HOSS WHEEL HOE ~ USING SWEEPS - HOSS TOOLS MAKE GARDENING EASY!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
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THE most effortless way I've found to keep a garden weed-free.
This thing is amazing. The Sweeps from HOSS Tools do a fantastic job taking out the weeds and grass from my garden.
You really need to see this!
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Iv'e bought several Old Wheel Hoe's,some with a lot of Attachments At Sales/Auctions.They all work well.Their Good for Gardening,simple and easy to use.THE BEST ONE, I BOUGHT IT FOR A DOLLAR AT A AUCTION.IT HAD ALL OF IT'S ATTACHMENTS,SOME STILL IN THEIR BOXES IN OIL WRAP PAPER WITH INSTRUCTION MANUAL.IT WAS A LATE 50'S PRODUCTION.I USE IT,WORKS GOOD!!! I HAVE THEM ALL SET UP WITH DIFFERENT ATTACHMENTS.I JUST GRAB THE ONE THAT I WANT TO USE.
I am going to show my husband this. Thanks for the upload as always.
Check out the different models and their prices HERE: bit.ly/2IeemYo
We are impressed. Thanks for showing us.
I just purchased one of these a couple weeks ago to install my tape irrigation. I love ❤️ how easy it makes everything. Sorry I did not see this video sooner or I would have used your link.
They are amazing. Glad you got one.If any of your friends want one... share my link :)
TexasPrepper2 I certainly will
Got my HOSS Double Wheel Hoe yesterday. What a tool! I'm way old and this is way easy for me to use! Why didn't I buy this thing years ago?? Thanks for the video, Alan.
Ain't it SWEET !?
Hope you got the sweeps. They are really effortless to push
Used the cultivator plows first. A bit hard on a weak 71 yo man, but they do a good job after all the rain has softened up our garden. Looking forward to mounting and using the sweeps today. Thanks again for the video, Alan.
You'll LOVE the sweeps!
Good stuff Alan!
Do I have to be able to walk in a straight line?
Eric Johnson, 😂🍻
You might want to do it first thing in the morning.
Don't wait till Beer-Thirty :)
How do you think it would it do on Bermuda grass that I let grow back in a tilled area? I tilled it up before planting my corn but it rained so much for so long and now the grass is all grown back and about 3-4" long and thick. Just wondering how practical it would be to use for that?
Actually, the sweeps are the perfect tool for cutting through Bermuda grass. All the other tools, like the cultivators, would just clog up with grass, I think.
The sweeps cut it off below the surface and should do a pretty good job.
If you want to try them, I would appreciate it if you would use my associate link below the video. Thanks.
Will it work for crabgrass?
Sure, it will get rid of anything in its path.
👍🏻😎
Just asking: wouldn’t a Troy Bilt tiller set at a cultivating depth do the same thing?
Sure, but sometimes they can get away with you and you wind up running through your veggies.
Trust me... I used to have a TB Horse.
With this, first of all there's no noise or gasoline.
And, you can get closer to the plants because you set the pace, not the machine.
I like it better than a tiller... but some may not.
would you recommend the high arch over the standard one and is so why? im considering buying one
I would get the Double or the Single .
The High Arch is limited when it comes to cultivating (and adding other attachments)
You could get the Single and convert to Double down the road if you wanted to. The conversion is cheap
Here's my Hoss Associate Link: bit.ly/homesteadadvisor
I'd appreciate it if you could use it when ordering anything from them
Take those pepper plants and put some mir-acid on them... they will just... same company as miracle-gro but mir-acid.... or miracle grow for azelas...
They will jump! I promise
Awesome tools! Do they ever offer discounts or sales? Prices are a bit out of reach for us at this time.
Not sure if they offer discounts or not.
You could always start with a Single Wheel hoe and convert it to a Double Wheel Hoe later.
This is a High ARCH. It's pretty pricey.
I don't really see any reason to get the High Arch.
The Double or Single will do just about everything this one will do.
Check out the different models and their prices HERE: bit.ly/2IeemYo
How it works on hard soil?
It would be a little harder. Like any cultivator, the pliability of the soil has a lot to do with ease of operation. My soil was hard red clay, but I transformed it into what it is now by doing this:
ua-cam.com/video/vBzrxvVI9o0/v-deo.html
Which are better. The winged sweeps or the flats
I like the winged sweeps. If there are a lot of weeds they work well. Easy to push through the ground.
Also the Oscillating Hoes work well, but maybe not as good as the sweeps if the weeds are heavy.
Here's my HOSS TOOLS Associate link: bit.ly/homesteadadvisor
Thanks,
alan
are these tools are available in india sir ?
How do you like this machine? I was thinking about buying one here in the future.
It's amazing. So easy to keep a garden weed free.
I know you won't be disappointed.
I like the sweeps best, but the Stirrup Hoe does well in tough weeds too.
I would suggest the Single or the Double Wheel Hoe, not the High Arch.
Here's my Link to Hoss Tools: bit.ly/homesteadadvisor
@@BIGALTX Thanks for your advice, I was thinking about the high Ark one
Is this available on amazon india,we have to buy...
Contact:
tkey@hosstools.com
Can u please get this available in India?. It's a huge market
Not sure.
Email Travis at tkey@hosstools.com and ask him.
Good only for light soils, right?
Probably.
I have hard clay soil, but amended it till I got really pliable soil now.
Here's how I did it: ua-cam.com/play/PLutBw50GI1zzFzOmlcsVZZUOoz5rCRNnb.html
I wonder how that will work in hard Georgia clay?
Yes, but it's a little harder to push for sure. And, you'll have to KEEP it cultivated so it doesn't get too hard
In and around Valdosta it works very well
You still got them rabbits?
It looks like your gardening in rocks?
Nope. What you are seeing is the remnants of mulch. A few years ago, I put down a thick layer of wood chips to change my hard clay soil into this nice dark rich soil that I have here.
Still got a few pieces of bark and sticks and such. But no rocks…
Or at least not very many.
@@BIGALTX it was chips, looked like rocks lol
Being a prepper, using man power is good, but I have found Ruth Stout method is the best & all the new comers are hang on her shirt tail, & doing a poor job of it.
I followed Ruth Stout for several years, and yes, it's a great way to garden.
I prefer wood chips to hay or straw, but I have used both... even piles of leaves too! 😎
Co mo comprar un equipo igual en peru
Contact them here and see if they ship to Peru: bit.ly/homesteadadvisor
Or:
HOSS TOOLS
P.O. BOX 429
NORMAN PARK, GA 31771
1 (888) 672-5536
CUSTSERV@HOSSTOOLS.COM
Where can i get it in india and what's the price?
LEARN MORE ABOUT HOSS TOOLS HERE: bit.ly/2IeemYo
I'm not sure they ship to India, but I'll ask them !
Email Travis at Hoss tools:
tkey@hosstools.com
Tell him TexasPrepper2 sent you!
:)
Buy the hoss single tine cultivator for between the plants... it works awesome
Did you mean the "single wheel" cultivator... If so, I'm probably going to get one.
I can see where it will come in handy in tight places.
TexasPrepper2 single tine cultivator
Looks like a hook
Sure... I've seen them demonstrate it.
Nice... Might get one.
TexasPrepper2 I got one and it is a game changer.... I laughed at it first but it is really a useful tool
Great video and demonstration...new to your channel and also in Texas! Headed to E. Texas to build my homestead. Curious on the pros and cons and things you would do different if any with regards to the Back to Eden gardening.
BTE is great for making bad soil into beautiful soil.
I'm not sold on doing BTE for ALL my gardening, but it really worked to transform my hard red clay soil.
Where in ETX are you moving?
@@BIGALTX Upshur County and I live in Dallas. I plan on spending the next few years on the weekend developing the land. It is 95% wooded and will take some time to build my idea of a good homestead. I plan on youtubing the whole thing.
How much, asks my husband?
Different Wheel Hoes are different prices.
You could always start with a Single Wheel hoe and convert it to a Double Wheel Hoe later.
This is a High ARCH. It's pretty pricey. I don't really see any reason to get the High Arch.
The Double or Single will do just about everything this one will do.
Check out the different models and their prices HERE: bit.ly/2IeemYo
That's about a $300 ho... for two steel wheels, couple pieces of steel flat bar, and two wood handles.
@@manbunmyname5866 a tractor is some rubber, electrical wire, some steel and cast iron machined a bit and a seat.
When someone tries to sell you something they've just used for the first time. That's what I can't stand about UA-cam.
You're mistaken.
It's not the first time I've used it.
As I said in the video... "I've enjoyed it using it so much, that I had to force myself to leave some weeds so I could make this video"... Hence... I've used it successfully before.
Even if I hadn't, it's pretty simple. Not brain surgery.
Matt Mattaway he was demonstrating ... not selling.
I bought the single wheel with cultivator attachment a little while back. I love the workmanship of the tool and will be branching out to get the sweeps. The important thing to know with this tool is that you have to be proactive and can't wait until the weeds have taken deep root to use it. I run it up and down my walking rows a couple times a week and it works great. Thanks for the video TexasPrepper2.