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EAS Landscaping
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Приєднався 22 бер 2019
EAS Landscaping provides landscape and hardscape installations, landscape design, native plantings, sod installations, artificial grass installations, outdoor construction and lighting, all in the amazing city of Philadelphia. We specialize in city spaces, going through homes to get to the backyard, crawling and fighting our way through overgrown alleys, and just about anything you can throw at us. It's just urban landscaping & hardscaping - another project, another dazzling creation.
How to Weed Your Garden Like an MMA Workout
Keep going, hydrate, but don’t stop. Take the weeds wherever they are - in bricks, climbers, and get them all and dig down to get the roots. Be pristinely neat. If you do this, you’ll be exhausted.
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Simple, Elegant Landscaping in the Packer Park Section of Philadelphia
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Client rocked her own plants, and I planted them. Teamwork in Packer Park section of Philadelphia.
Start of a Cedar Planter Project in Fishtown
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A huge L shaped cedar planter will appear in Fishtown. Soon.
Landscape Design in Fairmount
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Super chill crew working away to augment a backyard in the Fairmount neighborhood of Philadelphia.
How To Plant Meyer's Yew - Taxus X Media 'Meyeri'
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1. Dig hole twice as wide and a little bit deeper than yew. 2. Amend soil if needed. 3. Place plant in hole with root flange at or just above soil surface. 4. Position so it is upright and not leaning on any of the 4 sides. 4. Fill hole with same soil, possibly mixing in amendment such as humus, topsoil, rich garden soil. 5. Tamp down soil with hands and feet so that there are no air pockets. 6...
How to Weed Burdock in North Philadelphia
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Common burdock plants abound in this backyard in near North Philly. The plants are large but have shallow roots, sort of a tap root, but when the soil is moist, and even when not, burdock is easy to remove. Haha it will seed all over the place when you remove it, then you'll have a whole bunch more burdock to remove. The sun is moving closer to the earth.
Trimming Overgrown Shrubs in Francisville
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Lots of overgrown shrubs in this yard, needed a little spring cut-back y'all. Philadelphia has lots of overgrown city yards and lots - this was one of them.
How to Remove Stubborn, Mature Liriope
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Oh man, this liriope was embedded, it was ugly, and it was, well, embedded. We used the python method - AM Leonard root slayer cut beneath the roots, then two people pull then beast up and out. This removal was done at a beautiful home in the West Mt. Airy section of Philadelphia. Thanks to Liz the gardener for letting us gesso the canvas for her!
Landscaping in Bridesburg - A Nice Pocket
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Performance art meets landscaping in cool Bridesburg section of Philadelphia.
Review of A.M. Leonard Grubbing Hoe Assembly
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Bought this grubbing hoe and can’t wait to use it. We do a lot of small hard to get to sod installs in the city so it was high time we got one of these. Maybe I didn't read the directions (I didn't see any in the box) but the screw provided stripped with not too much spinning and torque. No worries, removed the screw manually with deftness and prayers, rotated handle to drill new pilot hole, th...
How to move components/use move points in SketchUp
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How to move components/use move points in SketchUp
How to Landscape and Hardscape Over a City Easement
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How to Landscape and Hardscape Over a City Easement
How to Grade a Yard - Manually in Philly
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How to Grade a Yard - Manually in Philly
How to Apply Polymeric Sand to Pavers With Your Hand and a Spray Bottle
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How to Apply Polymeric Sand to Pavers With Your Hand and a Spray Bottle
How to Remove Weeds in an Overgrown Backyard
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How to Remove Weeds in an Overgrown Backyard
How to Make a Landscape Design Art Mockup
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How to Make a Landscape Design Art Mockup
White Glove Post-Project Cleanup in South Philadelphia
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White Glove Post-Project Cleanup in South Philadelphia
Planting Redbuds in Late November in the Norris Square Section of Philadelphia
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Planting Redbuds in Late November in the Norris Square Section of Philadelphia
Landscaping Snow Globe Huddle in Philadelphia’s Northern Liberties Neighborhood
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Landscaping Snow Globe Huddle in Philadelphia’s Northern Liberties Neighborhood
How to remove Japanese Knotweed and Japanese Hop
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How to remove Japanese Knotweed and Japanese Hop
How to Assemble a Fency Privacy Screen From Wayfair
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How to Assemble a Fency Privacy Screen From Wayfair
How Do You Use a Dutch Hoe? Port Richmond Philly Style
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How Do You Use a Dutch Hoe? Port Richmond Philly Style
How to Use a Dutch Hoe for Sidewalk Weeding in West Philadelphia
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How to Use a Dutch Hoe for Sidewalk Weeding in West Philadelphia
A Massive Weeding Jawn in Bridesburg
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A Massive Weeding Jawn in Bridesburg
Review of the Chapin Four Gallon 61800 Backpack Sprayer - With Unboxing, Time-Lapse and Outtakes
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Review of the Chapin Four Gallon 61800 Backpack Sprayer - With Unboxing, Time-Lapse and Outtakes
How to Cutback and Remove Blackberry Bushes and Weeds Encroaching on Your Patio
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How to Cutback and Remove Blackberry Bushes and Weeds Encroaching on Your Patio
How to Remove Unwanted Nut Grass (Rice Field Flat Sedge)
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How to Remove Unwanted Nut Grass (Rice Field Flat Sedge)
How to Weed a Backyard in Strawberry Mansion
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How to Weed a Backyard in Strawberry Mansion
Excellent video and I can't remember if I've posted this extra tip or not. Towards your last steps, you don't have to hold the string to thread it through the outside holes or battle the string unwinding. On the string housing there's two small holes cut into the outside rim on the string housing. Those holes line up with the trimmer outer housing holes. The key is you have to leave enough string so that the string reaches those holes on opposite sides of the ring. Snap your string into those holes before securing the outside housing into the outer ring. Feed the string through the outer housing then give it a little tug to detach it from the inner ring and you are good to go! If you want, you can cut the string so that the outside feed lengths are even.
Yes, thanks for sharing that. I’ve learned that from re stringing this trimmer many times. Happy weed whacking!
The string on my new weed wacker got stuck, and when I pulled off the spool, it completely unraveled. I couldn’t figure out how to restring it for the life of me. Thanks for showing me how! One thing, though-when it unraveled, the string wasn't in two pieces. It was one continuous piece. It wrapped around the middle divider, forming a U-shape. The divider has a notch that locks the string into place, automatically aligning it with the arrow. This made restringing the spool easy. But getting the cap back on without it completely unraveling again was a son of a gun!
Yes, the one piece of string thing is a better way! I just bought two Ego trimmers and they self feed by clicking a button, winds the single string into place.
It's easy once someone shows you how. Great video. You rock, dude.
Glad it helped!
Thank you this was very helpful.
This isn't how the green works site video says to do it
Terrible customer server from this company, if you buy a refurbished you can't return it for a new one. Mine came broken, wouldn't work but no returns. 175.00 down the drain. Terrible!
I just bought an Ego self loading trimmer, from Lowe’s, 350, battery. Takes the stress out of loading the string!
I couldn't use my whacker without asking for sorrow with stronger hands to help me. I think having the line folded instead of cut was making it all so bulky. Now i can string it (thank you for making sense! ) AND the cover is fitting better, so i can open and do it myself. I look every year or so... glad i finally found your tutorial!
So glad it helped! String trimmers can be such a pain to troubleshoot. Good luck with everything!
Hey! I agree, I hate the look of cheap turf. But I actually work for a turf company that makes premium, great looking turf. would love to work with you guys if you're looking to use a better product for your customers.
Thanks Pat. Great video!!
Hi Judy - glad it helped!
Show the yard in two years.
I bet it is covered in weeds, I bet. I'm afraid to ask the homeowners...
Pretty good sprayer. I just did a video on mine also. ua-cam.com/video/GluMeaNkkoQ/v-deo.htmlsi=R_17wRCAINaxU-wD
Very nice. Do you find that weeds still come up through the gravel, even with the fabric being there?
Yes, 100%. Weeds are pernicious and super hardy and seed from the top so they are always rooting in places where you don't want them ha!
Thank you for the video. Great instructions. I am a hands on learner. Thank you for msking it easy. 😊
Yea i hate putting line on this model also,,
How much string should be pulled out? Should it be long night till it hits the blade?
I usually have about 7-10” it will cut the excess off when it starts to spin, But 4-6” is what works best as it operates.
Thanks for posting. I received an old one free with the 80V lawnmower. There were no instructions. This saved me time getting it done quick and easy.
Glad the video helped.
Another question. The instruction says that hit the ground to automatically extends the line when operating? How does that work? I can see the center cap is worn out. If I hit the grpund when operating, the cap will eventually worn out. Is it supposed to be like this?
That is the self feeding concept that I could never get to work but it is supposed to feed the string forward if the spool spins forward to feed the string, which sometimes it does not feed it, sorry for confusion. You bump feed while the machine is running kind of slowly. I hope that helps, good luck with everything!
Question how to replace the line with blades?
The spool thing comes out, the string gets re strung , spool goes back on, then cap goes back on. Maybe the blades come off on another model, when the cap and spool come off?
You could clean a little bit your tool in demo mode !
thank you
You’re welcome.
Dumbest line trimmer spools ever built!
Agreed! Restringing and fixing these outweighs their benefits.
Thanks. Have not used mine in a few years and could not remeber how to use it.
No problem, I always forget how to use these and often just string bungees together. Have a great summer.
Thanks! I could'nt figure this out until I watched your video
Awesome, glad it helped. Enjoy your summer.
My weed eater doesn't have no side buttons. On the spool, it's a fucking electric weed. Wacker weed eater a weed ear. Weighted Wacker, wait, wait. The head will not come up or the button won't come off so I can change the goddamn string. That's why I hate the fucking mode. They co because every time I do I have to work on a fucking shit for 2 or 3 days? Before I can do a 15 or 20 minute fucking job.
Bro, I hear you. Weed whackers are great until you have to restring OR need to investigate a problem, then they suck. We go through a few machines every year, they just fall apart or get broken. For removing weeds, from a lot or to remove grass for sod, we use the dutch hoe, super sharp easy to use and hasn’t changed in 500 years. Gardeners Supply sells them, they are expensive but we use on every job. Good luck.
Thanks for the tutorial!
You are welcome, glad it helped!
Crystal clear thnx 😊
Glad the video helped.
Thanks!
Glad it helped.
Spent about a week online trying to get info on how to respool my weeder. Every other make and model until as a last rrsort I found this one. This is exactly what I needed! Thanks and thanks to other comments that make it easier. Either way all worked for me. I got to a apoint where I thought this damn weeder was made to have to buy new replacement spools. Kicked my ass for awhile but now I'm back in the fight. Thank🍀s to all.
Bro, glad you hung in there. Once you get the hang of it restringing is not that bad, it’s just how you have to do it is the problem. Good luck with everything!
Got the same brand ! Love it< Except putting the line on ! Hopefully I'll try that *But in 1 peice of line ? 🤞🤞🤞!Thanks Though <
Yes, yes one piece is probably better as it is easier, I suppose. Good luck!
thank you. whoever designed this stupid spool, i hope they were fired from the company.
Agreed, worst design ever!
This is definitely how Video should be, and not all the other nonsense that make up 80% of a 20 minute video. 👍
Glad you liked the video, pea gravel is an affordable option to pavers.
Definitely, it gave me inspiration to start my backyard remodeling
Thank you.
Glad it helped.
I have one and it is a pain in the butt....I love the other products but this trimmer sucks!
Yeah, not a huge fan of this trimmer, it’s taken a beating but still works when we need it.
Thank you for your help!!
You’re welcome, glad it helped
Thank you SOO MUCH!
No problem, a lot of tools are not easy to maintain and can be a pain to figure out.
THANK YOU 🙏🏻
You’re welcome, have a great summer.
@@easlandscaping like wise thank you
Thank you very much! Your video is very clear and helpful. The suggestion by bozhang7672 is also very good and may be an improvement.
works great, ty!
Well, essentially, I think this video may help me when I go outside essentially when it stops raining essentially did my first cut of this year essentially thank you essentially
Thank you I was getting pissed off 😂
Glad it helped, weed whackers are super frustrating to re string and troubleshoot, and anymore are made so cheaply they fall apart after one season.
That’s so dangerous.
The centrifugal force would be powerful,because of the size of the disc would make it very hard to control.
You’re not kinda doing things! You are doing it! You sound like a 5th grader!
I know, sorry for my informal style.
Good job this is very helpful
Glad it helped!
A minute of bullshit to get to the useful parts
Hi, I have watched 100+ of your videos. You make so many beautiful and informative video content about landscape and hardscape installations, landscape design, native plantings, sod installations, artificial grass installations, outdoor construction and lighting. All your video quality is good. But I noticed, the video views of other channels of the same keyword are very high compared to your video's views are very low. And I analyzed the reason. They have implemented SEO in their content which you haven't. And therefore your targeted visitors are not finding your content. Do you want to stay ahead of your competitors?
What was it that you put down after the weed mat but before the pea gravel?
Sorry took so long to answer but , i’d have to re watch , it’s probably 3/4” stone to give it some base.
Have you seen the ego self winding and self auto feeding trimmer ? Put one end of the string in the trimmer, then press an button and its done. So much less faffy than this idea.
I know that string trimmers have to get better. This Greenworks has ability to bump feed but it’s really never worked. I’ve lit upon Stihl power tools now so will probably get one of their trimmers next month, before the season heats up.
I have the same Dewalt grinder. Question: In the instruction manual it states that you need to use a different 2 sided guard when using a cutting wheel. The unit only came with a one sided guard and a grinding wheel. So do I have to separately purchase a new 2 sided guard in order to use a cutting wheel, or can I use the one sided guard that came with it? Many thanks!
If I am correct, you can use a 3 1/2” cutting wheel with the one sided guard. The only reason why I do not use the guard is that we use the grinder for paver and brick cutting and use 6 1/2-7” blades, and then just throw caution to the wind and cut. We actually wear eye protection and i will also wear a mask to protect my teeth just in case something flys back. And gloves of course. I hope that helps.
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