Lol. All the trees at my house are small still. Just waiting for them to get bigger so I can get some more leaves! I go right by Grand Blanc often neighbor.
Had anyone tried this, or similar? It sounds good. It sucks up the leaves, and shreds them into tiny bits, so you can fit a lot more in a small space. TRIVAC 3-in-1 Leaf Blower, Mulcher & Vacuum - WG500.2 | WORX I mow the leaves with the grass, and then I take the leaf sweeper attachment and pull that behind my tractor to collect the leaves. I then dump the leaves at the edge of my yard.
Never used one of these...I do have a Worx JawSaw though...worx good. These seem cheap enough...WG500.2 WORX TriVac 3-in-1 Leaf Blower/Mulcher/Vacuum | eBay
Now, to mount it on the tractor, and hook up an inverter to run it. To be honest, that too looks like a perfect thing for my wife. That way she can clean the leaves up and let me do other things with my time. Sounds like a plan? We'll see how that goes.
Hate leaves, down to 5 maples now, plenty of pines, and one cherry. I still can't just mulch and leave it be, just way too much. This is the only reason I own a bagger on my mower. Good thing it came with it (used), otherwise these powered bagger thingies run close to $2k.
I was lookin at the tow behind leaf vacuums before but , no place to store it , cost , and you still have to go empty it in the woods , I just blow em all in the woods where they came from and I'm done. Only 3 trees are actually mine the rest are county or neighbors
The neighbor lets me use his Hustler Super Z with 72" deck and this BacPac system on it...its usually good for about 40-50' once the leaves are all down and built up heavy...makes for a lot of trips to dump cleaning up 2 acres...
2 acres is a lot , I'm glad I only have 3/4 Does that Super Z chop em up pretty good though ? I was thinkin about a walk behind leaf blower too , they got some power , probably blow the grass right off
Yeah, chopped up pretty good, not great. The best way is to mow, and then bag...reduces the volume to half or less
I mow, and concentrate the leaves in a deeper pile, then hit it with the leaf sweeper. A few passes and I get nearly all the leaves. Granted, I mow it a few times, so that pile is mowed at least once, then leaf sweeper.
Meh, tha tain't nothin...just think of it as somebody else did your fall decorating for you... This is getting closer to time to rake...
You're right that ain't nothin. When The Oaks in the back give up their leaves, a little bit of wind and it will be snowing leaves. Nice colors you have there though