I thought it was a thatcher for grass so your grass doesn’t clog the motor from growing back so dense

You should know by now that he's a dumbass

Which I'd rather just have a can of compressed air for that kind of thing if it's blowing weaker than you are. So it is a good test

he definitely knows that. he clearly made this as a joke.

Shh! He's supposed to figure that out on his own!

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

With E tools edging side walks, old days 😂

rake would be faster and easier

Better save up your pennies and upgrade to the rich man's broom.

Rake is superior to these items

@@sagasta1983 rakes are superior to nothing!

@@fpskoda467that’s the joke bro he’s kidding 😂

Evidently he is not the sharpest tool in the shed.

Evidently he's not the sharpest tool in the shed.

I was just questioning where the heck is he? Fix that porch or you'll have critters under there.

You can also get big ones to pull behind your mower, atv, or whatever has a hitch. You can always have a hitch welded onto your mower if it doesnt have one.

I think that this simple peasant shall stick with her rake! 😅

@@redux467this is what I have. It's a game changer in fall

the black and decker thing sucks bad. It does the job but it's too slow, to pickup the leaves you can do it much faster with the rake and for what you used it first for the broom will do it much faster and cleaner too. also the big leaves get stuck. I had similar one, I smashed it in rage

@@redux467 I got a tow-behind rake that you're describing and it works amazingly. The trick is to do it often, because wet-soggy leaves that sit for a long time are harder to get up.

They know he doesn't read instructions, but they also know he does read comments.

Especially black and decker 😂😂😂

I also assumed it was intended to be used on grass at least a couple inches tall.

@@noahblevins9569 Yes you are right. I have one. It is supposed to be used on freshly fallen leaves on grass. I use it every few days in the fall. Takes about 15 minutes a day to pick up my yard. No bending over.

@@scottcol23 That honestly seems like a pretty good purchase then. Especially for people with bad lower backs.

Well, think of it this way . . . The leaves are from last fall. I'm not really sure where he lives or if he gets snow at all, but if they've been sitting under the snow for the last few months then they're so matted down it's as bad as trying to peel wallpaper.

I have a big one that gets pulled by a lawnmower and it cleans up any and everything it comes across. Al except for more than a 2in diameter sticks

I can clear that one up for you. Some people have allergies to mold that can grow as leaves decay. The leaves are also prone to stopping up some drain systems, such as thinner channel drains. On sloped ground, leaves will accumulate along surfaces on the low end, and can kill off grass etc leaving muddy patches. Some people are so particular about how their yard looks, they simply do not want to see leaves on their manicured lawns. This goes double if they do not have trees in their yard. I am a groundskeeper at a hospital that sits on just under 50 acres. About 60% of the land is wooded, and about the same amount is hillside. I am at war with leaves for about 2 months of the year. I mulch the leaves in areas the public sees, remove the leaves totally from the parking lots, and completely disregard leaves in the wooded area around our walking trail. Any work I do on the side is completely up to the customer, though I suggest mulching the leaves to them. My time is their money, afterall. I prefer to be as efficient as possible, while getting the best possible result I can.

He had a nice big back lawn before.

I'd love to see that disaster 😂

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"and I was completely wrong about how to use these things" That should be the ending of all his videos.

that's what i thought too, im pretty sure the arrows tell you to turn the dial that direction to lower or raise it, although that's a terrible way to tell people how to use your product so I don't blame Tyler for it

@@papasauce234why would raising the bar lower the “blades”? And even ignoring common sense, if an adjustment made it worse instead of better why would you not just try the other adjustment?

Has he moved ?

@@pysgodfishhe mentioned a new house this could be it, he hasn’t confirmed anything

Thank you for your comment. I had never heard of them before watching the video, and I was curious. At least I can honestly say I learned something today.

We have them at my house they're really fun to step on barefoot

Ohhh is that the name of those things? I remember them growing up but haven't seen any in a long time

I usually just run the mower with no box and let it chop up and spit out everything. It’ll just decompose so I ain’t worried bout it

Anyone with any live brain cells would run fast and far from that idiot.

It was probably with the rolly thing that picks up leaves

Just don't use it when it's windy.

George Washington created America in 1920. My grandfather was there, he watched Washington put his wooden teeth on a stick to pick up pinecones. And he milked many cats to get almond milk.

Maybe he meant Ernest Washington?

Ever try it when swimming? :) Or carrying an egg races?