Fiskars Deluxe Stand-up Dandelion Removal and Weeder Lawn Tool
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Ideal for permanently removing dandelions, thistles and other invasive weeds without multiple applications harsh, costly herbicide
Long shaft eliminates sore knees from kneeling and back ache from bending and stooping
Offset handle design offers improved ergonomics to reduce wrist strain and enhance grip
Length: 39 inch
Product Description
The Fiskars stand-up weeder makes it easy to permanently remove invasive plants without sore knees from kneeling, back ache from bending or harsh, costly chemical herbicides that need to be applied multiple times. Just place the head over a weed, step down on the reinforced foot platform, and the four serrated, stainless-steel claws will grab the weed by the root for clean removal. An offset hand reduces wrist strain, a viewing window in the pedal makes claw placement mistake-free, and an easy-eject mechanism clears the head between uses for quick and easy cleanup.
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A Smarter Way to Weed
Fiskars' stand-up weeder makes it easy to remove invasive plants from your lawn without kneeling, bending over, or using harsh, costly herbicide. Serrated, stainless-steel claws penetrate tough soil to grab weeds by the root for clean removal, and an easy-eject mechanism on the handle clears the head between uses. An extra-long handle helps you reach every weed without sore knees from kneeling or back strain from bending.
Ideal for removing dandelions, thistles, and other invasive weeds without sore knees from kneeling, back strain from bending, or harsh, costly herbicide
Serrated, stainless-steel claws firmly grab weeds and roots for clean removal
Foot platform makes it easy to step down and maximize force to penetrate tough soil
Easy-eject mechanism on the handle clears tool without forcing you to bend over and remove it by hand
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Just did my lawn with 1....... it took me 1 hour to do a job that would have taken 3 to 4 hours... plus no back ache or sore knees..... this contraption is the BEES KNEES!! In other words I like it lol
I bought one of these second hand, but its great, so convenient. After I pulled out about the 30th weed I realized I had already saved so much time that I would have spent trying to dig them out 1 by one which would have taken me hours.
I agree! It's so easy to grab, I find myself quickly pulling a weed whenever I discovered one.
It will leave a big hole in your lawn especially if you have a group of flat weeds.
You need to get a bucket of top soil,
a thin trowel & a box of grass seed.
Fill the hole with top soil.
Sprinkle some grass seed on it, then put more soil on top & flatten it with your foot.
Make sure the ground is level afterwards.
I just bought one and noticed the big hole it leaves behind
if you are using this for Dallisgrass (or even crabgrass, or vaseygrass -- those types) be careful ONLY to use it after a good rain. If you use it when the ground isn't soft, it will break 10 times out of 10. I went through 2 of them already because of this.
Could you wet the ground first to soften it and then use the tool?
@@AN-cr9cy you could. But you will need to wet it good, and not just the surface. Because the teeth need to penetrate in the dirt, as well as clamp through it
I had bought one a few days ago and waited patiently for it to arrive. I hated the old school pickers... back on my back
Thank you for making the video, buying one tomorrow now
Great video, concise and to the point. Thanks
I am getting one of these.
How ever I might still put some weed killer down the hole to kill of the existing roots.
As we all know even a little root will will try it's best.
But a good review I liked and enjoyed how you spoke about the weed puller. 😀
I have this. It didn't "take everything." It didn't get the tap root. That dandelion will be back with a vengeance. Helps to do it when the ground is a little wet. Improves odds of getting the long tap root out.
maybe kill the weed then pull it out!
Thank you so much!! You have convinced me very quickly and I have just ordered mine. I cannot wait to use it!!!
+Magda Diana I use mine a lot and love it. Still works perfectly!
Thanks for showing the detail of the device.
New design? Good job Peter. I've got the original that I did my video with.
Mine broke where the jaws join together. It wasn't very old so I wonder if Canadian Tire will replace it?
Nicely done. Thank you.
Just got this today 8/9/22 using tomorrow
Dandelion roots tend to be 6-12" deep. (I read they can be 10' deep and typically are 6-18" deep.) I realize this tool will pull a root that is longer than it's teeth, but if the root is long, I expect it would most likely snap around the point where these teeth end. Is there a similar product with longer teeth?
What you read is WRONG. 6 - 8 is typical. Very seldom to 12. 10 FEET? LOL
@@stevenfeil7079 You're missing the important part, i.e., dandelion tap roots are long. So... Is there a similar product with longer teeth?
@@yawehodin4037 Nope, I did NOT miss the point just because YOU say I did.
excellent video
Thanks for posting this video!
+Roo's Whimsical Life my pleasure!
Great video Peter...!
What would you recommend for a lawn that's been overgrown with dandelions? Any good methods? I've gone through two of these tools and they keep cracking.
Maybe try a weed killer (spray, concentrate, or granules) for lawns. Must follow instructions to make it work correctly
Will this tool work where there is gravel?
This is very similar to the Grampa's Weeder from 1913.
Looking for one on-line..Everywhere seems to be sold out!
Seems like it leaves decent size holes in your yard...
Worth it if its pulling out decent sized weeds
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has anyone used this for poison parsnip? (wild parsnip)
Peter which one do you like better, the Fiskar or Hound Dog?
I have read that the plastic on the Fiskar breaks.
Pretty much nothing but good things about the Hound Dog.
+Travis In Canada the Fiskar is absolutely better. It clamps down with teeth, is easier to push into dry dirt, and pulls up more root. The plastic construction concerns me a bit, but I don't treat it as rough as I do the metal Hound Dog. The dog is good for small, shallow weeds, but the Fiskar pulls up everything!
Travis In Canada I bought the Fiskar stand up weeder and for 20 minutes it was fantastic! However I then tried to use it on a small tree seedling no bigger than maybe a couple pencils in width and couple of feet tall and the Fiskars broke. :-( On simple weeds it's fine but on anything with a hardcore root system it has a tendency of breaking, or at least that was my experience with it. So sad because I would like to have another one if it was made out of metal. Its design is perfect, but it's just the materials that keep it from having any kind of long-term lifespan.
you need to pull out the whole root or it will grow back. you did not get the whole root in your video. I made my own and it has pulled out roots that are over a foot long.
Do the plastic parts start getting loose and break after many years of usage?
Plastic lasted well. The clamps failed on mine in 2-3 years. Perhaps some lube in blades pivot area would have made them last longer. Maybe Fiskars has updated the design. They tend to improve their products or at least work on design flaws.
With stiff and rocky soil those are pretty useless.
I have so many dandelions, those golf size balls of dirt removed for each one would leave nothing else.
Luckily Dandelions are the easiest weed to get rid of. Just get some 2-4-d weed killer and you're set.
It's safe on grass, so no need to worry about killing your lawn.
Nick but its bad for the environment and pollutes the water and fish
nice 👍
your amazon link took me to a watch fyi haha
You’re right. Weird. Try this one. geni.us/njaADE
@@petervonpanda I tried this link as well as the one provided above. both took me to Amazon but not to this weed puller.
anyone try it with crab grass?
good video but I give that thing 1 year before it cracks and ends up in the garbage.
I was looking for a DANDELION to be pulled out. I am guessing he TRIED and FAILED.
Will this pull up small tree saplings? Thanks.
FellVoice NO! Don't even try! That's how mine broke, and the seedling was only a couple of pencil's width thick and about 2 ft tall. I was using it to pull normal weeds before that and it was fantastic, but there's more plastic than metal on the Fiskars and that's a design flaw.
trees; roots are as long as they are tall, don't try it.
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You’ve got be kidding me. How much lazier are people going to get? Any new thing and people gotta buy it. People are such suckers