Lawn rake and vac.

[noodle one]

Anyone own or have used a Cyclone lawn vac? I have been reading about them and am thinking about getting one. The only hold up is the fact that I will only need to use it once or twice a year. I have two acres of lawn with a lot of oak and maple and the leaves cover the ground in the fall and if I don't get them up they kill my lawn in the spring. It is a lot of money just to pick up leaves.

[WNYBuckHunter]

You might be better off to get one of those pull behind lawn sweepers. I think they are only @ $150

[Culvercreek hunt club]

You might be better off to get one of those pull behind lawn sweepers. I think they are only @ $150

wet leaves are too much for them. My neighbor uses a vac with a seperate hose and motor to pull around and does 4 acres. it is amazing. It will suck the ants right out of the colonies...lol

[growalot]

Why not just mow them...it mulches them up so they decay faster...and helps feed the lawn and worms....You can mow in a direction that ends up win rowing(sp) them ....if you have too many it's easy to rake onto a tarp and drag off to curb or compost for flower/veggie gardens

[WNYBuckHunter]

wet leaves are too much for them. My neighbor uses a vac with a seperate hose and motor to pull around and does 4 acres. it is amazing. It will suck the ants right out of the colonies...lol

Good to know before I go and buy one lol.

[Culvercreek hunt club]

get the rake out...the exercise will do you good...lol

[WNYBuckHunter]

Thats no fun though lol.

Honestly I need it for the grass clippings more than leaves. You should see the amount of thatch in the grass out back. I can only imagine how big the pile of crap is gonna be when I dethatch it.

[oneidacountyhunter]

I considered buying one as well, cheaper than the DR version but still about a grand. Just can't bring myself to spend that kind of money on raking leaves LOL