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I use the leaf blower to round them up on the grass, then I use your technique and it works.. thank you

Worth a try.

Even better, use a square shovel upside down with raking action.

Much faster and better idea than other videos I've seen.

Garden Weasel Nut Gatherer. There's different sizes for different size nuts.

I was about to use a shop vacuum, I'll try this first. I fuckung hate acorns!

You da man!!! I was hopeful but skeptical- then tried it. It really works! After years of laboriously raking 12 wheelbarrows full of these little devils. Genius solution.

backpack blower, half throttle NOT full throttle they barely move

Brilliant!!

i'm going to try that, I just started the raking yesterday, I have 2 huge oak trees and deal with this every year. can't wait to get back outside and give that a try.

I’ll give it a shot! Thanks! I just tried the shop vac and it was working good to pick up the piles. Then it quit. It was old and well used.

Woh

Painful

10000 IQ bro

Hi Mr.Webb, great video, good visual, easy to understand, thank you. But my log splitter is leaking on the other side of the lever where the whole mechanism attaches to the log splitter. Can you do a video on that ? I’m a 62 yr old female and I live alone and my log splitter is very important. Wood is the only way to heat my house. I’ve had it and used it for 3 seasons and it seems after I tryed to split a piece of eucalyptus my log splitter said “ heck no ! “ 😮and started to leak. I will never try that again, just stick to oak and pine. Lol

Drop the background music

Thank you!!!

Thanks for making this video hopefully I never have to do this fix but if I do I will know how to do it thanks again.

Why the annoying background music?

Your knowledge is very valuable but why all the over volumed annoying and unnecessary PARLOR MUSIC. Sounds like something from the exorcist

Looks like it works good but might try a lawn sweeper! Wish this would work for me but with tall fescue it's a pain!

Big success for me, thank you sir.

Bravo.

Good video but the annoying music is too much to handle. Definitely should have eliminated that crap!

You are HIM 👉👉

Good for a tree or 2, but getting a pull behind or a manual push lawn sweeper will make this job much easier and faster.

Genius. Thanks!

Helpful

The music was like nails on a chalkboard. Couldn’t finish watching.

Awesome video going to mine today thank you only thing I was wondering is did u have to remove it all just appeared all the o- rings are all removed with out the piston being removed just a thought

I just use my leaf blower and roll them off the grass and into the woods. Much easier than even this idea.

Who's the idiot wants to play the music over top of what you're are doing and trying to explain are you stupid

This is ingenious! I have 20 oak trees in my back yard and I've been scared that I'm going to fall walking over those little marbles! I had to try 3 different rakes in my shed and the third one was the charm! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

My grass is fluffy 😢 it didn’t work.

This is amazing

The O-Ring that was leaking in this video was the first one that was removed. It is a #16 O-Ring, $1.05 at Ace Hardware. I had the same leak on mine and the O-Ring fixed it. The old O-Ring was not very pliable anymore. A standard nitrile or Buna-N O Ring is petroleum resistant and is good from -40 to 250 degrees F. Viton can go to 450 degrees F but the hydraulic oil doesn't run that hot. When time permits, I'm going to replace the spool O-Ring at the other end of the valve. The video was helpful with the disassembly process.

That's brilliant! I love it!

❤❤❤ wonderful hack!!!

You just saved me almost $500.00, by not having to buy one of those EXPENSIVE "bag a nut" roller thingys.

So funny!!! I am rushing out to try this!!! Great idea and thanks for sharing!

Thanks I had no instructions. This helped alot

I will definitely try it, thanks Ken.

I myself am a MacGyver. And that is a great hack right there! Thank you!

I'm about to do the same job. You did excellent. Show me exactly what I need to do. But I only have a box of o-rings. I don't have the kit. Thank you very much for the video. 👍😀

OMG! Thank you! We’re surrounded by oaks and this year the number of acorns has been unbelievable.

Interesting Video, with Good and not so interesting moments. First the negative - The producer seemed lost a few times(lack of preparation?) The Rambling (old stories, Tool construction commentary) made focusing on the task a bit difficult. The use of <Red> locktite on fasteners that may need future removal. - Blue is always the preference in such cases. That irritating Hydraulic Hose that keep blocking the Camera from the work being done. The Positive - The Basic Steps needed to replace each seal Clearly revealed by the Video. - Thanks for repeatedly moving that line out of the way. *Why all this matters: Videos are a lifeline to the DIY'er and one rarely knows when they will need (correct)information to tackle sme random repair that pops up. This a.m. I was out splitting a large stack of 16" limbs I had cut n Saturday, After bringing the Splitter to the garage to correct the Bent/droopy table. Sometime between the last use(before all the local rain) and today, (1) Tail Cap Screw wet missing(unnoticed) and the other screw started backing out. The splitter was working and nothing was leaking as I started splitting. After about 1/2 a face cord I noticed the return was acting up, activating near dead center on the lever and a little stiff. I Thought a Detent was sticking causing a little internal resistance on the return. NOPE. A few more splits and suddenly Hydraulic fluid went shooting across the Yard under Ram Pressure(extension) I immediately killed the throttle shutting down the motor, and looked to see the end cap almost falling off. **** Thanks to this Video I was able to identify the steps needed to disassemble and inspect for any internal damage, and yes, the excessive movement when it released cause the O-ring to lose a 1/2" section.(snipped by plunger movement) After a trip to Tractor Supply for a (2)pack of M6 1.00x30mm Socket head screws<$2.19> and rifling through the garage for the Harbor Freight SAE O-ring Kit(have metric also but SAE was the closest match), I was ready for the task at hand. 2+hrs chasing Video information, Chasing down under $3 in parts and gathering the tools needed, I tackled the Repair. 3 minutes later, I fired up the Splitter and tested for Leaks and operation. Still have no clue where in yard that missing screw may be laying i wait for my mower. I'm sure a sudden loud Ting will remind me in the future. Why do we DIY? Obviously - Savings........ and the challenge. Professional, at least 1hr minimum + at minimum $29.99 for the Speeco O-ring seal kit, + $3-$4 for (1) 30mm Screw. I did all that myself for less than the cost of the Screw and was back working this afternoon. 2 Face cords split after repairs. So, in conclusion - THANK YOU - for taking the time to make this informative video.

Thank you!!!

Also a powerful backpack blower works pretty well to move acorns

We've been having mast years lately, I can't wait to try this!

Work smarter not harder. Nice hack!