6 Reasons Homeowners Are Switching To YardVac And Ditching The Rake, The Leaf Blower And The Painful Bending
You own a rake. You probably own a blower. The yard still takes the whole weekend.
Neither one picks anything up. One gathers, the other moves it. Both finish with you on your knees, holding a bag open.
Two of these three columns finish in exactly the same place: a pile still on the ground, you kneeling next to it. Only one finishes with the lawn clear.
1. Half Of What Is On Your Lawn Cannot Be Mulched At All: Needles, Acorns, Gum Balls
Setting the mower to mulch works on grass. It does very little to pine needles and pine straw, and nothing at all to acorns, sweetgum balls, magnolia pods or walnut hulls. They are hard, they are round, and a blade just spins them.
They roll away from a rake instead of gathering, which is why they are still in the lawn in spring. YardVac does not cut anything. Three V-shaped brushes lift it off the surface and throw it back into the hopper.
๐ See what it picks up2. It Lifts The Debris Off The Grass While You Are Still Walking: No Motor. The Wheels Drive The Brushes
Nothing on it is powered. The wheels turn the brushes, and they turn them fast: one turn of the wheels spins the brushes five times. So you walk at a normal pace and the brushes are moving quick enough to flick debris up off the grass.
It weighs 29.77 lb and you supply the power. If pushing a mower is already too much, this will be too.
๐ See how the wheels drive the brushes3. A Blower Moves The Pile. It Has Never Picked Anything Up: The Job Starts After The Pile Exists
Gas, cord or battery, a blower does one thing: it relocates the problem to a spot you then have to kneel next to. You are not buying horsepower. You are buying the half of the job that happens after the pile exists, and that half has always been done by hand.
YardVac skips the pile entirely. There is nothing to come back to, because the debris went into a 7 cubic foot hopper while you were walking.
๐ See it skip the pile
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4. It Is Not The Raking People Mind. It Is The Forty Times You Bend Down After It: Four Motions Become One Walk
Blow the leaves into a pile. Rake what the blower missed. Then bend down, forty or fifty times, scooping armfuls into a bag that will not stay open. Then do it again next Saturday because more leaves arrived overnight.
That is four separate motions to move leaves about twenty feet. If your back hurts from bending and raking, that is the part this removes. Not the walking. The bending.
๐ See four motions become one walk
5. You Set The Brush Height To Match What Is Actually On The Ground: Ten Positions On A Lever, No Tool
Acorns and gum balls sit down in the grass, so the brushes have to come down to meet them. Fine clippings on a thick lawn want the brushes higher, where they flick instead of drag. A lever on the side of the deck moves the brushes through ten positions, and you work it by hand.
Height also decides how hard it is to push. Too low and the brushes fight the ground the whole way. Set right, they glide.
๐ See the ten brush heights
6. Use It For A Full Fall Before You Decide Anything: Sixty Days, Shipping Both Ways
This is a fall tool, so a two week window would be worth nothing. Take it through the whole season. If it has not taken the bending out of your yard cleanup, tell us inside sixty days. We refund you in full, with free shipping both ways.
Three 300 liter bags, the One-Pass Yard guide and the Tool Audit checklist all come free in the box, and you keep it either way.
๐ See the 60-day guaranteeOne Build, Then One Walk
There is no motor, nothing to start and nothing to refuel. The wheels turn the brushes, so the only thing you supply is the walk.
- Day it arrives
Fifteen minutes in the garage
The core comes assembled. You attach the push frame and the hopper with a screwdriver, and that is the whole build.
- First pass
Push ten feet and look behind you
A clean stripe means the brush height is right. Most people find their setting inside a minute, and it adjusts from a handle at the side.
- The walk
The hopper fills behind you
No pile to come back to and no second pass. The job ends the moment you stop walking.
- Emptying it
Four buckles, standing up
It lifts off by a padded handle straight into one of the 300 liter bags that came in the box. A full hopper does not even fill one.
Individual results vary with yard size, terrain and conditions. Best on dry debris and flat to gently sloped lawns.
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If it has not taken the bending out of your yard cleanup, tell us inside 60 days and we will refund you in full, with free shipping both ways. Keep the bags and the guides either way.
What Push Sweeper Owners Say About Giving Up The Rake
This is awesome!
If you hate raking leaves, or like me can't because it's too painful, this lawn sweeper is amazing. Five minutes for a chunk of the back yard, and that's me going slow. Worth every penny.
Published review of a push lawn sweeperWorth the money โ saved my back!
The amount of leaves covering our grass was overwhelming. I was not about to rake or blow all of that. It's exhausting, back-breaking work, so I went looking for an easier way.
Published review of a push lawn sweeperMuch better than raking leaves and grass clippings
Does a great job picking up leaves and clippings. It cuts the time and effort compared to raking. It just takes a few minutes to work out the right height and how fast to walk.
Published review of a push lawn sweeperI absolutely love this thing!
I bought it almost on a whim. I had been raking and bagging leaves for hours and wondered if there was an easier way. Works great, and I wish I had found it sooner.
Published review of a push lawn sweeperWorks with pine cones!
Works well with pine cones and needles. I live in Washington state and have more pinecones than I know what to do with, from small round ones to very large cones from long needle pines.
Published review of a push lawn sweeperGreat buy!
Works well. Much better than raking.
Published review of a push lawn sweeperStill deciding? Take it through a full fall with free shipping both ways and a 60-day money back guarantee.
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