Posted by Andy on December 9, 2009, 5:28 am
I would like to buy a petrol leaf blower for use around the house. It would
not be used a great deal, mainly for blowing grass clippings off the the
paths after mowing, and a few leaves blown in by the wind. I do have an
electric blower which needs a long extension cord, and therefore is not
really practical for the front yard.
Any recommendations appreciated.
TIA
Andy
Posted by 0tterbot on December 9, 2009, 5:16 pm
>I would like to buy a petrol leaf blower for use around the house. It would
>not be used a great deal, mainly for blowing grass clippings off the the
>paths after mowing, and a few leaves blown in by the wind. I do have an
>electric blower which needs a long extension cord, and therefore is not
>really practical for the front yard.
> Any recommendations appreciated.
> TIA
> Andy
a broom.
kylie
Posted by SG1 on December 9, 2009, 5:40 pm
>>I would like to buy a petrol leaf blower for use around the house. It
>>would not be used a great deal, mainly for blowing grass clippings off the
>>the paths after mowing, and a few leaves blown in by the wind. I do have
>>an electric blower which needs a long extension cord, and therefore is not
>>really practical for the front yard.
>>
>> Any recommendations appreciated.
>> TIA
>> Andy
>>
> a broom.
> kylie
Seconded
>
Posted by Loosecanon on December 9, 2009, 11:39 pm
>>>I would like to buy a petrol leaf blower for use around the house. It
>>>would not be used a great deal, mainly for blowing grass clippings off
>>>the the paths after mowing, and a few leaves blown in by the wind. I do
>>>have an electric blower which needs a long extension cord, and therefore
>>>is not really practical for the front yard.
>>>
>>> Any recommendations appreciated.
>>> TIA
>>> Andy
>>>
>>
>> a broom.
>> kylie
> Seconded
>>
I hate it when people blow their crap out onto the road. It's not like
councils send their road cleaners out to much. No wonder people end up with
everyone elses weeds in their lawn. Is no better than littering. I have a
blower but like to get things in a corner so it can be picked up. On
occassion to blow leaves off lawns into garden beds at least you end up with
decent leaf litter.
Posted by Tigerlily on December 17, 2009, 2:24 pm
If you use a besom broom it should be used flat against the ground not
upright
as most people think.
It is fast, cheap, quiet, environmentally friendly and saves a trip down
to the
gym.
It is also good for getting worm casts off a lawn.
--
Tigerlily
>not be used a great deal, mainly for blowing grass clippings off the the
>paths after mowing, and a few leaves blown in by the wind. I do have an
>electric blower which needs a long extension cord, and therefore is not
>really practical for the front yard.
> Any recommendations appreciated.
> TIA
> Andy