it works, any problems, etc. I found one detailed review of the cyclone rake, but not much out there on the DR unit. TIA, Paul Franklin (you know what to leave out) |
Slightly OT? Tow behind leaf vacuums
http://www.opeonthenet.com/ Paul Franklin wrote: That time is approaching faster than I would prefer... Anyone have either the cyclone rake or the tow-behind DR leaf vacuum. I'm considering buying one or the other. Have about 1.5 acres of lawn in middle of heavily wooded lot and get *lots* of leaves. Some areas I can just mulch them with the tractor, but it's hopeless in many sections unless I get out there every day (not gonna happen). And if it rains, it's all over. I have an old troy built chipper-vacuum that works pretty well, but even with its good sized bag, I spend more time emptying the bag than sucking up the leaves. Interested in hearing from owners of either (or other brands) about how well it works, any problems, etc. I found one detailed review of the cyclone rake, but not much out there on the DR unit. TIA, Paul Franklin (you know what to leave out) |
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