I bought the CHEAPEST lawn care tools off Amazon (So you don't have to)
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- Опубликовано: 14 мар 2024
- I bought the CHEAPEST lawn care tools off Amazon, so you don't have to, and was shocked at some of them.
We feature everything for sprinklers, lawn aerators, scarifying rakes, fertiliser spreaders, compost rollers, lawn mowers, lawn levellers / lawn lute
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🔨 Budget sprinkler - amzn.to/3wRLzHp
🔨 Our favourite sprinkler - amzn.to/49QKxKg
🔨 Thatching/Scarifying Rake (Budget ) -amzn.to/4coioMy
🔨 Fertiliser spreader (Budget) amzn.to/4c9McMH
🔨 Fertiliser spreader (3m or more wide lawns) amzn.to/3T6XWXq
🔨Compost roller (Budget) - amzn.to/4cfU2EK
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🔨Compost roller (Premium) - amzn.to/4adctIj
🔨 Lawn Leveling Rake (Budget) - amzn.to/4a4VnvS
🔨 Lawn Leveling Rake (Likely to sell out) amzn.to/3TGoXTn
🔨 Lawn Leveling Rake (Another one we like) - amzn.to/3PnlXZn
🔨 Cylinder lawn mower - amzn.to/3J7UCXx
🔨Garden fork - amzn.to/3VilpYu
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I've ordered the mid range compost spreader arriving on Friday, looking forward to testing it out in a few weeks time. Thanks for the information great video as usual.
Happy to help
Great video. Thanks chaps.
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Very helpful looking at getting a compost roller and I did look at the budget one, think I will spend a little more and get the decent catches
Nice to see more options out there now for all the DIY gear.
Thanks so much for this! Been questioning a lute for a long time and of I needed a super expensive one 👍
Glad it was helpful! I wouldn't recommend the super cheap one
Great video!!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for buying all that to show us the budget options that are out there!
We are using those tools on other videos too
Really useful video... nice to get some independent comparisons of cheap vs mid-price.. cos lets face it, we all want to get the cheaper ones if we can!
I did a video a couple of weeks ago and lots of people were complaining that I had all the tools so I thought let's see what is there for less money
Enjoyed that. Only here , cos I got moss , suddenly ,exponentially growing ..you and lawnright, know your stuff, and it’s appreciated. 🙏
Thanks Billy! 😍
Great video as ever and in colour
Hey Dave, great profile pic. Can she make tea though that is the question
Great video, I bought Swardman items. I'm sure you know who they are. The best lawn tool I bought last year was the green soil spreader. I did make a DIY drag mat, thank you but I really liked the push cylinder lawn mower. I have an electric Allett cylinder mower, lovely item. 👍👽
I have some of the Swardman stuff, great gear but don't fall into the budget price range... So didn't make it into this video
For any equipment with retaining clips - pop a small magnet out of the way such as on the handle, when you take them out pop them on the magnet and you won't lose them.
That's a fantasic little tip!
Really helpful Robbie lots of food for thought, was that Jason taking a rest towards the end while you were doing the manual stuff?
Chris, apparently, also needs tea and lunch breaks. He's a great lad
I've got one of those hollow tine aerators and yes they clog up but even when clogged I find they are easier to dig into the ground than a garden fork and leave better results as you get 5 holes. I just have to poke something long through each prong at the end of the job praying they won't rust from the inside.
Great tips 👍
Some interesting equipment for people on a budget. The scarifiers, lawn lute and soil spreader comparisons are especially useful. Just a suggestion, there are some good budget hollow tine aerators out there now that dont clog. Maybe a future video? 👍
I seen a few, but they don't post to NI, so couldn't add them unfortunately
@@Premier_lawns_official That's too bad. I thought things were starting to come through your way now.
Thank you for sharing your video thay hep me no end. Will the lown mower leave stripes on the lown.
Probably not.
Have you anything to say about the use of that augur to improve drainage? Thanks for the video.
Cracking video mate! I prefer a lute with some weight.. But it was good to see there are now budget models for everyone.. Might take a bit longer but it's within everyone's reach now.. So all good for the diy lawncare! As for the spreader the budget one is bloomin fiddly but would actually be ok for a domestic lawn if folks aren't in any rush.. I saw that compost spreader on amazon a few days ago.. The clips would certainly annoy anyone with a big lawn or who does several.. Even that mower looks pretty good!
Yes, the cheaper stuff, especially the mower, was surprisingly good. Jason wanted to take the mower home, but my mum helps look after a community garden, so I think they are taking it.
The cheap level was crap; I tried to show that... But it worked well, I just wouldn't want to be using it a lot. For someone with a 50m lawn using it once a year it might do. Though better to spend a little extra to get something that will last more than one or two uses
The compost roller, if you use it once or twice a year and are on a budget, it is a great buy I think. Options all round now :)
A lawn sprinkler in Fermanagh? 🤣 I would be taken away.
😂
Excellent video. Great information. Thank you.
Thank you 🙏😊
Ive got all of the lawn master kit (roller, lute & aerator) great quality tools for a fraction of the price of the well known brands 👌🏾
Who makes them?
@@Premier_lawns_official the same brand as the mid range roller you featured, I got them all from the lawn kit group
I actually purchased the £50 compost spreader early last year for my front garden (36m2) and back garden (150m2) and did full renovations in September after watching your videos. Agreed the catchs are a pain and for me I go over the same patch twice too get better coverage. But it did a great job for £50 and worked great. Most likely will onky use once or twice at most a year so very happy with the purchase. Don't use with out the pins ! you was lucky that they did not pop open and they have for me after a few passes and they get bent.
I was amazed at the price of the cheaper compost to roller. And I totally get why if you are only going to use it or twice a year. It's a steal at that price...
How many bags of compost did you use on the back garden?
@alb3926 I ordered a 1 Ton bag for just the back yard
Thank you@@ian221
Hi - another great video! Appreciate all the advice. Could you please post the links to the compost spreaders? Thanks
They are in the video description
Great Video guys, really enjoyed it.
Thank you, I had this made before you messaged me, otherwise I would have returned the shout out 😊
@@Premier_lawns_official no need to at all mate. Hope you have a great weekend
A helpful video and appreciate the fact it is independent. May I ask, what is the non-budget fertiliser spreader?
It's over a thousand pounds...
Thanks for the great video. I already bought the cheap scarifier 2 weeks ago, had I watched your video first I think I would have bought the other one. But I have lots of new tools to buy on a budget as I'm sorting out my lawn this year which has lots of hills and valleys after removing the huge apple tree and has huge bald patches after getting rid of the 12ft trampoline that has been sat there for over 10 years. I find your videos a great source and is helping me tremendously. Don't worry, I've liked and subscribed! :-)
Good Man, thanks 👍
Having used some budget, mid range and trade tools for different trades and professions it can be hit and miss for some of them. Things like the lute I would go for the 50 quid one, while a sprinkler having tried cheap to expensive would always pick the more expensive well known brand but mid range can do a fine job
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Witch compostroller did give the best amount off compost?
Depends how big your garden to what tools and equipment you need
Big garden, big tools
Hi I have just subscribed to your channel all your videos are amazing a quick question when is the best time to scarifie my lawn thank you
Hey there, welcome to the team 😁 as soon as it dries up a bit you can crack on assuming your in the UK 👍
Hi thank you for your reply I am in the UK can you do it when it is slightly damp
Yes, it's easier if you wait. But if you want to go now crack on
Most people only have a 50 sq metre front lawn which you can apply fertizer by hand I do this on my lawn but I have spent 45 years in the horticulture trade
I would never recommend fertilising by hand, to big a chance of damaging your lawn
@@Premier_lawns_official all down to hand movement as the Bishop said to the actress
Fork at B and M Store £10 a wire tine lawn rake £6 Home Bargains
Lots of cheap options, that's for sure Rom 🙂
With the drop spreader,what number setting would use for lawn sand?
Thanks
Not sure to be honest.
Debating between a 30 or 35 inch lawn leveler. Would there be any reason to go bigger besides the obvious for bigger lawns?
I would be more concerned about build quality than if it's a bit bigger or smaller
Which brand is the middle range compost spreader I can’t seem to find the link
I just tested all the links and they are working fine
Hi. Great review of tools but I see no link for the manual mower? Any chance of providing the link please?
Here you go amzn.to/3J7UCXx
I'd be interested in a similar video of you comparing the best of these cheaper ones with the best premium ones such as the Landzie spreader or the Wolf Garten thatch rake to see if it really is worth paying a bit more? I've got the Wolf Garten thatch rake with wheels on the side and it's fantastic. I'm debating if I should go for the £110 roller spreader in your review or the Landzie one for around £160 inc shipping at Garden Imports - is it worth the extra £50 for a non-professional user who will only use it a couple of times a year but wants it to last a very long time?
I still like the landzie one due to the handle coming off and fitting inside it. Is that worth the extra, I don't know. It would be to me as it takes up less space in the van going to jobs and in the shed it's got a much smaller footprint
The wolf garten didn't ship to me and I couldn't find it locally or I would have had it in the test.
@@Premier_lawns_official Thanks I have plenty of space and don't need to travel so the removable handle doesn't matter to me - do you find the build quality and paint finish on the Landzie roller is better than the £110 one? I saw somewhere that Landzie claimed it was better painted so the mesh wouldn't rust? Are the catch and hinges better? On the lawn rake maybe some ebay sellers would ship Wolf Garten to you?
Build quality they are both built like tanks. I think landzie sell the catches if they break. The only time I have used the cheaper roller is in my video so can't really comment more than that.
I will be using them all more in the summer
I think the cheaper one might work well with sand
@@Premier_lawns_official Thanks you have been great! I'll need to binge watch more of your videos.
Great video but just want to check - the budget lute is £45, the link to the better one says £119.98 - I was sure the video mentioned it being £62.99 - has the price shot up since or is the link wrong?
here you go amzn.to/4cwApbF
Whens a good time to scarify? Ground soaked now, when is it too late?
Here you go
ruclips.net/video/OiBCXkE9Ues/видео.htmlsi=VQpEjXsZreUYGGsG
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Great video, very helpful and informative. Can you please clarify how you're able to pay only £62.99 for the Landzie Lawn Leveller. I clicked on your provided link and the cost is £119.98?
The landzie lawn leveller didn't feature in the video
@@Premier_lawns_official What was the non-budget option then? Perhaps you should amend your hyperlink in the comments section.
@@12345banks I have updated the listing; thanks for your feedback.
It was in stock when I bought it at the start of March; it was out of stock after I uploaded the video. That's why I added a different link...
The one I did link to is one we have used and can recommend, although granted, it is more expensive.
However, I take your point and have added the link with the text beside it likely to sell out. The prices also change, which is annoying also.
Definitely mid range for spreading top soil 😂
For christ sake apply the top dressing with a shovel
These manual crank spreaders are rubbish!!! Better spend a bit more and buy yourself Ryobi one which is battery powered. I think you'll never see it on this channel since it's Milwaukee sponsored channel but Ryobi is worth every penny, especially if you have at least one battery tool from Ryobi. Not that I recommend only Ryobi, but I don't remember seeing hand spreaders of any other brand which are battery powered.
Compost roller - cheaper version is no-brainer, less stones on the ground is better and I can do two passes if I need to, no need paying more, the pine is no problem either, can be substituted with steel wire.
The more expensive hand fertiliser spreader gets some use. I have had it for years and it's very well used...
@@Premier_lawns_officialI have rather small lawn 6m x 3m and had hand cranked one in the beginning, it is utter rubbish compared to the one I have from Ryobi (40 quid at the time), granted I already had battery, having impact drill from the same brand. Having said that, I'd even recommend spending more to buy the bigger one you recommend over that small one, just to save yourself strained wrist and frustration. Definitely not that one, anything but... Anyway, good video. Sometimes cheap is not the way to go, no matter the price, while other time it's the other way round.
@CMDRSloma you never know, Ryobi is owned by the same company as Milwaukee so maybe we will see something
@@Premier_lawns_official Yep I bought a battery power spreader from Amazon the other day. Bare unit for my makita LXT 18v batteries £60 has adjustable flow rate and spread width. Looks like the battery holder connection is interchangeable so different brand of batteries could fit with right holder. They do one for Einhell, Dewalt and Ryobi batteries ThagBrco is the brand. Another great video BTW
Ryobi and Milwaukee are the same company,tools made in the same factory.Milwaukee needed a budget brand as not to miss out on that end of the market
Go to a carboot for 30 seconds
eh?
my comments are being deleted
What did you say
@@Premier_lawns_official I wanted to show you a soil spreader item and get your opinion.
@@Premier_lawns_official i give up, i've spent 30 mins trying to write the comment
ok, just wanted to check that it wasn't on mu side that the comments are getting deleted as this shouldn't happen. I very rarely delete a comment unless its something that is rude to me or the properties I work on
Nobody watching this video will trop dress their lawn you only top dress a bowling green or a golf T