Hi everyone,
Last night I was watching some hedge trimming clips on youtube to hopefully pick up some tips on shaping etc. One clip was a promo for Tanaka and they had a scoop type accessory attached to their hedge trimmer so that as the blades were trimming, all the cuttings were being forced into the scoop by the natural sweepng movement of the machine and then tipped onto the ground by the operator.
Great idea and would save a bit of time in cleaning cuttings off the tops of box hedges!! Has anyone used one of these?
Also being new to the industry I was wondering what everyone finds to be quickest and most efficient method of cleaning up the mess after a hedging job?
I guess if all the clippings fall onto the grass or concrete you can rake or sweep them up but what do you do if its over a garden bed or an area covered with pebbles or worse still an area with that really fine bark mulch where you cant even use a garden vac to pick up the clippings without sucking up all the mulch?????