Do Not Fail at Fall: 6 Good Reasons for the Cyclone Rake

Fall is beautiful. There is just something about the transition from summer to winter that makes us giddy inside. It is a messy season and probably not the most referred but still quite a marvel. It is important to find a way to clear up the mess without wasting too much time and energy. Not to mention suffering financial strain due to multiple repairs and part replacements. The cyclone rake makes for a wonderful choice for felled leaf cleanup. 

1. Storage

When one has a yard, there are many types of equipment required to keep it looking pristine. Heavy and big equipments that take up a lot of space. Therefore, when you can get a tool that does the work and is easy to store, why not celebrate that? The cyclone rake collector folds down to mere inches thick. The rest of it can be easily and quickly disassembled. There is no need for tools to do this, as it is equipped with latches. It is a simple unfastening. After everything has been taken apart you can hang it or leave it by the wall.

2. Clogs

Take a right hand turn with a regular leaf vacuum. There is a high likelihood that you will have to stop a few minutes later to deal with a clog. The cyclone rake however has a dual pin hitch and the straightest short deck hose possible. This reduces the chances of clogging significantly. Therefore saving time on the chore. Multiple clogs will eventually lead to more need for repairs and part replacement. These two qualities will therefore also save you money. Time and money, two very precious resources. 

3. Engine life

The key to a good engine is getting the best quality available and one with the appropriate power. Power of the engine is measured by torque. It is incredibly important to ask the torque question before buying equipment like this. The brand of engine is also very important. The cyclone rake uses commercial grade Briggs & Stratton. It has a life span of 2000 hours. With such, you get much better performance. You do not worry about overworking it. You also get to use it for longer without needing to replace. 

4. Suction

The suction power of the vacuum depends on two things, power of the engine and impeller. The cyclone rake boasts up to 14.4 ft lbs torque. This would be utterly useless if not paired with the correct impeller. The impeller is made out of elastomer as opposed to the traditional steel. This is better as it is flexible enough to accommodate hard and difficult debris. It does not bend but rather reshapes back to the original position after the episode. You can clean up stress free without worrying about sticks and stone son the ground. Sticks and stones will not the cyclone rake bones. 

5. Additional Purchases

 Most people are turning to the zero turn mowers now. Worry not as this cyclone rake is perfectly capable of attaching to the ZTR without hassle. Just use it as you would on a traditional lawn mower. Any mower over 8 HP with a right-handed discharge will work well with the cyclone rake. You are guaranteed of no additional purchase in this respect. This also comes with 14 upgrades and accessories. It becomes much less of a financial headache. Cheap but efficient. This is always the way to go. 

6. Longevity

When a piece of equipment works outside, it is prone to physical damage due to the elements. It is up to the owner to choose equipment that is properly shielded against the sun and other elements. The parts on the cyclone rake have a triple plated chrome finish. This makes for beautifully lustrous equipment. Not to mention long lasting. The wheels are also real and pure rubber. Not some of low-grade material often seen. They last longer and have more grip on the ground. The parts that require strength are solid steel. The collector bags are made out of 1800 denier polyester. They have sun fade UV protection. They have pure polymer backing. The seams are also triple or double sewn with industrial strength polymer thread. Usually the collector bag would be a point of concern but it is clearly just as lasting as the rest of the cyclone rake. 

Ask the Right Questions

The key to getting the best equipment is to ask the right questions. Power, maintenance, and life span are some of the most important questions. The cyclone rake answers all three successfully