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Old 06-12-2014, 12:31 AM
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Default Yard vac
I have two large oak trees in the front yard and when they drop leaves in spring it takes 6 or more bags to clean up. With the redneck leaf vac I get it all into 3 bags.
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....redneck leaf vac...
You ain't kiddin!

At least the blower muffler is facing away, still gotta be loud as s@&$ though. Very creative!

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Interesting setup!
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And that's why rednecks should run the world, we're natural born problem solvers.
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Welcome to OCC! It gets the job done, that's all that matters.
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That's one of those deal that the neighbors will laugh at until they want you to drive through their leaves. If it works, it's ingenious.
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I agree! Set up a lot like the Peco Leaf Vacs of the '70's for these cubs. What the heck....it works!

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Looks like a better design than anything that comes out of DC.
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