3 comments about Precision Products 5-1/2-Cubic Foot Garden Yard with 16-Inch Pneumatic Wheels #LC-150-P16.

1. It is very nice for light work but I was using it for sand, gravel and concrete at my house. It did not stand up to it the handle broke the plastic rim broke also. It lasted about 2 days of hard work. If it is for gardening and grass clippings go for it but the 400 lbs that it says it will handle. Well let's say I tested it and it failed.



2. The Second time i used this Cart The top right corner Of bucket split open.
   This product is not worth a second glance.



3. This cart is a replacement for my origial cart. I actually wore my first cart out. I enjoy it because it's so much easier for me to use than a wheelbarrow.

2 comments about The Rumford Gardener Plant Marker Set #GA1007.

1. Look great after an entire first season, worth the $, they are very nice



2. They don't last too long and the label print fades quickly. In addition, squirrel likes to chew on them and move them around......

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5 comments about Trake - 900105.

1. Whether you are an avid gardner or just like to put out a dozen or so flowers in the spring, a Trake is a mighty handy tool. It is a must for gardners from beginners to pros because of its efficient, ergonomic design. Easy to remember name too; trowel + rake = trake!



2. I loved mine, too... wait, you're saying. Past tense?!? That's because I lost the darn thing. Took it to our local children's garden (it's the perfect size for kids to use, but you have to watch the pointy end a bit if it's getting waved around! :-o) and it must have dropped from the stroller on the way home. So I'm ordering a new one - we need it!
   
   With this tool, you'll never wonder where your little hand cultivator is - or skip raking / cultivating a section because you left it in the garage... everything you need is right here. The price is right, too; less than the separate cost of two tools, and these are great, heavy-duty tools, too.
   
   Don't let the small size fool you, as they say - at both ends of the trake you'll find REAL garden implements, designed to be used in REAL gardens - weeds, tree roots, rocks and all.
   
   The only potential "downside" to this tool is that because the rake is so very strong and sharp, you have to be careful when laying the tool down on the grass that you don't accidentally kneel or step on it - that's going to hurt. They do make red and yellow models which I figure would be more visible against a lawn... but this green one seems the most widely available.
   
   This is also the perfect tool for Square Foot Gardening, by the way. When you have exactly a one-square-foot area to get ready for carrots (or beets, or lettuce, etc), all you need is a little rake to cultivate, mix in amendments and generally prepare the bed.
   
   If you were doing huge rows, you'd probably want a standing full-sized tool, but this is the perfect implement for the seated or crouching position of most activities in the square foot garden. It would also be good for raised gardening and especially for wheelchair or limited-accessibility gardening. OK, it's just the perfect tool, period. I can't wait until mine gets here next week!!!



3. My husband and I both agree this is one of our very most handy tools. I use it for weeding, planting, lifting/repositioning pavers and stepping stones, digging troughs for brick edging, etc. Oh, and it's my favorite tool for cleaning eaves troughs! The handle feels just right; it has a great ergonomic design. The vinyl covering is an added plus. I appreciate the aluminum construction which means I don't need to wash and oil it every time it is used. We have a couple of these already and are ordering more at this time; it's the kind of tool you always want to have within reach. I'm going to keep a couple in my garden tool cart and a couple in the garage.



4. I love this garden tool - it's 2 in one. I like to have several as I leave them in various areas of my very large garden. My husband broke one recently by trying to use it for a way bigger job than the tool is made for (duh) and putting all of his 200 lbs. on it. So, I googled the tool name and found this one. I'm very happy with it.



5. This handy tool is a must for the garden toolbox. I love mine so much I give it as a gift to all my garden loving friends. Easy on the hands, 2 in 1, takes a beating- worth every penny.

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2 comments about Ames True Temper Ergos Bypass Lopper with Zero Friction Blade coating #2342630.

1. I DO A LOT OF YARD WORK AROUND MY HOUSE AND A FEW FRIENDS. PLUS TRIMMING TREES IS ONE BIG THING FOR ME AND WITH THESE LOPPERS BY 'AMES' I MUST SAY THEY ARE A BIG HELP TO ME. LIGHT WEIGHT WITH A COULD CLEAN CUT . THE LENGTH OF THE HANDLES FOR ME IS JUST RIGHT. GOOD GRIP AND A SHARPE BLADE. I'V USED TOP BRANDS BEFORE ; BUT THIS ONE HERE FOLKS I WILL NOT LIE; ARE A GOOD PAIR OF WORKING HANDS BY MY SIDE.I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THESE LOPPERS.. FRED PENSACOLA FLORIDA.10/07/2007



2. Having over an acre of "yard," I find myself reaching for loppers and saws quite a bit. I like the feel of the grips in my hands. And my...do they keep my hands looking lady-like... :) These are great and the price is right!

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2 comments about Hose Reel-wall Mount.

1. I purchased this Hose Reel and it lasted about 3 years. The constant pulling on the reel cause it to crack and come off the wall. I also had a minor problem prior to this that the small hose that comes with the reel clamp broke thus limiting the water flow. I used tie straps to correct this problem. This product should be made of stronger material.



2. This is the second unit of the same model we have purchased and both have broken at the holes where screws secure it to the house. Any pressure against it causes the cracks and eventually fails. Would not recommend this to anyone.

5 comments about Mantis 4-Cycle Tiller/Cultivator with Border Edger and Kickstand #7262-15-02.

1. This Tiller is truly an amazing tool -- if you buy new - squeeze excess oil out of air filter foam (into a paper towel) before use. Assembly a snap --Starts easily -- does the work of a big machine while being light and easy to work with.Mantis 4-Cycle Tiller/Cultivator with Border Edger and Kickstand #7262-15-02



2. Well it never worked for me at all to rate all its features.
   
   I wanted to clear the 'weed garden' leading to the water in our backyard this winter. The idea was to till the land and seed grass. I read reviews and reviews on the internet about how great this product is. So I went the extra mile and paid hundred dollars more for the 4-cycle.
   
   Setup took me about couple of hours. Don't miss watching the DVD; this will save you more time than you can think. The hardest part of the assembly was bolting the stand to the handle as the access becomes limited once you have the gas tank and main body mounted.
   
   I bought gas and filled the tank. As easily demonstrated in the video, I pulled the starter 3 times after priming. The engine wouldn't start. I tried again several times that same day after giving some gaps. There wasn't the 'purr' of the motor I liked to hear. I called customer service. She started giving me instructions and asked me to yank something (I don't remember now after 4 months) the top. I told her I don't see the part she was talking about. I told her my Mantis was a 4-cycle Honda motor. She realized the problem - she was giving instructions for a 2-cycle Mantis! She gave me two dealer names that will take care of the problem. Both dealers said it will cost me money to have them fix it as I didn't buy from them. I had, had enough.
   
   I returned the product back and the great customer service at Amazon (the best out there. Why can't Comcast and Verizon have such customer service?) promptly gave me back all my 450 bucks back. I would rather have had a working product and cleared the backyard and see the grass fill up than the weeds. Hmmm...



3. Best tiller I have ever owned. Very light and very powerful. Starts on first pull. Very easy to use. I would recommend this tiller to anyone with a vegtable garden or flower garden.



4. The Mantis is a nice little tiller, but I am spoiled after having a Troy Bilt tiller for 40 years. The mantis is so light that it bounces off small stones and into your garden plants before you can regain control. Because it is plagued with "Ralph Nader save the operator controls", it is difficult to control the throttle position easily. It also gets stones jammed in the tines easily.
   I'm not knocking it, because it makes a nice BACK YARD tiller for the home owner. Just be aware of its shortcomings.



5. Easy to use, works really hard, can carry around to different spots in the garden. How did we manage before our Mantis?

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