Greenworks vs Sun Joe vs Worx Dethatcher | 3 Way Product Comparison/Showdown
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2020
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Sun Joe Dethatcher Scarifier
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Worx Dethatcher
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Greenworks Dethatcher
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Which dethatcher is better? Greenworks?? SunJoe?? This video is a rematch that has been requested between the two. But I decided to throw a third contender in the mix to see if there would be a "Cinderalla" upset. In this video I use all three on my lawn side by side and compare the performance outcome of each. I also have other people (other than myself) to weigh in on how easy it was to use the product and how well it performed. I also go to three additional homesites to try the 3 products on their lawns. My lawn had been recently dethatched in the spring as had my neighbors. But the final two lawns have NEVER been dethatched one for over 20 years. So it will be interesting to see how they perform.
None of the products used in this video are sponsored in ANYWAY. I purchased each unit, and borrowed one, and used strictly for a straightforward comparison. I created an even playing field in regards to each machine using the tines only cylinders that come with each machine. (The Sun Joe is the ONLY machine that has an additional scarifier cylinder option,) I also made certain that each machine had equal space in which to work. Since NONE of these machines are sponsored I used the machines as ANY homeowner might, I did set each at their LOWEST settings that the manufacturers created them to go, to make the comparison as equal AS POSSIBLE. I am VERY AWARE that the SUN JOE states that the tines cylinder should not be used at the lowest setting. But I believe that if a machine can go lower than it's competition, so much the better. I do warn you that when you go "outside" the Manufacturers recommendations, that you do (like myself) risk causing harm to the machine or yourself. (NOTE: I have used these machines at all the lowest settings and have experienced NO adverse damage to the machines.) I do suggest mowing your grass to the lowest height that you feel comfortable with. Longer grass can tend to bog down the machines. I would suggest no taller than 2 inches in Height of Cut (HOC). Always read your instructions and follow them. I am a rebel and would hold NO COMPANY liable if I CHOSE to "DO IT MY WAY".
I and the others in the video have been in need of cleaning up debris in our lawns, much like the average homeowners and wanted to see which could produce the best results. I wish you the best of luck in your experience with ANY of these machines. ALL of them work and do the job at certain degree of performance. Your choice should be based on which you feel will work best for you. - Навчання та стиль
Nice comparison video. It’s good to hear what other people thought after using the dethatchers.
Thanks. I know that the video was pretty lengthy but it did have 3 different products being reviewed, and included 4 different lawns and 6 people's thoughts (as you referred to). I think it is important to hear not just my opinion but if I can, get others involved in the process!
I didnt know these existed until just recently. Great demonstrations! Really helped me make up my mind about one. Gonna look for a sun joe!
Glad that I could help you in choosing one that will meet your needs, I think you will really enjoy the Sun Joe. Thank you for the kind words and the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Just ordered me the sunjoe model due to all of the great UA-cam reviews. My lawn will appreciate this. Lord knows it needs some serious help. Good vid 👍
Thank you very much. I really enjoy doing the review vids, I try to make them as informational as I can while making them somewhat enjoyable to watch. I am currently doing an additional review of more dethatchers for 2021. I hope that it will be as informative as the others that I have done in the past. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Thank you for posting this video. Ive had issues getting my front grass to turn green and grow. I just learned about dethatching and all models you selected were models I was looking at. I chose the sunjoe based off of your video. Thank you for posting this.
I am glad that I was able to help you on your way of making a choice. I hope that it will help you in the lawn and that you have a great 2022 season. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Great video review. Appreciate you putting this together. I was leaning towards the Worx, but will pick up the SJ now!
Thank you, I greatly appreciate the feedback. I had a great time putting it together and I hope that it helps people in their decision making . I think you will truly be impressed by what the Sun Joe can do. It definitely does a great job and with having the option of the scarifier unit, if you have a ton of debris, it will really clean all of that, so that your lawn can get all the water and nutrients that it needs without the debris choking it out. Thank you for the comments, I hope to hear from you in the future.
Thanks for the info. We are new to detaching & your videos are so helpful in us planning our project come this fall! Plus, you have a great sense of humor and found you funny! Great work, thanks for sharing.
Debbie, Thank you for the kind words!! I am glad that you found them helpful and I hope that your project this fall goes very well. As far as the sense of humor.....Well my kids may disagree with you. LOL They may say I am funny looking, but hey, that's how it goes!! LOL. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
We bought a house about 4 years ago. I have never had a problem getting a lawn to look nice until now, I didn't even know what these were let alone what they were used for until I had to do some research. Great information and demo. Thank you!!
Brandi, you are most welcome. I hope that the information was helpful. Best of luck to you in your lawn!! Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!
THANK YOU!!! Yeah, I'm going to go with the SunJoe. My yard is SAD and I'm sick of looking at it. it needs some serious overseeding and that scarifier will really come in handy. The other comparison that I looked at also agreed. I'll be checking out more of your videos. THANKS AGAIN!
Pedro, I am glad that this comparison helped. I did just release a video of a updated SJ model and compared it to the SJ in this video. I am also giving away a never used before 801e. The rules for the giveaway are located in the video, with the Old Lion vs Young Lion title card in my video list. So if you want to enter to have a chance to win this model. Please take a look at the video and enter. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!
Just wanted to say, I picked up the 13 AMP Sunjoe at Menards on sale yesterday because of this review. It worked awesome!! Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.
Very nice, Menards, must mean you live in the Midwest. I have been to them in MN. Great stores!! You are most welcome! I hope that it helped you along your way. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I just came across this video and I'm glad I did. Congrats on doing a thorough job in testing and comparing. One criticism I would offer is confirming to the viewer that the depth settings had not changed from location to location but all in all a great video. I am surprised this doesn't have more likes you deserve it. I have a lot of work to do to my lawn and cleaning up areas that have been killed off due to dead grass build up. Thank you for giving me more info to better inform my purchase and potentially avoid frustration with this phase of my restoration.
Thank you very much I greatly appreciate the compliment!! And in regards to the "criticism" I can take that type of thoughtful and very well intentioned correction, ALL DAY LONG!! I did set all the machines to the lowest setting in the video, but I did fail to mention that during the test runs!! I will definitely do so in the future. Restoring a lawn can be a long and frustrating experience! But it sounds like you have the fortitude to stick with it!! Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
@@TheHighlanderLawn Hey, I also want to thank you for this comparison video. I just bought the SunJoe and wanted to ask you a question. I have never dethatched my 2-year-old lawn, and I have had problems with thinning lawn and poor lawn growth. My question is, what is the rule of thumb to set the height of the dethatcher? Would it cause damage to the lawn if I set the height too low?
Jill, I am in need of begging you to forgive me for not responding until now. I am usually pretty prompt on the responses to comments. But for some reason I missed yours and I am very sorry for my failure to do so. Congrats on getting a dethatching unit. In regards to height of the unit, SunJoe states that the "dethatcher cylinder" should not be used at the -10MM setting. but I have used it every time on this setting at my own risk of course. I think that they key to being able to use it at the lowest setting is that a person should cut their lawn to the lowest point that they are comfortable with. This will keep the unit from bogging down from long healthy grass, and having it wrapping around the cylinder and thereby causing problems with the unit. If you have some thick debris in the lawn I would even suggest applying the scarifier to extra thick turf. I hope this helps and again I am truly sorry for the delay in my response. Thank you.
Thank you for posting this video. I’m in the process of purchasing a dethatcher
and you help me with the decision of choosing the Sun Joe.
You are most welcome!! I hope that it helped in making a decision. I apologize for the delayed response. I have been buried with work and family health issues. I hope that the Sun Joe does a fantastic job for you.
I have a Greenworks for 2 to 3 yrs and its been working find. This fall I used it and one of the screws broke in the handle and now I need a new one. So based on this video, I am going to get the Sun Joe. Thanks for the video it was very helpful.
Abdul, sorry to hear that your GW broke. I am glad that I was able to help out in anyway that I could. Best of luck with your new Sun Joe!! You are most welcome, glad that it helped! Thank you for the comment, I hope to hear from you in the future!
I would say that last lawn demo from 22:47 on was a brilliant illustration of the machines’ efficiency. Thanks.
John, yes I totally agree. I have had several comments to that end as well. I did several lawns with both male and female users, different grass height of cuts, to be able to show how well each machine performs. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!!
Thanks, This video helped a lot. Definitely getting a SunJoe. Like all the sound bites also.
You are very welcome!! I am glad that it helped you to be able to make a choice on these machines. I believe that you will thoroughly enjoy the Sun Joe. I hoped the sound bites helped to break up what was a fairly long video. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
That was a GREAT review with so many people giving their opinions! I came about this because I absolutely LOVE Worx products and have 14 of their products and am reviewing the dethatcher. Having various people test them all helps. I am tall and (weird to say) strong, so I think I would get the Worx since I have so much of their product and love them all.
Thank you for this excellent comparison of three dethatchers!
Sheri, thank you for the kind comment. I am glad that you found it helpful. I do think that getting others opinions, than my own, can help give insight to the everyday lawn enthusiasts, or those who just like to maintain it to a certain level. I think that the WORX will do you very well, sounds like you could be a rep for them some time in the future!! LOL. You are most welcome. Glad that it helped. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
@@TheHighlanderLawn I subscribed to your channel. :) Yeah, my Worx products are great, so I actually tell them (in chat) to give me a better discount when I order something pricey since I buy thru their website. I live for their leaf blower for everyday use on the patio and to chase deer away. Their snow blower is great too. I SHOULD be a spokesperson for them! My boyfriend says I should get a free product. ha
nice vid man, i was already thinking about the sun joe before I watched this but you definitely helped make my decision
Thanks Lucas. I am glad that I was able to help you in your decision. I think that you will love the Sun Joe!! Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Fiskars StaySharp Max Reel Mower ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxTPN04aT-Qdjr_KS3ql7ng8wnU3wwsCqk also recommend This is what all push mowers should strive for. It was easy to push. It cut the lawn. The blades are sharp, very sharp. The one minus that everyone should be aware of is you need to be very careful taking the cutting unit out of the box. There’s a plastic guard so you don’t cut fingers as you take the main unit out of the box but it’s not taped down. As I took the unit out, I ended cutting a piece of my shirt. The plastic guard moved and my shirt touched one of the blades.
Yes it is a great little unit!!
I love the Greenworks. For my little yard it did very nicely. Just used it today for the first time.
Susan, I am very glad to hear that the Greenworks did a great job for you. I hope that you have many more years of continued success with it. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I use Sunjoe corded lawn mowers at home and cabin and these things stomp on the battery mowers. I routinely cut 1" branches with the Sunjoe 13amp mowers and never a problem. Very durable. Next purchase is this dethatcher. Thanks for the video.
Jim, Wow that is amazing, this is the first time that I have heard about the SJ mowers being able to handle branches that thick. I do agree that they are very durable. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Great video! Bottom line all three will give you a better looking lawn than before. I have the GW for two years, an my lawn never looked better. I am sure the other two would do the same. Big edge with the Sunjoe is that Scarifer attachment for seeding.
Thank you very much. Yes all the machines can do from a good to a great job in helping to get the dead debris out of your lawn. I am glad to hear that you have found great success with the Greenworks. I love getting feedback from those who have actually used the product. Yes it is a fact that the Sun Joe does edge out with the additional option of the scarifier. Sun Joe just came out with an updated model for this year of the dethatcher/Scarifier. The unit just arrived today and I will be doing a head to head review between the old and new models.
Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!
I have the Greenworks as well. I got it last spring and love it. I did my first dethatching in the 11 years I have had my house. I pulled up a dozen bags worth of grass. That was on the highest, not deepest setting. I wish I could post a picture here to show you. That being said, great video!! I like real world situations. Helps me be informed. 👍
Great review! I will be purchasing an electric dethatcher next year. I was always hearing good things about the greenworks, but everyone is consistently rating SunJoe as an excellent buy.. and I think that's what I will go with
Thank you. The Sun Joe wins out in my opinion, when you have the additional scarifier option. If I had used that in the mix, it would have completely blown the others away. Now that I have reviewed the GW twice and it has failed each time versus other machines. The Greenworks will most likely not be part of any future reviews. But there are a few other machines out there that I would love to see their performance versus the Sun Joe!! Thanks for the comment Andy.
Some people have had good experiences with the greenworks, but everyone I've seen has been blown away with SunJoe. I'd like to see the SunJoe vs a gas dethatcher.. that would be fun to see how it stacks up to a traditional unit
Thanks for the video. My lawn is a disaster and I found these tools. I was torn between the Worx because I use their other tools and love them, and the Sun Joe. I'm thinking a dethatching lap, then scarifying lap, then seed and water. Maybe my seed will take better this year
Jason. you are most welcome! Both are great tools and should serve you well. I too have done the same dethatching then scarifying laps. It will beat your turf up pretty good, but with some good watering and some good fert, your grass is very resilient and will rebound quickly, even more so with a good overseeding, I would suggest throwing down some top dressing (either soil or peat moss, etc.) and your seed to soil contact will be better, and it will help keep the birds from "snacking" on the seed that you put down (I speak from providing them plenty to feed off of LOL!!) Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Great job, brother. This helped me make my decision to go forward with the sun joe.
I hope that this video helped you in buying a Sun Joe. I really enjoy making the comparison videos. Best of luck to you in the lawn this year. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I just got my sj yesterday. My wife and I were shocked how much dead grass was out in the yard. It's pretty bad ass
It is amazing that there is that much dead debris choking out all the things that our lawns need to thrive. Now your grass will bounce back with resilience and will be better than ever. Thanks for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I have always used a gas powered dethatcher and this was an eye opener. Well done on the comparison. I liked the video
Jeff, thank you. I enjoyed making the video and showing the comparison and effects of the machines. I am glad that you enjoyed it. Thank you for your comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!
If you have a bigger yard more than 5000 square feet, I would pass on all 3.
MIL TICKET, while I would agree that on larger yards these units would not be ideal, but I would put the limit of square footage more around 8000 sq ft!! But this is just a personal opinion not the rule. Thanks for your insight. Greatly appreciated!!
@@TheHighlanderLawn I think that's pushing it lol unless you have help. I have the greenworks and it works pretty good & trying to sell it this spring. I mean I had piles of dead grass, so it did it's job. It ate up a Saturday & Sunday (atleast 20+ hrs by myself- includes clean up raking etc) & that dang extension cord. Never again for this guy lol.
So glad you got other lawns as well - on lawns never done to get a good view of what to expect since I have never had one ... I need one badly so I am hoping by the end of this video I am sold on one of them - hell for the low price, if it didn't work I have a lawn pattern maker !!! - 🥳
LOL....yes they do stripe very well!!! Love that observation!! And I spent the money on the units, people can bet that I am going to use them on my own yard, but I knew that the proof in the pudding would be taking it to a lawn that had not had the units applied to. I am hearing that many retail online locations (Amazon, Lowe's etc) are all currently out of stock on the Sun Joe units. I haven't heard anything on the other two units featured. I did put out a video this year of a comparison video of the NEW Sun Joe 805e model and compared it to the one used in this video. I would check that out, as I am doing a giveaway of an 801e (model in this video) and will be doing the giveaway when we hit 2K subscribers. So there is still time to go in, find out the details and have a chance to get one. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Thank you Sir for this very informative video. Just what I needed to know.
Russ, you are very welcome. Thank you for the positive feedback. I hope it helps you to choose a machine that will work great for you.
Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!
I've just been letting my mower mulch and return the grass, but maybe that is the worse thing I could do, adding more dead grass to what needs to be removed by dethatching. We have about as much weeds as we do grass, and we are renting, so not much going into the yard. But this was a great lesson and something to seriously think about.
Thank you, I hope that you enjoyed it. In regards to mulching. I am a proponent of it because it returns some nutrients to the soil as it breaks down. Now I live in a higher altitude area (about 4300 ft above sea level.) Now because of that the grass clippings do not breakdown as quickly as they would in lower elevations. So I usually only mulch in the hotter times of the year 85+ degrees. Due to the heat being able to easily accelerate the decomposition of the grass in such high altitude. If you are in a lower elevation it should allow for the grass to decompose fairly rapidly. But if the blades of grass are super long when it is cut (like cutting hay in a field LOL) then you would find that longer blades take longer to decompose. I have a great mulching mower and it does very well at chewing up the blades, but when the temps are dropping below 80 degrees is definitely when I stop mulching and bag it up. Because yes if they do not decompose it can potentially add a layer of dead debris that can choke out your lawn. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I bought the Greenworks - Fantastic! Worked really well.
That's awesome!! I am glad that you were able to find the product that works great for you! Thank you for the comment I hope to hear from you in the future.
I also have the green works. I think it costed me 80.00 and pulled up a lot of dead grass. I live in MN where we have Kentucky blue. Thanks for the great video.
i have the smaller sunjoe ( i have a small lawn) and i found it worked great ! havent tried others but for the prices i was very pleasantly surprised !
Peter, I am glad to hear the the Sun Joe, no matter the size, worked well for you. They are great machines for homeowners. Thamk you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Love the teasers and film bytes! Still watching
Thanks!! I had a blast making the video, and added in the clips to add a little variety. It was a pretty long video, so hopefully the clips helped to break it up a little. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!!
I got the worx last year and it does a good job of dethatching. But I must admit that I envy the Sun Joe because of the scarifier attachment.
If I could do it again I would go with the Sun Joe.
The Worx is a great machine, and as with the last gentleman in the video said, he liked it better and it did do a very comparable job to the Sun Joe. But you are spot on with the SJ having the additional option of having the scarifier cylinder is definitely nice, especially for overseeding prep!! Don't second guess yourself. Use that Worx until it gives up the ghost, or "donate" it and get the SJ!! LOL Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I have the WORX myself and found it very easy to use AND effective. A neighbour across the street has the SunJoe and we tried a fun switch last Spring. The bottom line... we both felt the machines performed equally, but that WORX was easier to use. I think it's the open front of the WORX unit that lets it move more freely.... it doesn't jam with thatch and just rides over it. The only thing to remember, as you point out, is the SunJoe doubles as a Scarifier.
Thank you for adding value to this product review. Is there a price comparison out here in UA-cam land?
Adrian, the WORX was definitely a very effective machine. In fact after the review was posted, I was speaking with the gentleman that stated that the WORX was his machine of choice. The subject of the open front came up and we did come to the conclusion, much like yourself, that the open front may allow the machine to not "bind" up if there was a significant amount of debris, A closed front like the other machines may, if the debris level is high, allow it to build up and bog down the machine and cause damage to it. Which with as light and kind of FIsher Price toy like these machines can feel like, I wouldn't be surprised that they could do so and overheat the electric engine rapidly. So I think that WORX may be on to something there, although it still freaks me out that the tines are exposed while it's operating. I guess it's the "dad" in me that thinks "oh no, what if my kids were out in the yard, and it got them" or "dang, did I just catch the neighbor's dog in the tines!!!" I know super gruesome, and way OVERTHINKING it but weird accidents happen all the time. LOL.
The factor that obviously tips the scale in such a close race, is of course the additional option of the scarifier, which if a person is doing an overseeding project, is an absolute bonus to the SJ.
Thank you for your comments and insight. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Thank you this make it official - i own sunjoe for snow. Now I gotta get that sunjoe .
I hope that the video was helpful in your decision making. The SunJoe is a great product I hope that you enjoy it. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I recently purchased the sunjoe and "found" a secret setting.. if you pull on the height adjustment knob you can get it to raise the wheels to where the chassis sits on the ground. I did this with the "scarifier" drum and it worked well for me.
LT, thank you that is great information. I greatly appreciate you sharing it. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
WOW! I was considering these 3. Guess I am for sure getting a sunjoe!
I am glad that I was able to help in some fashion in your journey. I think you will love the Sun Joe it is a great unit. I have enjoyed mine and have been very pleased with the results. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Fantastic demos. I know which one I should get now. Thanks.
Thank you very much!! I am glad that was able to provide you with some information to assist in whichever machine that you chose to purchase!! Thank you for your comment and I hope to hear from you in the future!!
Well, I live in Washington state, and I just bought a Sun Joe dethatcher. It looks like I made the right choice.
The Sun Joe is a great unit. I definitely enjoy mine. I am putting out another Comparison video this year bringing in a new competitor. I actually used to live in Washington State myself for 8 years.
I hope you enjoy your Sun Joe! Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
@@TheHighlanderLawn Has the SunJoe made any improvements to their latest model? Washington native here.
@@tundrawhisperer4821 Other than an inch wider, an extra amp in the motor, and an adjustable handle for height. I have really did not seen any MAJOR differences in production/performance. So it really boils down to the $$$ difference between the two. I have featured the newer AJ805e in some of my latest comparison videos. And will be doing a new one for Spring 2023. Thank you for the comment. WA state is beautiful. Lived there for 8 years (SE WA). Sorry for the delayed response. Just got done having full blown shoulder surgery on my right shoulder so I haven't been as on top of my responses. I hope to hear from you in the future.
@@TheHighlanderLawn Okay, sounds good. I’ll look for the video this spring. Good luck with the shoulder recovery!
I have the Green Works. It definitely did a Great Job! I just done it last week. Very Good Product! Green Works...
That is awesome that you had success with the Greenworks!! Glad that you love it’s results!
@@TheHighlanderLawn Definitely better than Rake! Lol
I totally agree!! Ain’t nobody got time for that!!
Thanks for the video it has helped me decide which to get.
You are most welcome. I hope that it was helpful. I think that you will be impressed at the results that you will get. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
@@TheHighlanderLawn it was help for sure considering I had no knowledge prior to your video.I inherited my grandparents house and the yard hasn’t been up kept in a long time.it’s needs a good de thatching now that I’ve gotten it under control.looks like the sun Joe is the good choice.
NIce!! Well I am sure that you will make your Grandparents proud!!
Math is hard... ACTUAL final score is SJ - 17 WX - 11 GW - 8. Error came at 4th review with an accumulative score of SJ - 12 WX - 6 GW - 6. Outside of that, great review! Much appreciated.
LOL!!! Sometimes it can be. I noticed it too, but only after it had posted!! Thank you for pointing it out!! It's been up for almost 2 years and you are the first to have noticed!! LOL Thank you for the comment.
Hi. Watched your first video and got your reply. After that video I got my new Sun Joe, and I want to say that I love it. Easy to put together, easy to adjust height, easy to start and easy to push. I’m 75 years old and love yard work and got mounds of thatch out of my yard. My 100 ft cord restricts me from going further into my back yard. My yard is 16 acres, not all grass but too far for any thatcher except power ones. I’m debating on getting an additional 100 ft cord with the same weight. I’m wondering if it will damage the motor with the extra length extension cord. Thanks again for your video.👍👍
Gary, I apologize for the delayed response. There has been a lot going on with work/fam etc. I am excited to hear about your results with the Sun Joe. I have not used anything past 125 ft of cord, 100 + 25 12 gauge cord. I had no issues doing so. But if you get to 200 feet well then it may cause an issue. But I have not used it at that length. I would imagine that you could give it a go and if it is performing differently.....stop usage prior to any harm to the motor. You are most welcome for the video. I am always glad to hear that it was helpful. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
LISTEN.... USE A 12 GUAGE CORD.... AND DO NOT USE MORE THAN 100 FEET OKAY.... ANYTHING MORE THAN 100 FEET IS NOT SAFE... ANY GAUGE OTHER THAN 12 GUAGE IS NOT SAFE, PERIOD.... RESPECT ELECTRICITY FOR IT CAN BE LETHAL.... DON'T JUST TRY STUFF... NOW YOU ARE 75 YEARS OLD... CONGRATULATIONS!! ♥️ PLEASE BE CONTENT & BLESSED WITH A DE-THATCHED 100 FOOT SPREAD OR IF YOU MUST GO FURTHER OUT THEN POWER BY BATTERY, GAS, OR ELBOW GREASE... PRAISE GOD & GOOD BLESS AMERICA🙏🏽♥️🙏🏽
FROM: DONNALYNN RAMEY 😇
LISTEN.... USE A 12 GUAGE CORD.... AND DO NOT USE MORE THAN 100 FEET OKAY.... ANYTHING MORE THAN 100 FEET IS NOT SAFE... ANY GAUGE OTHER THAN 12 GUAGE IS NOT SAFE, PERIOD.... RESPECT ELECTRICITY FOR IT CAN BE LETHAL.... DON'T JUST TRY STUFF... NOW YOU ARE 75 YEARS OLD... CONGRATULATIONS!! ♥️ PLEASE BE CONTENT & BLESSED WITH A DE-THATCHED 100 FOOT SPREAD OR IF YOU MUST GO FURTHER OUT THEN POWER BY BATTERY, GAS, OR ELBOW GREASE... PRAISE GOD & GOOD BLESS AMERICA🙏🏽♥️🙏🏽
FROM: DONNALYNN RAMEY 😇
Great video! Just one correction. When you're adjusting the Greenworks height at the beginning of the video (about 2:50 mark) you have it backwards. The machine was already set on its lowest setting and you were raising it up. You can physically see it going up with each twist of the knob on the wheel if you look close. This confused me too when I first used it but the height is actually reflected by the setting on the bottom of the wheel that you can read upright, rather than the setting at the top of the wheel that is upside down. I learned this the hard way and want to spare you viewers from the same fate! Cheers
Thank you!
@@TheHighlanderLawn Does this mean the comparison of the Greenworks was invalid if you didn't know how to adjust the height properly???
last year took way too much effort to rake pine needles and thatch out of my small yard (1500 sq ft on a slope). I am 70 years old, and I think I am going to buy a dethatcher instead of using a bow rake this year. It was so easy when I was 50.
IMO the Worx may have a learning curve because the last guy had it working great.
I could be wrong.
I think that either the Sun Joe or the Worx are a great investment. I am 48 and will tell you, I will never pick up another rake to pull the dead debris out of my lawn again after being able to use these machines. Super lightweight and easy to manage, and they do an awesome job. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I think you guys messed up the height on that Greenworks one? as you set it to "low", the wheels went down, NOT up. You even see the chassis go up. That's why it didn't do anything when you ran it on your lawn. I have this unit and it works very well (if you use it correctly).
Bertminator, Thank you for your insight. I will refer you to page 15 of the Greenworks user manual. The settings are EXACTLY as they show in the manual, since you have one this should be easy to reference. Here's the hyperlink if you no longer refer to the paper manual: www.manualslib.com/manual/763082/Greenworks-27022.html?page=15#manual. I am glad to hear that you have had great results with your Greenworks. That is great. I always do my research and I am a freak about making sure that all settings are where they should be to ensure an equal and fair comparison. Unfortunately the Greenworks did not perform in my lawn and others when each time it was checked and re-checked before each app and used correctly. Thanks for your comment, always love the involved interactions with those that are passionate about lawn care. Thank you and best wishes in your lawn this year.
@@TheHighlanderLawn watch back the video, the machine clearly went up
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Agreed, I think the video put the "desired" height at the top instead of the bottom.
Excellent job , I enjoyed the video and it helped me what to buy and why.
Thanks for your hard working.
Abbas Markham Canada
Abbas, Thank you. I hope that I was able to help in your decision making. I will be putting out a sequel to this video some time in the next few weeks. It was interesting to see the results of this new comparison that brings in a different contender than the Greenworks. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
GREAT test and comparison.
Thanks again!! I will be doing 2 vids this year with dethatchers, as Sun Joe has come out with a new model that I will put both models to the test. And I will be doing another 3 way battle royale!! But this time the Greenworks is out, need to try a different model.
Like the Sir Thatch-A-Lot song I like thick grass and I cannot lie. :)
Same here!!🤣🤣
The ProjectFarm of dethatcher comparison and testing.
A true legend.
Tony, thank you. I don't know if I am quite to that level but I am humbled by that statement. Thank you for the support I greatly appreciate it.
“I don’t know how it work though” of course! 😂
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I have a Yardworks which is a rebadged Greenworks and it pulls up mountains of thatch. I think all 3 will give excellent results if set correctly.
I am glad to hear that you had great results with your unit. That is refreshing to hear. Thank you for your comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Damn good video man! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks!! I had a blast making the video. It was amazing to see the performance difference between all the units. I even had a few folks like the "Rocky" theme!! LOL. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!
Nice video and cool to see your daughter helping out. I'm hoping to get my new 10 year old step son helping out with the yard this year
Thank you. She likes to be "in" the videos and the "social media" aspect of it!!! But she has NEVER touched a lawnmower in her life!!! LOL She constantly tells me that I "love" my yard MORE than her!!! Such garbage!! I love my lawn WAY MORE than her!!!! LOLOLOL JK That's not true!! Maybe................. Getting your son started early is going to be good, got to train them up right!! Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!!
Hoping to? Nah. You get him out there with you and teach him about lawns and home ownership.
Good stuff man. Very helpful. Looks like I am going to order a Sun Joe.
Bruce thank you for the comment. I hope that the video helped you in making a choice. Look forward to hearing from you in the future.
@@TheHighlanderLawn it absolutely did. I orders them Sun Joe. Side note. My wife is from Sandy and I met her at BYU. 3 of my kids live in Utah now. Beautiful place!
That is awesome. Yes Utah is a beautiful place. (A little frustrating in their water management course of actions, but beautiful all the same!)
Just bought the Sun Joe, great reviews with this product. Comes with a Bag as well.
Very cool! It is a great machine. Good luck finding a use for that bag!! LOLOLOL
Are you insinuating that the bag is useless? Let me know soon so I can cancel the Order from Amazon.
They include a bag, I would not suggest that you use it on an initial application. There would be just TOO much. But I love my machine BAG or Not!! I use a rotary mower to clean up the debris. It is WAY easier and a much bigger bag to collect a heavy debris removal. You should be perfectly fine without the bag.
Thank you Sir
I personally bought the Worx and I couldn't be happier trick with the Worx put a small piece of wood at the back to keep the flap open at all times I find it to Worx so much better(haha see what I did there lol)
Jake, the Worx performed very well. In fact the gentleman at the end of the video, really liked it and he asked to borrow it to do a second round. That small piece of wood in the back is definitely a cool adaptation to the machine that definitely Worx!! (LOL I see you sir!!)
@@justinpeters7166 that’s works well too lol I got lazy and just stuck a piece of wood to hold it open
I bought my SunJoe three years ago. I was skeptical of how well it would do, because of the price. I now know that, just because it's cheap, does not mean it's not a beast.
Spot on!! The Sun Joe really does a great job, and it is definitely worth every penny spent on it. Especially when you compare it to a per cost per rental. I am glad that it works great for you. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
@@TheHighlanderLawn Absolutely! I was scared of using the scarifier attachment, so I only used the rake attachment. I agree, that the bag attachment is a total waste of time, so I stopped using it. I just did as you did, and use my mower w/ bag attachment to suck up the tailings of the SunJoe.
We (In Milwaukee) just had a full day of rain, and a day of sunshine, so the ground is right. I just put on the scarifier, and I'm going for it. I think it will remove the thatch I didn't get and score the soil enough for overseeding.
I only worked horizontal and perpendicular, but thanks for showing the diagonal part. That is one way to ensure you get it all out and give the grass seen a chance to really get in there and take.
I heard a comparison to Washington State in there.... 😎 Good job Ryan👊
Yes, I was hinting more at the "THICK GRASS" that is allowed to be "smoked" in the state of Washington. But you have an awesome looking lawn. I appreciate the comment brother, hope that you are doing well.
Great video! Appreciate the help.
Michael thank you for Comment, Glad that it helped,.
Thank you, been looking to buy one. Now I know
You are most welcome. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
😂This is my type of REVIEW! Thanks so much! SunJoe it is for me to buy today!🌱
I had the Greenworks, was good but needed as well the scarifier so I Just bought he SJ.
For the Greeworks, the portion is always the number towards the grass. It's indicated on the handlebar. I'm sure you had it at the highest, which is Position 3, which is for Transport only. Position 2 or 1 would have been better.
Charles, thank you for your comment. I think that you will enjoy the versatility of the SJ. In regards to the GW, according to the manual ( page 15 on the model with which I used and I made sure I was thorough in my research), it states that the Position 1 is for Transport and that Position II is at approx. 1/8" (3mm) and Position 3 is at approx. 3/8" (10mm).
To make sure that the comparison was as equal in opportunity to all machines, I made sure that all were set to the similar setting of "height"/depth, and that they all had equal areas to work in. The outcome however was what was visible in the video, and the same settings were set at all locations that were used.
Thank you so much for your insight and comments. I hope that you enjoy your new machine and I hope to hear from you in the future.
I completely agree..that wheel went down when adjusted, NOT up.
I am convinced that the SunJoe is the one for me. It’s not that much more to buy it compared to renting a machine. I was impressed on the amount of grass was removed from the last guys green yard. Oh I live in Washington and I had a lawn service do everything but thatch it and it never green. But I see that my yellow will be gone by thatching. Thanks for your demonstration.
You are most welcome. I was surprised as well with the amount of debris that was removed from the last gentlemen’s home. I lived in WA as well for 7 years. Tri-Cities. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Have you looked at the YardMaster GV1314?
Sorry for the delayed reply! These last couple of weeks have been pretty crazy! No I have not but I have been asked to include that unit in a future video. Thank you for the response!! I think you might be seeing that unit in a future video.
All these praises on the Sun joe has made it sell out everywhere..Dang
There is usually always a supply issue, between May and August. I did see that Amazon has them available, but not directly through there warehouse system, it appears that some independent merchants have them for sale through Amazon, but I will say they are asking some inflated pricing i.e. $225.(Supply & Demand) I will say that last years’ pricing got completely out of hand units were listing for $350 plus. And while I love the product, sometimes patience can pay off while waiting for the supply to catch up and then the prices become more reasonable. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I have used the Greenworks Dethatcher machine and it did a great job; it needs to be held back slightly rather than letting it pull you along. Did you have the height set to the correct level for your tests ?
Jel, I am glad to hear that the GW did a great job for you. I did have the height set to the correct levels, and made sure that all the machines were set to the equivalent height/depth, so as to make the comparison as completely level as possible. Thank you for the comment and feedback. I hope to hear from you in the future.
@@TheHighlanderLawn Perhaps the GW needed to be adjusted to a lower setting?
Just seems that it was quite the disparity between the 3. I've seen other reviews on the GW, where it pulled up a pretty respectable amount of thatch.
@@TheHighlanderLawn You set it higher, not lower. Watch the wheels go down on your video...you'll see I'm right.
Jim, thank you for the comment. I am sorry that I did not respond as promptly to your comment. My settings in UA-cam show new comments, but do not show additional comments added to the initial response. So I apologize for that. The settings are set exactly as the user manual shows, I check and re-check because I have in previous years made plenty of mistakes before. Yes several have stated that they have experienced great results, and they are very passionate in their defense of the GW unit. If they are having awesome results, then I couldn't be happier for them, and I would back their results. However I have tested the GW twice and the results in my lawn and the others involved were not what I was hoping for, and funny enough each of the folks using the unit asked is thing set right, so it added a 3rd check on the setting. Thank you for the comment. I am again sorry for the delay. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Bertminator, man I love the passion in your response. But like I said before, check page 15 of the users manual. They are correct. Thanks man.
Excellent video. I moved into my house five years ago and have yet to dethatch it. I have no idea if or when it was ever done before we moved in. I have been looking at dethatchers since last year and have watched a lot of online videos. I have an acre of property and wish they came in wider models as 13-14 inches wide is gonna amount to a lot of time. May look into a rental at our the local hardware store since their commercial models are wider, but if I decide to purchase I will likely go with the SunJoe.
Bob, Thank you! I had a great time making it. My guess is that it may have never been done. A lot of people do not understand how and what grass needs to thrive and develop stronger and healthier roots. An acre of property is a lot to take care of and can it be done with an electric unit, yes....but it will take some time. Rentals can work really well especially if it's gas powered. If you do, I would recommend washing it down first so that you won't spread any weed seeds, or other lawn related disease that may still be "lurking" from the person's lawn who used the machine prior to you. The good news is that you won't have to worry about COVID-19 in your lawn....and won't have to mask up!! LOLOL!!
Collecting all the dead debris can take as long if not longer. I have about 5000 sq ft to deal with. An acre is a little less than 9 times that area. So you get the "SUPERMAN CARD" on getting that all done. The Sun Joe will really bring up a bunch of dead debris. Especially if you use the scarifier attachment. I never used it in the video because the other 2 machines did not have the option, and for the sake of a level playing field and comparison, I did not use it. I do use it in my video where I help my neighbor who lives across the street in helping him "Fix my Ugly Lawn" Vid. It is crazy how much it brought up. The scarifier will also help if you are looking to do an early season overseeding.
Good luck in your efforts this coming season and I would love to hear how it is going. Thank you for the comment, I hope to hear from you again.
@@TheHighlanderLawn thanks for the reply. Much appreciated. Sounds like the rental is the way to go.
We have the Greenworks and it pulls up a lot of thatch for us.
Yea I've seen several other videos from borderline professionals using the Greenworks pulling a TON of thatch up. Makes me think it was not setup correctly.
That is awesome that the Greenworks worked great for you!! I totally have no preference, if it does the job, keep rolling with it, absolutely. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!
I have watched their videos as well and yes they did pull up dead debris very well. Just to be VERY clear, ALL units were set to the lowest settings in the portion of the video discussing the height settings, and they stayed at those settings through the ENTIRE video. I can completely understand the thought that it wasn't set properly, I even triple checked it when it was not pulling up anywhere near the same amount of debris, thinking that I had done something incorrectly as well. I appreciate the comment and love that you would be thorough enough to at least bring it to question. Thank you for the comment, they are always welcome when trying to produce positive constructive discourse!!
Hardest part about changing the sun joe accessories, finding a 10mm socket.
Yes, thankfully I have a large tool assortment. But the new unit is worse, it uses Allen wrench bolt heads, which I can't hardly stand. They are too prone to strip out, then you are screwed. But I did go to a hardware store that I found the right bolt thread pattern but has the hex heads.
Never have a 10 mm when you need it, but always do when you don't. Lol
Tell me why I chuckled at this? 🤣
I knew I should have spent the extra 30-40 bucks for the damn sun joe. Live and learn
Well no need for regrets. If the GW works for you then run with it. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Worx for the win!!! 🙌🏾
Yes sir, Mike loved the Worx!! So much so that much I gifted it to him!! 🎉🎉🎉
Love your style of video
Cliff thank you for the comment. I appreciate the kind words. I hope that people can find value in the content. I hope to hear from you in the future.
This definitely helped with my decision. Thank yo so much for great video. Btw, you have a wonderful daughter. I wish my 19 yr old daughter would mow the lawn too. lol. she doesn't even know how to start the mower.
I am glad that it was helpful I wish that she knew more about how to mow a lawn versus just wanting to be on the UA-cams!! LOL She is a social media fanatic!! LOL Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Hah my 4 yr old already wants to push the mower :)
Awesome review.
Thank you , I had a blast doing the review and getting insight from those everyday folks that would be looking to purchase one.
Excellent video. Thank you.
Nassar, thank you!! I had a blast putting it together. I hope that it helped you in the way you needed it to! Thank you for the kind words and I hope to hear from you in the future!
@@TheHighlanderLawn very helpful indeed. I ordered one right after. Hope it is also durable.
Ever done work on St. Augustine grass? Any details on what option to start with? Just ordered the SunJoe
Fernando, I must admit that I don't have any experience with warm season grasstypes. I mainly deal with cool season grasses like Kentucky Bluegrass, Perennial Rye, Tall Fescue, etc. When you ask about what to start with, I guess that I would need to know where you live at what your goals are for your lawn. (For example, are you looking to cut it short with a reel mower or something else?) I do know that warm season grass types do not do so well with a dethatching machine, due to their stolon root systems (the root system grows and spreads above ground, basically). But cool season types have rhizomes which work beneath the surface and do well with dethatching. I would be very interested to know what your plans are and I would love to help from there.
Thank you for the comment and I hope to hear from you in the future.
I got the Sunjoe for $50 last year. Worked great for my needs.
They are great machines, congrats on getting it for such a great price!! Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Walmart last July.
This was a great video!!
Chirs, Thank you for the kind comment. I hope that it was helpful.
Damn, that was an awesome video!
John, thank you for the comment!! I really enjoy making the product comparison review videos. I really appreciate that comment!! Thank you so very much!!
@@TheHighlanderLawn my pleasure
yeah... im getting me a sun joe! holy crap!
Yes that machine does an awesome job!! I think that you will really enjoy it!! Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Great video. But it really seemed like the Greenworks was just set higher than the others in that last one. I've seen other videos where it has pulled up a lot of thatch.
Having said that, I think I would go with the Sun Joe. It's a little more expensive, but it's also nice to be able to have and swap out the scarifier.
Thomas, thank you. Greatly appreciate it. I did make sure that ALL machines were at lowest (to the ground) setting so that it would all be an equal comparison. But I completely understand your thoughts on that. The Sun Joe, so far, has done a great job for me and yes, with the scarifier additional option, so far it hasn't been beat. Sun Joe did just introduce an updated model for this year!! It is scheduled to be delivered to me on Monday and I will be doing a Old Lion vs Young Lion type review on the differences between the two. Thank you so much for your comment and I hope to hear from you in the future!!
Looked to me like the GreenWorks was on the high setting, which would explain why nothing came up. I own one, and can say that it pulls up plenty of dead grass when I use it.
Again if you reference page 15 of the manual, you will see that the instruction on the video match exactly to the pictorial instructions found on said page. I am glad that the Greenworks worked well for you, that is awesome!!
Are all the machines set at the same height?
Yes sir they are all set at the lowest height setting.
Very good comparison video ; do we need to remove the debris after de thatching
Thank you. I had a great time making it. Sun Joe just came out with an updated model that should be arriving at my home soon and I will be doing a Old Lion vs Young Lion comparison. I didn't show them in the video, but the machines do come with very inconsequential bags, that to be honest, should just be burned the second you pull them out of the box!! They don't do any good in my opinion.
But you will absolutely need to collect and remove the debris. This can be done a few different ways. Either use a leaf blower and get all the debris in one pile and then either dispose of it or turn it to mulch in a garden bed, etc. Probably the most effective way to collect the debris, is to use a rotary mower and bag the dead debris and then do with it as you see fit. I hope that all goes well in your efforts to make you lawn top notch this season.
Thank you for the comment and I hope to hear from you in the future.
This is weird to me. I've watched several vids and the Greenworks gets a ton of thatch up. What are the settings on each of these?
I have done the same. And I had to triple check to make sure that I was not doing anything incorrectly. But all units were set to the lowest setting that they are able to go and stayed at that setting throughout the entire filming and at each home demo. The setting occurred in the video where I set each unit to the lowest setting, and there they remained. It was a head scratcher to me as to why as well. All that I know is that the GW barely pulled any debris out. Thank you for your comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Nice comparison but did you change the height settings on the green works to accommodate for your yard .
Jeremy thank you for the comment. No did not change any heights to accommodate my lawn, I placed ALL units at the lowest setting that they would go. The way that they performed was mainly the design and power of the motor.
did u used -10 for SJ? i have SJ n it works fine, but i still have to use more ...to really find if it really works for my purpose.
Yes I did place all units to the “lowest” setting on all machines, so that they are all being compared equally. Not all go as low as each other, but I think that is to their detriment. I think that you will really see great results with the Sun Joe. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I bought a Greenworks in June 2023. It has a scarifier and a height adjustment lever and a 13 amp motor
If it has a scarifier. It must be the GW 40v option. The reviewed GW does not have that option. I hope that it works well for you. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
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Love your tag wall.
Thank you! It took me sometime to collect those plates. I am still collecting more and I am always updating it. I have a few from some subscribers! I have also given a few out to some fellow UA-cam "Lawntubers". Like the The Lawn Whisperer, and Jimmy Lewis Mows. LOL. Thanks for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!
@@TheHighlanderLawn I watch a Jimmy Lewis video today.
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Well done!!!
Thank you. I enjoy doing the comparison reviews.
Great Video!
Thank you Danny!
Great review video. I've purchased the SunJoe 15" electric and love it. What the heck is your friend Mike is using to greenup his grass? It looks awesome!
Orlando, thank you very much! It’s a great unit and it should serve you well! As far as I know he is just using the basic big box store / Scott’s type products. And those can do well, and his results speak to that!! Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Buy it refurbished on EBay from Sunjoe with 2 yr warranty for under $100 with tax delivered.
Thank you that is good to know as all retail outlets are experiencing outages. I will pass that along to those that are looking for one. Greatly appreciate the info,
I really have been looking for a good review on dethatchers. I'm glad you did the point system, but there was a lot of fluff, also I didn't quite understand the music playing while you were talking and we couldn't tell what you were saying. Other than that pretty good.
David, thank you for the comment. I apologize for the music overlaid over my speaking. What happened is that I had used some music that I was told that it could be used in the YT vids without the threat of having it copyrighted. This video has been up for sometime and the initial YT checks stated that everything was fine, no problems. Then about 2 months ago, I get a copyright strike and they give a solution to "replace" the song. But they fail to tell you that when you do, it lays over the top of EVERYTHING, voice tracks as well. Now it's like that and they will not let you revert it back.
So again I apologize for that, and the fluff, both in the video and this lengthy response. LOL I am glad that I was able to help in your journey. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Thank you!!!!
You're welcome!
VERY interesting, when I bought the WORX I hated it. I am 5'7 tall. I inverted the handle so the loop is on the bottom it's like a different machine. Works fantastic... pun intended.
I will have to try flipping the handle so that it might fit a shorter person (like myself). That is great insight. Thank you for sharing and for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
I recently bought the Worx model as I have had good experiences with some of their other products. Were you using the bag for Worx or any of the others? Seems like you weren't which is good for seeing what thatch was loosened, but still leaving it behind (requiring a follow up with a mover to vacuum).
Paul, I truly believe that the WORX dethatcher can do I great job just like it's closest competitor in the video. I was not using the bag in the video, nor have i ever used the bag since my initial trial of the Sun Joe. Unless you are doing a very minimal (and I mean very minimal debris removal) then the bag is pretty much rendered useless because it cannot hold anything more than the amount of debris that is pulled after about 10 feet. So since then, I have never used it. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.
Great video
Thank you!! I greatly appreciate it!!
The dude at the end Joe he needs to be on the channel more often he is a true straight shooter.....
LOL!!! I will tell him that his presence is being requested more often!
Silly question...what is the proper cord for the sun joe so I can order one
Robert, no such thing as a silly question. Here is a link to the proper cord on Amazon, if you choose to purchase it from the site.
Southwire 2589 100-ft 12/3 SJTW Outdoor, Heavy Duty 3 Prong Power, Water Resistant Vinyl Jacket, for Commercial Use and Major Appliances Extension Cord, 100 ft, Yellow
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I hope that helps.
Thank you
Excellent!
Thank you. I know that the video was quite long but it included 3 product reviews and included 4 different lawns and 6 people's opinions. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.