Hey man please record me videos like this are awesome. I called you pretty recently about your debris loader and, have been really interested in your setup currently that you use to suck leaves up.
I think feeding the vacuum would be an easy task to automate, but moving the pile to the nozzle is always the time-consuming manual part. Maybe someone will develop a design that uses a hopper on ground level, which can be loaded continuously and it feeds the vacuum at a constant rate.
Have you considered cleaning the intake on your vacuum periodically to increase vacuum pressure or maybe even putting some kind of diverter on the intake so it will not suck leaves back into the intake and pull air into it from the back instead of right over the leaf pile.
Are you referring to the top screen of the box that exhausts the air? If so, I would probably increase the size of the screen compared to the amount of solid metal top that I have now. The leaf box doubles as a chipper box so I haven't added more screen. In any case, normally we could suck this pile up in half of the time but because it was extremely wet and full of sticks it took more time.
I watch this video before bed at night. Makes me feel like I have accomplished a lot during the day 😂
Even the camera has had enough ,I love leaf clearing time it’s a satisfying job and to see the end result
I need one of these next year.
I like he leaf collector you chose. The ODB LCT600. Did you purchase the one with the John Deere engine or the other kind?
Hey man please record me videos like this are awesome. I called you pretty recently about your debris loader and, have been really interested in your setup currently that you use to suck leaves up.
How many yards of loose leaves do you feel you are able to get in a load?
That worth every penny
I think feeding the vacuum would be an easy task to automate, but moving the pile to the nozzle is always the time-consuming manual part. Maybe someone will develop a design that uses a hopper on ground level, which can be loaded continuously and it feeds the vacuum at a constant rate.
Have you considered cleaning the intake on your vacuum periodically to increase vacuum pressure or maybe even putting some kind of diverter on the intake so it will not suck leaves back into the intake and pull air into it from the back instead of right over the leaf pile.
Are you referring to the top screen of the box that exhausts the air? If so, I would probably increase the size of the screen compared to the amount of solid metal top that I have now. The leaf box doubles as a chipper box so I haven't added more screen. In any case, normally we could suck this pile up in half of the time but because it was extremely wet and full of sticks it took more time.
It requires a license plate?
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Where I live that you rake it to the road in the city comes and picks it up we have to pay city and county taxes on that’s the Bayport
Why do you mast to do the same thing 4 times ...
the hose is to short
Bob Bishop lop
I need one, what's the model name/number/price?
LCT 600 from ODB
About $300 an hour that be suffice
8:41 fuck !
You better be careful...You can create a Negative Vacuum Vortex like that...
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vat no prob