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Thank you, always looking for ways to improve!

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I honestly don’t know how many tons, but I believe it filled about a quarter of the trailer.

@@delaRosaLandscaping oh ok.👍👍👍

Well many things don’t, but you live and learn 👍

It’s been a long time since I’ve used the 10’ hose. But I believe there has been some suction loss, especially now that the leaves have gone through the weathering cycle.

I ordered the hose separate.

The trailer box is 12’ long by 6 ft high. I’m not sure in pounds, but when the leaf season starts and the leaves are nice and dry it can fit a good amount of leaves. Now that everything is wet, the vacuum doesn’t shred them as much so it reduces the capacity by about 1/2.

The shoes were comfortable, I averaged about 15k steps a day for about a month and a half.

Yes we are always learning and improving. I will be putting some hoops on the top to raise it and keep the debris from ripping the mesh tarp.

It’s a 12ft long trailer with 6ft high sides.

No silent devices unfortunately, hearing protection is a must.

I contemplated on how to go about doing the box. I have made modifications to the set up since the upload of this video but yes we need to have the dump time be 10 minutes or less. The hose cost around $800 when I purchased it. I hope you’ve had a great leaf season 👍🍁

Thank you! Such a great feeling of accomplishment!

It’s actually a br700, I haven’t upgraded to the br800s because I feel like they aren’t worth the additional cost. The billy goat has a vanguard 18hp engine, it’s pretty solid. The hose is the thing that has given me a few issues if it’s not crunchy dry cleaves.

I hope to make more videos like these, it’s so great seeing a transformation.

Making the neighborhood better one property at a time😊

I like messing with it because it allows for that initial air blowing power to make a bigger dent on the leaves.

It’s always so great not having to remove anything from the property.

Thank you!

Thanks! 😁

I really like this blower. It was my second brand blower I purchased it simply kicks butt out in the field. I haven’t used a br800 to see if it would be worth upgrading to in the future.

@@delaRosaLandscaping the br800 is good but if u won’t power echo PB-8010T I have it game changer

@@chet9055 9010. Maybe you can find a used 8010 online, but a new 9010 is the move for cleanups.

I’ve heard great things about echo. The thing I like the best about Stihl is the retractable nose. It help in different ways either near tight corners or having a wider spread of air.

@@delaRosaLandscaping the factory hose length on the 9010 and 8010 works fine for me in all functical applications, EXCEPT if I might have one one my back, and have equipment in both hands to put things away, occasionally the hose tip may drag on the ground, and that is irritating 😂 Maybe I have my straps too low, I dunno, but it's a minor thing.

That would be extra packed every inch 😂 This was the second sink hole that appeared at that property. The wires were from the cable company. It’s happened around our area where they don’t fill the holes up properly after putting their cables in and down the road it starts to sink in.

@@delaRosaLandscaping the second one?? I'd be concerned about that, but hopefully it is from the cable company 🤷‍♂️

Thanks for subbing! Yeah we’re wrapping up the last few clean ups and soon we will be putting down mulch and trimming bushes.

It’s so great to be able to just blow. I’ve learned that when they first start falling it’s much easier with the mower, but then after the first heavier leaf fall blowing is better.

@@delaRosaLandscaping Exactly if you can catch them early it's always the best!

Some of those leaves didn’t want to blow away.

Thank you for watching!

Was that vac running at full throttle?

I love tarps! Oak leaves are especially the heaviest and once they accumulate the blowers hardly push them. The vac was running at full throttle, I realized that the hose did not have the proper angle. It kept getting clogged because the hose would be almost vertical instead of a gradual slope.

@@delaRosaLandscaping When I tarp back yards, I usually drop the tarp first, so by the time leaves ( and other debris ) begin any substantial accumulation, they're already mostly on the tarp.

Hey thanks so much for your praise! It made me feel good. We do our best always do a great job.

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This was all about $250-$275. We still need to go back for the final round.

I really appreciate the feedback! I will keep that in mind for the next video!👍

Gracias! Fue unos de los primeros que grabé y no tenia el tripod entonces

Thank you for watching!