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re: favorite garden tools?

Posted on 6/1/26 at 8:15 pm to
Posted by 98eagle
Member since Sep 2020
3194 posts
Posted on 6/1/26 at 8:15 pm to
Just normal hand garden tools, I use a contractor wheelbarrow, Gorilla cart, regular shovel, square shovel, trench shovel, leaf rake, bow rake, pick mattox, axe, digging bar, hand trowel, hoe, dirt tamper, tarps, and come-along winch.

My favorite out of the ordinary hand garden tool is the come-along winch. I use it to pull up stumps, bushes, and small trees, in conjunction with a Milwaukee Reciprocating Hackzall Saw and/or regular axe. The Hackzall Saw is an awesome one handed demolition and garden tool. I cut down small trees, branches and roots using a pruning saw blade with it.

For power garden tools, I guess my favorite is the Echo PAS 225 . I use the speed feed string trimmer, brush cutter, and pole saw attachments frequently on our heavily wooded acres. I also have the leaf blower and articulating hedge trimmer attachments. Honorable mention are my Kobalt and Ryobi battery operated fans. I take them with me on garden and other outside projects where I am not moving around too much to stay much cooler in hot humid weather. I use my Kobalt leaf blower almost daily. I have quite a few other battery and gas operated garden tools (chainsaws, grass trimmers, sprayers, etc )

Also in my favorite garden tools are a lot of really old antique hand garden tools, sprinklers, etc. that I collect. I have hundreds of Antique Tools. Some of them are really interesting designs. Below are some antique hedge shears that I bet only very few people have ever seen a design like this



This post was edited on 6/1/26 at 9:21 pm
Posted by LanierSpots
Sarasota, Florida
Member since Sep 2010
71304 posts
Posted on 6/4/26 at 4:30 pm to
Man I bought a 4 gallon Ryobi 18v back pack sprayer last week to use around the yard and that thing is a game changer. And I hate that term.


I sprayed 8 gallons of insect stuff (Captain Jacks) on all my bushes and potted plants outside today in about 30 mins. The battery keeping it primed is so much better than a pump up sprayer. Plus having 4 gallons at a time just works faster.


Very happy with that purchase. I already had the batteries with some of my other tools.



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