One of the most important parts of a pressure washer is the hose. These hoses are designed to function under extreme pressures and should never be compared with a standard garden hose. Composed of several layers, a pressure washer hose has a network of threads running through its length to make it extremely strong. These hoses should be replaced at any sign of damage, including cracks, bulges an leaks from…
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July 23rd, 2010Duraworx Plastic Dump Cart
July 23rd, 2010Gardeners have their work cut out for them. Many gardeners transport heavy loads of soil, rocks and plat materials 
around the garden on a daily basis. Moving this material with a shovel and bucket can be quite a demanding task. Wheelbarrows might seem like a good tool for the job, but they have a tendency to tilt over…
Battery Operated Weed Eater
July 23rd, 2010A battery operated weed eater can make trimming weeds and grass more comfortable and efficient. Instead of dragging 
around a cord which gets caught on everything, users can walk freely using these battery powered units. A powerful and long lasting battery pack turns an electric motor which spins the cutting blades. Grass and other plant materials are…
Karcher Pressure Washer Parts
July 11th, 2010Karcher pressure washers are some of the most reliable cleaning devices around. However, no machine is immune to 
breaking down after extended use. When a part breaks on a pressure washer, it is important to replace it as soon as possible and not use the device until it is fixed. The high pressure water inside the…
Types of Felco Garden Tools
July 9th, 2010Felco garden tools are known for their exceptional quality and durability. Felco uses high quality materials in their 
tools, including ergonomically shaped rubber grips and precision-honed steel blades. Every part from the recoil springs to the handle lock mechanism is built to last. Felco makes a wide variety of the most essential gardening tools. Their classic pruners are…
Gentle Watering with a Plastic Watering Can
June 16th, 2010A plastic watering can is often greatly beneficial when watering the garden. While water directly from the hose can work in many cases, hose water can spray rapidly, toppling plants and eroding soil over roots. Also, some people have 
yards so large that their garden hose cannot reach these areas. A watering can is designed to hold water…
Benefits of a Garden Roller
June 15th, 2010When a lawn becomes bumpy and uneven, a garden roller can be used to flatten it out. Garden rollers have been 
around for many years and are quite effective at what they do. Originally made exclusively from steel or iron cylinders, these rollers are now made mostly of plastic. The weight is added by filling the cylinder with…
Using a Lawn Scarifier
June 13th, 2010When excess thatch builds up in lawn soil, a lawn scarifier is often employed to break up the ground and remove 
debris. Everyday debris and dead grass can typically be removed with a spring lawn rake. However, when years of growth need to be removed, the small tines on these lawn rakes are often not enough to…
Hozelock Auto Reel Features
June 13th, 2010The Hozelock auto reel solves a nagging problem that many people have around their home- garden hose storage. Hoses can be exceptionally difficult to store because of their awkward shape. Twisting and curling a hose with the intent of storing it in a perfect circle on the ground often leads to distress. Automatic hose reels like the one from Hozelock solve this issue by offering a contained place to store…
Revitalizing Soil With A Rolling Lawn Aerator
June 12th, 2010A rolling lawn aerator is one of those lawn tools that everyone needs but not everyone owns. Even experienced lawn 
owners can become perplexed when their lawn starts turning brown. Regular watering, trimming and even fertilizing are not fool-proof, as a lawn can require more than just the basic maintenance to keep in good health. Aerators make many…
Essential Chainsaw Parts
May 22nd, 2010Chainsaws are relatively complex machines that use a variety of parts to function. A gasoline engine requires several key components to stay running,
and when any of these parts fail, you have a broken tool on your hands. If you checked your fuel and oil levels and everything seems fine, it’s time to fine tune your diagnostics to figure…
Selecting The Right Type Of Garden Shears
May 22nd, 2010Garden shears are designed to keeps plants orderly and manageable. Whether you have trees, bushes or grass in your yard, you need the right type of tool 
to keep everything in shape. Shears are operated just like scissors except that they are intended to tackle more tough jobs. Shears can make quick work of overgrown bushes and even tree…
Variations In Lawn Rakes
May 20th, 2010There are several different types of lawn rakes available to make specific types of jobs in the yard easier and more efficient. A few of the more popular
rakes are the shrub rake, lawn rake, wide lawn rake, adjustable rake, and the telescopic rake. Each one has different features to perform the specific type of job. There are a…
Top Fertilizer Spreader Guide
May 18th, 2010Laying fertilizer with a fertilizer spreader is definitely a time saver and easier on the body than it is to use a hand-held spreader.There are many types of 
fertilizer spreaders on the market. The more popular ones are the broadcast, push-behind, and tow behind fertilizer spreaders. These spreaders use mechanical means to
fertilizer spreaders on the market. The more popular ones are the broadcast, push-behind, and tow behind fertilizer spreaders. These spreaders use mechanical means toBest Makita Chainsaw Guide
May 16th, 2010With over 90 years creating advanced motors in the power tool industry, Makita is a trusted brand in the chainsaw market. Makita has chainsaw models in
both the gasoline and electric varieties intended for consumer and professional use. Makita claims the highest quality raw materials in the manufacture of their entire tool line. Quality design and exceptional motor efficiency…
Advantages Of A Log Holder
May 16th, 2010If you love to burn wood in a fireplace or fire pit, it makes sense to keep a supply of split logs on hand. Storing logs can be a challenge if you don’t have 
the right tool, specifically something called a log holder. Log holders provide a refined and organized way to store small to large amounts of logs…
Guide To Buying Chainsaws For Sale
May 15th, 2010Today, most people who need a tree cut down or a branch 
lopped off turn to a gas powered chainsaw. These units provide the most power out of the other models on the market because they are powered by a gasoline engine. These two-cycle engines require a mixture of oil and gasoline to run. Gas chainsaws can usually…
Advantages Of An Electric Saw
May 13th, 2010Electric saws are rapidly becoming more popular than their gasoline powered counterparts for several reasons. An electric saw, no matter the 
type, requires very little maintenance other than some oiling and an occasional blade sharpening. Using an electric saw is often much safer because the power can be cut in an instant. Gas powered saws are made up of…
Firewood Holder Wood Storage
May 13th, 2010There is no better way to store split wood than a firewood holder. Firewood 
holders consist of a durable metal rack that is usually kept outdoors to hold ample amounts of firewood for the winter season. When wood is simply stored on the ground, it can become wet and infested with bugs. A firewood rack keeps the wood stacked in…
Pressure Washer Parts Guide
May 9th, 2010Pressure washers are an essential part of many homes, cleaning and scoring 
dirt and grime from our walkways, furniture and walls. However, pressure washers are not immune to breaking down and require occasional repairs. When repairs are necessary, it helps to know exactly what part you need to get your machine back online. Many repairs can be done at home…
