Garden Weasel 95404 Nut Gatherer, Large, Red/Silver
Key features
- •Durable, super-strong steel design = Picks up nuts with half the effort & twice as fast.
- •Flexible gathering basket = works anywhere.
- •Durable carbon steel, comfort-grip handle, weather & rust resistant, easy to store, durable steel tines, easy to dispose of contents.
- •Twice the capacity of Weasel Nut Gatherer, picks up nut size: 1 inch - 2 1/2 inches.
- •The large capacity nut gathering tool has an extra large basket for picking up seeds, acorns, pecans, walnuts, butternuts, hickory nuts, chestnuts, filberts, and gum balls. Also picks up fruit, golf balls, Lego pieces, and more.
Garden Weasel 95404 Nut Gatherer, Large, Red/Silver
List Price: $84.31$75.88DEALYou Save: $8.43 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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It is Fantastic! You will not be disappointed with picking up ...
Jennifer Burkhart•August 28, 2017
If you have walnut trees in your yard you CANNOT live without this product. We would spend hours raking and shoveling walnuts into a wheelbarrow for disposal, and that was the entire family involved. I have since had back surgery and now can just walk around the yard and pick up all the walnuts by myself, empty them into a 5 gallon bucket and take them away. It is Fantastic! You will not be disappointed with picking up walnuts with this product. You need to buy the wire unit that goes with it to release them into the bucket. You really only need one, we have 5 walnut trees. I have tried to pick up pine cones with them, it will pick them up, but it is harder to get them to release out of the basket. I have not tried the acorn one yet, but maybe some day.
Get the pro. It's worth it!
Jeremy•August 4, 2017
Love this thing. I get my yard cleared of pine cones without having to bend over. My kids think it's just a big game adventure. Get the pro becasue it has the attachement to open up the metal areas and let the nuts fall into a bucket!!
Apples and walnuts all gone!
Megan L•November 4, 2016
Perfect! I just bought a house with a large Williams Pride apple tree. It had so many apples on the ground under it that bees, rabbits, and all sorts of critters were congregating in the yard.
Due to the bees, picking up all the dozens of windfall apples was difficult. This lovely tool works perfectly as described.
Picks up the black walnuts and walnut portions and even the larger apples.
There is a lever to pull that spreads the wire, so no other pieces are needed for operation. Not realizing this, I bought a seperate tool to help empty the contents of this. The emptier wasnt expensive and ill keep it, but it was wasted money nonetheless.
Due to the bees, picking up all the dozens of windfall apples was difficult. This lovely tool works perfectly as described.
Picks up the black walnuts and walnut portions and even the larger apples.
There is a lever to pull that spreads the wire, so no other pieces are needed for operation. Not realizing this, I bought a seperate tool to help empty the contents of this. The emptier wasnt expensive and ill keep it, but it was wasted money nonetheless.
This product was useless for picking up acorns
thomas light•December 17, 2015
This product was useless for picking up acorns. after 10 or 12 acorns entered the contraption they started falling back out. I returned the product right away and now am having a tough time getting my money back.
Not worth it - unless what you're picking up is large and light!
Michael J. Gorga•December 16, 2015
Well, maybe it was my use, but I would think that unless you're picking up something Large and Light, this is worthless. I bought it as a cheaper alternative to pick up range brass - on a concrete floor. Didn't matter what size shells I tried to pick up, they fell right through. I sent it back,...
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