Gardena Blad- en gazonverzamelaars, meerkleurig

Erg blij mee, ruimt ook gemakkelijk het mos en vilt na het verticuteren op. Slechts beperkt hoeven opharken. Is ook relatief eenvoudig in elkaar te zetten.

Het werkt wel, maar net niet goed genoeg om de opgeslokte ruimte in je garage te verantwoorden.Uiteindelijk toch maar gekozen voor een monster van een bladblazer.

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This is a good leaf collector, although it requires some effort, patience, and understanding.I have a lawnmower which collects the grass, and that is quite capable of collecting leaves as well. However, the twigs and thick leaf stems blunt the lawnmower blade, and it is noisy. This achieves the job well, and it is quiet.It needs to be assembled from its parts, which takes about 30 minutes, maybe more if you are not so familiar with doing such things.The business end of the collector, are hundreds of thin blue tines, which spin as you push the collector along.The height of the collecting tines is adjustable, and in fact is very important to the success of using it. You will need to experiment for a while to find the perfect height setting for your scenario. Larger leaves and taller grass need a slightly higher setting, and smaller leaves or shorter grass need a lower setting. The lower the setting, the more the tines scrape on the grass, and the harder you will need to push. If you are going to pick up leaves from your drive (tiles or concrete), then you should use an even lower setting. I made a note of all the various height settings I use for each scenario, since I am unlikely to remember the specifics after a gap of a year.Larger leaves are more likely to be grasped and collected. Smaller leaves have lesser success, as they sink into the grass layer more, and don't always get picked up. If your garden has humps and hollows in the level, then leaves in the hollows will likely escape being collected, as they will be missed by the tines. I'm not sure why they call this a grass collector, as it is pretty poor at that job... In my opinion, don't try collecting grass.It is actually quite good at collecting the leaves. I would say in my garden that more than 95% of the leaves are collected on the first pass. 99% of the leaves are collected on the 2nd or 3rd passes, and the ones which are left are the ones which were going to be very difficult for the machine to collect anyway... the ones which have sunk deep into the grass layer or which are in a hollow in your lawn.If you look at the photo of my garden, mid-collection, you will see a good level of success. The left side of the garden was initially done with a single sweep, and then an additional couple of sweeps were needed to pick up the initially missed leaves.Note that the collector cannot be used to collect leaves right up to the fence. There is about 8.5cm between the edge of the wheels and the start of the outer tines, so on each side there is a gap where leaves will not be collected. I usually use a leaf blower to move the leaves away from the fence before starting with the Gardena Leaf Collector. Sometimes if the Gardena misses a single leaf, I will pick that leaf up by hand rather than turning the machine round for a second sweep. The leaf collecting bag is quite generous in size, and usually empties my whole garden of leaves without needing to empty a second time.Finally, it should be noted that the wheels and body of the machine get quite dirty with bits of mud and previously cut blades of grass. I usually give the whole machine a quick hose with water to get rid of all of that stuff before putting it away. It's not electric, so you can get every part of it as wet as you like !! Storage in the shed is easy... You just sit it vertically against the wall.I'm happy with the purchase. I've had it for just over a year now, and nothing has gone wrong. The price was pretty high a year ago, and I'm sorry to say is even more eyewatering now.