Re: Shredding leaves
You could put the leaves in your drive way and drive
over them for a week or so, then shovel them up and put
them on the patch. I know a lady from my kids school
tha did this and it worked well.
If not that Sears has a leaf muncher, I do not know
how well it works though.
John
Columbus ohio,
Patch is already set for winter LOL
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> Ok...we all know patch prep is a pain in the butt....especially if you dont
> have a tractor. Whats the best --most economical-- leaf shredder thingy out
> there? Anyone have a great piece of machinery that they use that was
> affordable and that they would highly recommend? I've tried the
> lawnmower....works good but makes a mess. My blower vac works great at
> shredding leaves but the bag is too small for "production work" and its a
> pain taking it off and putting it on....etc.I've even tried hooking the
> blower/vac to a pipe into a garbage can but I cant get it to work right just
> yet.
> Anyone got a "Binford 3000 Shredder " good enough to recommend?........going
> deaf in Massapequa !.......G
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