My friend tapes three poles together to get 30' to clean leaves off roof. Could he attach a leaf rake to this pole
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The pole has a standard extension pole screw end (the one I bought). But I use mine to string lights, a box of 100 string lights weigh about 2-3 pounds? Fully extended my pole has some serious trouble with this weight at the top of the pole at about a 20 degrees. The pole works great as long as the weight is at the top and the angle of the pole to the ground stay about 10-15 degrees. I can't imagine pulling heavy wet leaves off a 30 foot roof with this pole. The weight on the top with just a rake head would be difficult enough to maneuver. I hope this helps!
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Your friend could use duct tape to tie a leaf rake to the pole but it's a pretty expensive approach. Also, keep in mind that the pole is quite heavy. It will bend a bit when used at an angle, particularly with a leaf rake tied to the extended pole.
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The pole comes in 3 pieces so I think it's possible. Each pole is about 15 inches. I don't know how the cord/wiring works though.
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If you have any size riding mower / lawn tractor this will work to dethatch as a tow behind. This is _not_ a leaf rake though, it's a grass rake (removes overgrowth).
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You will be able to remove the blade but I don't think you will be able to buy it without the saw blade attached. The telescoping pole is very high quality.
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The mulching kit works great. You'll only have to rake if you have a ton of leaves, and even then I think you can just leave them. The leaves get chopped up pretty finely.
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Yes. I hang a Stihl with a 10 inch bush blade on it. I am about 6 feet tall and use a carabiner to attach. It gives me a little more drop and is easier to hook up and remove.
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I do not see why not, however you will have to fashion a way to fasten it to a pole since it was not design for that but is light enough to be able to do it. Rmember that you will be dealing with a running chain saw and you better be sure that is well attached to your pole.
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yes. We're currently using the extension rod from our roof rake. Your idea is better!
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I tried it again 3 days ago and it didn't do a good job! I threw about six up on my roof and a lot of snow is still there! I would not recommend this item! You have better luck using a roof rake.
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This is risky. You'd not only damage the integrity of the brush's pole but you would also make a weak, loose joint with the nail in the receiving pole. It would be better to pick up a matching telescopic pole from a local Lowes or Home Depot. This worked well for me.
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have not tried that yet, good on leaves in tight garden spots. Id say get a regular rake for grass.
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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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It could, but not attached to the poles unless they were low profile bait casting reels. This would also limit the amount of pole space.
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Dirt and gravel, unless largely clumped, should sift right through the rake. I'd say yes. It should work good on that surface.
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Only if your gutter is less than ten feet off the ground. This is an attachment for the leaf blower vac. It allows you to fill a large grass and leaf bag directly instead of using the small shoulder bag that comes standard with the actual blower vac. For you to use this set up, the gutter would have to be low enough for the eight foot hose to reach, or you'll have to drag a large garbage can to your roof. Seems crazy dangerous to me.
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Yes...it comes with some attachments.. u could probably do Those things with them.
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It seems unlikely. Its a sliding telescopic pole, which extends to a good length for mopping the floors. But I don't see any way that an extension would attach to the pole: one end has a black swivel joint and the other end has the handle. No extra screw joints to put in an extra piece.