Can I use this to transport grass clippings to the yard waste place without using a bag? Thats the primary use for this for me.
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Yes but realize that it doesn't come with a lid. I purchased a Rubbermaid trashcan lid separately that works well.
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Can be used without a trash bag but it folds down on itself & has no lid so it's usually easier to use with a trash bag inside. I use mine with the Toro blower/ vacumn attachment for leaf removal.
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That is what I didHoweverThe Handel ripped out of the unitI would not recommend
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I do not know what the protocol is for your area but I use it to carry my grass clippings to my recycle bin area and it works fine
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Yes you can. I have used mine both ways......without a bag inside when the amount of material is a container or less.When there is more than one container of debris I place a bag inside and secure it on the top with clips so that it will not fall in the container. The bag fills easily and is also easy to remove and insert another. I have used the Torocontainers for multiple purposes for five years.
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Leaves, weeds, small sticks as well as grass clippings. I use mine almost every day. Love it.
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I had this same lawn mower. I never could find a bag. But I used the mulcher all the time and did not have to pick up any clippings, they are used to fertilize the grass. I did not really need the bag, and after while it became an afterthought.
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It sure can! No bag required... that's the whole point of mulching, but it's there if you want/need it. Only time I might bag is if I let the yard get out of hand and the grass is just too high. I've only used it once, but will update again after I've used it several more times.
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We primarily use it for moving and storing our swamp cooler - quality is very good for that usage. I would guess if the weight of snowblower or lawn mower is within the rated weight capacity it should work fine.
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I don't see why you couldn't use it for that. I don't think I would try filling it up with heavy things and then try to carry it.
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yes it can be used without the bag, but it will blow the dust out into the air
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yes you can use it without the bag I am not aware of any special setting for that purpose. There are two settings on the machine, quiet and power, quiet for light cutting and power where the grass is longer or deeper. Also the machine mulches the grass really good in my yard with no need to rake as long as I mow about once a week.
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The cart would have ample power for the job. The real question is how andy are you? POSSIBLE TO WIRE A LOWES OR HOME DEPOT BUCKET TO WHERE THE BAG SITS. AND ;PUT YOUR GROCERIES IN THE BUCKET. GOOD LUCK. P
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No, I do not believe it's large enough for this purpose. I use it for trash & recycle.
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Yes. An acre should not be a problem. The bag will need be emptied often. Some times I blow them into rows and my husband picks them up from there. He says it's easier that way.
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my husband uses it forpicking up grass clipping and any bits of paper,etc. that is on the ground.its not meant for large objects.
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Hi,As far as I know it does not use plastic bags (there is no way to secure a bag to the scooper). Since I use it in the back of my house on the grass, I store the pooper scooper outdoors, so I just use the hose to clean it. I like the fact that it is taller than other pooper scoopers and has a good "spring action" to pick up the poop. I've ordered several of these over the years because some of the "teeth" on the bottom break off (not sure if it is because I leave it outdoors, or I sometimes accidently pick up a little rock). With 3 dogs, I would say overall it does work well, I just wish it was made of a stronger plastic or material so the "teeth" would break. Hi,As far as I know it does not use plastic bags (there is no way to secure a bag to the scooper). Since I use it in the back of my house on the grass, I store the pooper scooper outdoors, so I just use the hose to clean it. I like the fact that it is taller than other pooper scoopers and has a good "spring action" to pick up the poop. I've ordered several of these over the years because some of the "teeth" on the bottom break off (not sure if it is because I leave it outdoors, or I sometimes accidently pick up a little rock). With 3 dogs, I would say overall it... » Read More Hi,As far as I know it does not use plastic bags (there is no way to secure a bag to the scooper). Since I use it in the back of my house on the grass, I store the pooper scooper outdoors, so I just use the hose to clean it. I like the fact that it is taller than other pooper scoopers and has a good "spring action" to pick up the poop. I've ordered several of these over the years because some of the "teeth" on the bottom break off (not sure if it is because I leave it outdoors, or I sometimes accidently pick up a little rock). With 3 dogs, I would say overall it does work well, I just wish it was made of a stronger plastic or material so the "teeth" would break. « Show Less
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probably yes. if there is not to much of it just pull it out by hand. I only put it on the grass.
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the grass is propelled towards the operator and to the left .... most of it goes into the grass "catcher" that you should probably have attached....that way you can use the cut grass for composting. Compared to weed whacking, for example, having cut grass fall on your feet , if it overshoots the 'catcher', isn't going to be a problem
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I wouldn't see why not, the discharge material, although smaller in size, still flows in the same direction and velocity when using the normal blades. Although, I would have to ask why you would want to use a mulching blade and then collect the clippings. The purpose behind the mulching process is to eliminate the need for bagging and utilize the smaller discharge as a nutrient source. Different strokes, but if you are going to bag I would use the regular blades.
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I only use this in the yard. It would not be convenient to carry while walking. I think it would be cumbersome.
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Hi, I really wouldn't suggest it for that application as it is all fabric. While the outside is a pretty sturdy fabric, getting hauled to the street on a weekly basis would mean it wouldn't hold up very well. I use it as one piece of our laundry sorter and it works great in that capacity -- very sturdy. But if used for recycling, the inner fabric would quickly get stained (it's white and fairly thin) and possibly torn. I'd suggest something made of a hard plastic for your application. Hope that helps!