is it strong enough to blow acorns out of my yard?
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We have no acorns, so I have no firsthand knowledge. I would surmise that if the acorns are imbedded in thick grass, there would be few blowers up to that. All if can say is that compared to a gas model I once had that cost almost five times the price of this electric one, this Weed Eater is every bit as powerful.
359553
Possibly. It blows hard enough that it moves my river rocks a bit. I hope that helps.
1632428
This thing is way to big for acorns. Walnut size. You need a small. If you can't find small on Amazon googal brass mower. You'll find the size you need
1636984
I think it would be great for that. It is not powerful enough to be a leaf blower.
36715
It would depend on how large, especially how wide the oak leaves are. If they are the typical oak leaves which are more vertical than horizontal, and about 1-2" wide, I'd say yes. However, the instructions state that you shouldn't vacuum up sticks or small rocks. I think this may apply to acorns too. The sycamore leaves that the Toro won't vacuum up are large and round, about 5-6" in diameter. Hope this was helpful.
780027
Pretty good. I use it often and it easily moves leaves, twigs and smaller rocks. If you have tan bark it'll completely blow that away so be careful.
1877319
A super little tiller and of course it depends on how hard the ground you are trying to break. But more than likely it is strong enough but don't know how deep you want to go which may be a small problem. Good luck.
1874536
I only used it against squirrels so I can not say except that it is stinks and is powerful.
668931
No I do not think the product is strong enough for this application. I would buy something more heavy duty.
1154909
I don't think my cordless Greenworks blower is very powerful, but it is entirely perfect for my job of cleaning our porches of leaves, mesquite pollen and other debris very easily and quickly. It doesn't blow away spider webs or bat droppings unfortunately, but I am very happy with it.
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I don't know. Never tried it. I don't think that is what it was designed for. It worked fine for blowing leaves and light sand.
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For tight small places it would be fine.I'm not sure about tree roots but should react like a normal mower. It is rather flimsy and looks like a toy,but it does the job nicely. I was not happy with the catcher, but mulch mode is fine. For a small light weight mower,it is surprisingly hard to push and takes twice the time to cut my lawn. I would not like to push it up hills.Hope this helps.Lew Williams
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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
2235057
There is a hose connection on the side and pretty good instructions on how to attach and get the suction going; it would not pick up acorns; it barely picks up leaves
893860
I would not recommend it. I prefer the heavy duty blowers. It's worth the little bit of extra money.
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lets put it like this, i have landscaping shell in my flower beds and around my house, i have to becareful not to suck the shell up with it, so as far as it doing what u want it to i think you would have no problem.just make sure you get the blower with the metal mulching propeller not the plastic mulching propeller because the plastic propeller breaks easy
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No, I don't think it would work well for that. I used it on pinecones and small branches and it worked well. I use my lawnmower with bag (Greenworks as well) to collect and mulch leaves.
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I think the answer is a qualified "yes." Don't expect a wind tunnel from this product. It's for light use. How useful it is would depend a lot on the size of the leaves and if they are water-logged. I enjoy the fact that it gets leaves and other blown-in things hiding in the landscaping or under a table or in a crack in the sidewalk. Forget it if you plan to collect autumn leaves with it; it's not strong enough for that. I use it in lieu of a broom.