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Sorry for the delay. Your previous comment disappeared on me. The winch will be completely fine moving debris from a landscape trailer. There's videos out there of 12,000 lb winches pulling trees over pulling tractors out of mud. It's extremely powerful. Unfortunately I can only get about two unloads with my group 24 battery so think about getting a larger battery to run it and have the ability to charge it.

Since I've now had the 5800 for 8 months keep in mind I have not used the 5900. This is just my opinion. I believe you're going to get more capability using the 5900 because of its consistent runtime. Even though it's less run time, you're not going to be losing power as the batteries run out like you do with the 5800. The 5800 has nothing left when you get to the end of the battery life and I hope the max out even though you're getting much less run time will be much more consistent. Personally, unless you're in the area where they've banned gas blowers like in my area, I would stick with your standard gas blower. Also, this is the technology we have right now. Everything's in its infancy. It took a long time to get really high performance gas powered equipment like we have now, so I imagine it's going to take a long time to get that same capabilities out of battery.

Yea it's a long way off before battery backpack blowers will catch up. Not so much with the performance but with the weight of the batteries to get that performance. I've owned my business for 8 years and prior to that I was a Golf Course Superintendent for 20 years. I've seen the evolution in equipment. I run 770s and 8010s and absolutely have come to hate the noise myself. 😂 I would just be using the 5800 for residential accounts where people would appreciate the lack of noise. I use the 2500 hh now for those and even with the max out on that when it gets down to 2 bars I can feel the performance drop off. So I don't think the 5900 with max out is going to make enough of a difference in terms of performance to make the price jump because you need the 8ah to get decent run times. In other words I don't see max out helping much with the blowers because of the massive power draw.

That's a great commercial engine. It's going to give you a nice long life and nice increase in performance. Great upgrade!

amzn.to/4gKoFDE This is the one I'm using in the video but you can shop around, You can find them from $20 to $40

Echo's coming out with a 7700 In 2025. It's going to have higher air speed and have the maxout technology and be water resistant and it's going to have the same level of performance as a 770 For $700 without batteries. Unfortunately we're going in reverse in terms of performance compared to the 8010-9010 we've all become used to using now. The prices for leaf cleanups are going to go way up for the customer because it's going to take so much longer to do the work.

The gas blowers 22 to 26 lbs no fuel, battery blower 20 lbs to 42 lbs with 1 battery or multiple batteries

The mower is a 36.When I bought the track vac originally it came with the hardware to mount it to either a 48 or 36. The blue hose I bought 15 years ago online. It's highly puncture resistant. The 8-in deck hose is original. I'll have to track down where I bought it from and I'll link it here later if I can find it.

@ I have the model 385. That’s the pull behind one. I have a stander mower and it’s not working out. Can I use model 385 for walk behind you think?

I've been looking at the different parts list for the trac vac. You can order the 470 parts or a stander model but I think it would be just easier to get a trailer hitch for the stander and tow it around. That's going to be way cheaper than trying to retrofit something or buying the parts. I know backing up will be a problem with the stander with the trailer setup, but at least you could use it right away rather than trying to figure something out this season. Also, I don't know if you can even buy the parts. I think I tried calling them last year but no one answered the phone.

This is the Echo eForce DPAS 2600 with the full length hedge trimmer The Echo e-force 2600's are excellent whether you want a dedicated trimmer or this PAS model, I highly recommend them.

@sololawnprofessional i hesistate with kress kc270, 5 years warranty

If you're going to be buying a commercial model, I wouldn't worry about the warranty so much because they're designed to last and be abused. I would be more thinking about what brand you plan on investing in the batteries because that's where you're going to need to buy a lot of to run this equipment. Because it takes more than one battery to use throughout the day. So I have seven e-force batteries to get through my day. I'm not going to be investing in any other type of equipment that can't use the same batteries.

Thank you, I appreciate it. I hope your blower runs like new

Thank you! I appreciate it! If you pick one of these up,I hope this tool makes your weeding job so much easier.

The path pros are excellent plenty of power to throw basically heavy wet snow to watery slush without any trouble. I do spray the shoot down with a non-stick spray because it can clog but not in the same way as a two-stage and you can easily just knock out the plug with your hand. You don't need a special tool like you do with the two-stage or have to worry about losing your fingers if you try to dig it out by hand. I have two path pros, one with the remote shoot and the hand control. I love the remote shoot but it's always out of adjustment. It has a push pull cable design and it's not really a great setup. I prefer the hand adjust because it's reliable for all the driveways I'm doing during a storm. My path pro with remote shoot I bought when it first came out maybe 10 years ago so they may have sorted out the cable issue by now but I don't.

@sololawnprofessional I'm also looking at the Toro 21 in. (53 cm) Power Clear® 821 QZE Gas Snow Blower Model: 38757. It has a bigger engine, and I have local dealer support.

@shanew7361 any single stage snow blower with over 200cc engine from name brand company that you can trust is going to have the same capabilities, so that Toro would be a good choice, and we'll have a very nice easy to use remote chute.

There are two main benefits. When you use the string trimmer to maintain the edges along sideways and curbs, the edgit really does take the strain off your back, You don't have to carry the trimmer. You can just sit the disc in the groove and walk along. The engine puts in effect on the grass much like a lawn mower deck pulling the grass into the string in my opinion, giving the Cut turf a better looking appearance. The one negative you are adding weight to the front of the trimmer if you weren't using the trimmer guard before installing the edgit.

@sololawnprofessional that's cool. I didn't realize that. Thanks!

This trailer only has a 2,000 lb capacity, and the 12000 winch can easily unload that.

And some miscellaneous parts from Amazon and scrap metal

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This is a hiking path

Thanks for your comment. What type of bait were you using? We had great luck with the whole peanuts. We caught 10 squirrels in 2 days. Very effective.

@ I used peanut butter, he was getting in my wax tea candles also. I used one of those also.

Thanks for your comment and being a subscriber of my channel but I can't make those types of videos there are some things I just cannot show.

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The battery blower 20 to 42 lb depending on the amount and type of batteries 8010, 26 lb. No fuel 770 25 lb. No fuel 580t 23 lb. No fuel

Instead of a leaf vacuum you should pick up a 8010 or 9010 they make cleaning up leaves so much faster over a mid-range backpack blower

@ I was thinking about it

Thanks for your comment. If you're trying to create a garden in native soil that has not been turned over, it's going to be difficult no matter what tiller you have. Whether it's counter rotating tines or standard direction, the best solution would be to hire a company with a machine that can turn the soil over for you and add the proper amendments to create a nice planting area and then use the regular tiller to till the soil every season. In this case a tiller that's half the price would work fine. If you need a tiller that's going to last 30 years, there's nothing better than this Honda,Troy bilt horse and or the BCS tiller you're going to have to spend the right amount of money if you want the equipment to last.

Off to their new home to become compost

I spent a couple hours removing it from a Side of a house. ruclips.net/video/PWn-Ws5YTBY/видео.html

This is how I get my back exercise

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I would make sure you have the right carburetor. Put the old carburetor back on and see if you have the same problem this will be my first steps.

Don't buy one of these. They're a huge waste of time, they do a great job of collecting leaves, especially the commercial, Billy goats or Little Wonder. But it's so slow and unless someone wants the perfect lawns, it's not worth the time and money to do the job with the vacuum. If the leaves aren't terrible, just blow them to the center, grind them up with the mower and just blow the debris away or collect it with the grass catcher. I had a Craftsman leaf vacuum when I first started. I thought it was going to be the greatest thing ever, but it's just so slow, Even slower than just using a push mower. I stopped using them it went I realized you could just grind the leaves up with a lawn mower.

Sorry about that. Here are the weights of the machines I showed. 8010 26 lbs no fuel 770 24 580. 23 5800 20 with one battery or 42 with 3, 8s

I just shaved the metal down on the attachment side it's not great. It does work but the metal is now very thin.

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it has a large metal vent on top of the white housing. I didn't drill any holes in the trash can I figured the manufacturer knew what's best so I left it alone.

Thank you, I appreciate it

Thank you, I appreciate it. I try to make these videos to help people plus I just don't want to waste your time. Videos only need to be so long.

Thank you, I appreciate it. Both these blowers are great, especially in areas where you can't use gas powered now

In this case, the hedge trimmer was better. This had very Woody stems that the string trimmer would have had trouble with and also this is a controlled situation. No flying debris with a hedge trimmer.

Those are all good ideas including the mulching Blades

No the hopper has a vent on top that blows the dust out to the left and up away from you. The reason why it's so dusty in the video is I'm grinding the leaves up before, I start up the vac. So I can save space in the hopper.