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 11-17-2009, 20:39 Post: 166892
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 Ideas for Leaf Removal

I have been chopping my leaves with gator blades on my lawn mover. This year the oak leaves got a bit heavy and I borrowed my neighbor's 6 hp little wonder blower. It did pretty well but tons of leaves get pushed into bushes at the edge of the yard.

I toy with the idea of purchasing a pull behind cart with vacuum for the mower but $1100 and another engine to care for and store makes me rethink that option. I get frustrated when I think that I have a CUT that I cannot use to help me with this problem. A blower for the CUT would run thousands.

Has anyone come up with any innovative low cost way to get rid of leaves? Any cheap diy options for the CUT?






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 11-19-2009, 21:23 Post: 166953
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Thanks for the ideas everyone! Dennis, I was thinking of the same idea only with a towbar for my lawnmower. Unfortunately the little wonder belongs to my neighbor and I hesitate to mess with his machine. And he wants me to use it to pay me back for assist I give him at times.

I don't mind crushed leaves in my lawn but I think it makes the soil acidic so probably a little lime where you chop the leaves is in order for the grass in the spring. I saw one person who used his york rake to scrape the leaves off the lawn. But I imagine you have to be very careful not to tear up your lawn.






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