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Lnk
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Looks good. Does it carry over back at you in the deeper leaves? Is the speed variable? I usually just let my leaves free range, just like my rabbits.:laughing:
joshlee
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That perforated angle comes in handy for building things. It looks like a handy attachment! :thumbsup:
Thomas
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I like the idea :thumbsup: but I have uneven ground and slopes.
workinonit
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I just mulch em with one of the Ztracks. That looks like fun though.
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smilindave
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it does carry over some but i just back up and make another pass. When the leaves start piling up I stop the brushes and push the leaves down over the hill. The speed is governed by the speed of the throttle
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smilindave
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The perf angle is handy but not very strong. After I get the kinks worked out i'll make a permanant one and weld it up
SpringHollow
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Years ago, I used the power broom to move leaves just for fun. It worked reasonably well.. Twice this year, I have stopped at my sister's house to rake her leaves, each time forgetting that I had bought a battery power blower for cleaning out truck bed etc. A mind is a terrible thing to lose.
Ken
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