I Tried Lawn Tools From Amazon...

[@ozzy10440]

Tyler, as a person with chronic back pain, and having to spend all day on a small yard, I can see these being some tools for to help so I don't have to bend of as much. Thank you for introducing me to a whole new world I never knew about yard tools!

[@n64p3]

I picture Tyler doing his experiments in his garage at 2 in the morning talking and being loud then he does these outside in the middle of the day and whispers

[@jormungand72]

in one of his recent videos he looks at his wrist and nonchalantly states that its currently 3am. lol. subtle but good humor; even if it wasnt a joke, its still funny.

[@scottcol23]

The green push rake is designed to pick up fresh fallen leaves. You are supposed to use it in small to medium sized yards every few days in the fall to pick up leaves. Its not good at getting wet packed down 5 month old stuff. But it is really good when used right. We use one and dump right into our burn pit. Good exercise with minimal back ache.

[@koolaidjammer7108]

I thought it was a thatcher for grass so your grass doesn’t clog the motor from growing back so dense

[@mattstanford9673]

That Greensweep would have been a *godsend* during "area beautification" days back at my unit. Instead, we had 50 soldiers, 5 rakes, and "figure it out."

[@chungwenli8113]

With E tools edging side walks, old days 😂

[@benstanfill363]

That green sweeper looks like it'd be really good for maintenance. Once a week push it around the yard type deal.

[@redux467]

You can also get big ones to pull behind your mower, atv, or whatever has a hitch. You can always have a hitch welded onto your mower if it doesnt have one.

[@darlenefraser3022]

I think that this simple peasant shall stick with her rake! 😅

[@razrielle1226]

@@redux467this is what I have. It's a game changer in fall

[@beardsntools]

the black and decker thing sucks bad. It does the job but it's too slow, to pickup the leaves you can do it much faster with the rake and for what you used it first for the broom will do it much faster and cleaner too. also the big leaves get stuck. I had similar one, I smashed it in rage

[@thevalkyrieog]

@@redux467 I got a tow-behind rake that you're describing and it works amazingly. The trick is to do it often, because wet-soggy leaves that sit for a long time are harder to get up.

[@shayes.x]

It's weirdly satisfying to have so many products perform so well!

[@absolutelyblasted]

Especially black and decker 😂😂😂

[@alekpo2000]

hey loving the tyler house 2.0 it got a more haunted house vibe to it

[@todd-makes-videos]

I was just questioning where the heck is he? Fix that porch or you'll have critters under there.

[@Compman007]

Love how whenever he does yard work he just moves the piles of leaves or whatever from one spot to another never actually seeming to pick the tings up! XDD

[@reneek7721]

Evidently he is not the sharpest tool in the shed.

[@reneek7721]

Evidently he's not the sharpest tool in the shed.

[@KingOreo2017]

With the green leaf pusher, I feel like it would work much better on grass... It's probably rained since the leaves fell, which is what's creating the layer of leaves stuck in the ground; the mud has surrounded the leaves and kept it in there. A full sized leaf blower probably wouldn't get all of those out

[@noahblevins9569]

I also assumed it was intended to be used on grass at least a couple inches tall.

[@scottcol23]

@@noahblevins9569 Yes you are right. I have one. It is supposed to be used on freshly fallen leaves on grass. I use it every few days in the fall. Takes about 15 minutes a day to pick up my yard. No bending over.

[@noahblevins9569]

@@scottcol23 That honestly seems like a pretty good purchase then. Especially for people with bad lower backs.

[@Carl_Jr]

Well, think of it this way . . . The leaves are from last fall. I'm not really sure where he lives or if he gets snow at all, but if they've been sitting under the snow for the last few months then they're so matted down it's as bad as trying to peel wallpaper.

[@My_cat_is_so_cute]

I have a big one that gets pulled by a lawnmower and it cleans up any and everything it comes across. Al except for more than a 2in diameter sticks

[@adandubas]

Tyler.... Thats for cleaning a desk or keyboard...

[@sysierius]

You should know by now that he's a dumbass

[@tylerbarrett5]

Which I'd rather just have a can of compressed air for that kind of thing if it's blowing weaker than you are. So it is a good test

[@AnItalianGuyOnYT]

he definitely knows that. he clearly made this as a joke.

[@Lgwasherfan5623]

Shh! He's supposed to figure that out on his own!

[@D0NTW0RRYAB0UTIT24]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@AppRemb]

Is that your new house? If so it looks awesome and you got a real backyard now. Video idea and helpful to you too, YOU SHOULD START A GARDEN AND VIDEO IT! You could easily do a couple raised beds and you still got time to prepare everything.

[@653j521]

He had a nice big back lawn before.

[@MrTechnicks]

I'd love to see that disaster 😂

[@zachaliles]

One of my favorite things to do is read some of the comments telling Tyler how to use the products not knowing he purposely doesn't read the instructions.

[@disbeafakename167]

They know he doesn't read instructions, but they also know he does read comments.

[@kingglizzer]

Tyler must have made the piles of leaves using a rake first. 🤣Looking good, Tyler. 👍You will make a very handsome groom in your upcoming wedding photos.🤵🏼

[@reneek7721]

Anyone with any live brain cells would run fast and far from that idiot.

[@L14M44]

It was probably with the rolly thing that picks up leaves

[@hairpunut]

That green sweeper is just what we call a lawn sweeper. Most have them for a riding lawn mower. So you can ride around and it sweeps up after you mow basically.

[@ZevVeli]

Sweet Gum pods, also called gumballs, are small spiky spheres that are the bane of the existence of anyone with a yard who lives within a 10 mile circumference of a single sweet gum tree. We had a massive 3 story on in my back yard growing up. Our yard was COVERED in the things.

[@noahblevins9569]

Thank you for your comment. I had never heard of them before watching the video, and I was curious. At least I can honestly say I learned something today.

[@scoriosta1675]

We have them at my house they're really fun to step on barefoot

[@theparalyzedarmy3836]

Ohhh is that the name of those things? I remember them growing up but haven't seen any in a long time

[@jormungand72]

we always just called them burs, and the pine tree they grow from "that bur tree". Here in California, they are not native but they are still common in peoples yards, so we dont really care what they are called; but pretty much anyone will know what you mean if you say "that tree with the bur balls"

[@TwiLightVids]

dang... I'm stuck using a regular rake like a peasant .....

[@fpskoda467]

rake would be faster and easier

[@7-ten]

Better save up your pennies and upgrade to the rich man's broom.

[@sagasta1983]

Rake is superior to these items

[@7-ten]

@@sagasta1983 rakes are superior to nothing!

[@JamieL2000]

@@fpskoda467that’s the joke bro he’s kidding 😂

[@orlandocastillo8546]

For a more efficient and effective leaf pick up when transferring to a lawn trash bag I recommend a snow shovel. You get more up and it's less work

[@SparlsOfficial]

Bro the bristled pine cone picker upper is one of the most satisfying yard tools I've ever seen I want that thing so bad and I don't even need it All of the tools in here I would love to have and use

[@OperationalSeraphim]

My friend recommended your channel a few months ago and I've been watching every day sense! Love the content and all around humor, look forward to every new video! Just wanted to thank you for everything! And yes the mini blower is used for desks and dust lolll

[@elmadicine]

the sweet gum pod picker upper actually looks incredible, I'm going to get one for my parents who have one in their front yard

[@christinawoods9306]

Love the yard sweeper we have one that pulls behind our riding lawn mower...twice the capacity tho..(3rd thing)

[@digitaLm0nk]

Those green plastic mitts would be great for swimming

[@taiidan1]

The best way I find to pick up/maultch leafs is to use a mower with a box on

[@that_one_guy6678]

I usually just run the mower with no box and let it chop up and spit out everything. It’ll just decompose so I ain’t worried bout it

[@user-mgc]

Tyler has an epiphany @ 12:07 "that realization that I was an idiot"

[@frankfuller975]

🤣

[@Okurka.]

"and I was completely wrong about how to use these things" That should be the ending of all his videos.

[@Rayincorvaia]

That black and decker mulcher is awesome for getting around my fence and in the garden for leaves

[@GAMERIN-rn6dj]

If i ever feel dumb about myself, i just remember that Tyler exists 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@ibswin3744]

Trying to clean the deck with that tiny leaf blower was hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂good video🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😅😮😢

[@adamhalcyon3393]

Hopefully you'll be testing deck care products in an upcoming video. Lol

[@jaretnagel7214]

That leaf mower contraption definitely looked like you needed to turn the knob to the left to lower it. Looks like you had it at full height. But I appreciate your videos 👍

[@dmitribarnard6182]

Anyone else feel the joy he was getting from using the tiny leaf blower?

[@seanrutherford3883]

Me and my 6 yo daughter recently found your channel and we have binge watched your videos. She saw this and her reaction was shouting 'YAAY TYLER'. Two new fans from the UK!

[@RomanHerrin]

Not Tyler thinking the green leaf was lowered all the way when in reality he raised it all the way

[@papasauce234]

that's what i thought too, im pretty sure the arrows tell you to turn the dial that direction to lower or raise it, although that's a terrible way to tell people how to use your product so I don't blame Tyler for it

[@Mad-Lad-Chad]

@@papasauce234why would raising the bar lower the “blades”? And even ignoring common sense, if an adjustment made it worse instead of better why would you not just try the other adjustment?

[@NinjAsylum]

10:25 now take all of those shredded leaves and throw them back on your lawn. You'll have the best looking grass in the neighborhood. Which probably isnt saying much, but it'll be a damn nice looking lawn.

[@mrdanski85]

When you've been watching tyler as long as me, people you've got to remember his a troll 😂😂 when it comes to the small leaf blower

[@southcoaster4135]

The big hands are really good for the final clean up.

[@angelacox6848]

The little green "leaf blower" is for your keyboard and desk!

[@absolutelyblasted]

I love whenever Tyler is not inside his garage it’s like a bonus video

[@pysgodfish]

Has he moved ?

[@absolutelyblasted]

@@pysgodfishhe mentioned a new house this could be it, he hasn’t confirmed anything

[@derbabo8455]

Yard vacuum goes very hard That basket thingy kinda has vegan teacher energy ngl...xD but i do feel like it would be quite effective on a flat surface like concrete or asphalt without grass in the way :)

[@nerdlord2288]

Grats on 800k tyler!

[@chuckthetekkie]

He bought a giant pooper-scooper. For where we live we just use our Black and Decker battery powered lawn mower to just mulch all the leaves up and leave them where they are to give nutrients back to our lawn. The same applies to the grass too.

[@wiktorzyca83]

Hello Tyler. I have an interesting idea for you. Organize a coffee machine with a built-in grinder and throw various things into it. Nuts, dog food and maybe even a cucumber 🙂

[@dragon81heart]

That little sweeper thing looks like it would be handy to have if you get a lot of pinecones in your yard, which I do lol I’d use it to just do a quick pass to mainly just get the pinecones and chunks of sap or tree bark so when I go over it with the mower to get the leaves it won’t be eating up those pinecones, ect, and putting unnecessary wear and tear to the mower/blades

[@teressarenslow5992]

I wonder how the bristle leaf gadget would do on a flat surface, like a deck or patio. The mini blower is so cute!

[@shayes.x]

Question is, how would that outdoor vacuum thing handle 50 hot dogs that accidentally spilled on the ground in a terrible cookout catastrophe? Asking for a friend...

[@marksmithson1414]

Tyler you can use the last one for picking up mondo amounts of pecans with and not strain your back. I have one like it

[@redsquirrelftw]

That picker upper thing at the end would probably work well for syringes in parks too, would be useful in my city

[@ELVIS_HAS_LEFT_THE_BUILDING]

Those are some great tools that i wish i knew about earlier in my life!

[@jeffreymiddleton8263]

That first “leaf blower is so funny omg😅”

[@scotlackey9819]

You crack me up but I still think there needs to be a live once a week with pickles

[@TewdPlays]

That Greensweep thingy seems awesome!

[@FlyboyHelosim]

Just don't use it when it's windy.

[@MarineTpt92]

I used a version of the third “sweeper” item in my first job in retail some 16 years ago. Was a version with bristles that worked great for sweeping the parking lot for stray leaves and/or small trash pieces. I actually really liked it and was easy to use.

[@PlayingWithWilson]

I'd love to see someone using scoops to rake an entire yard 😂

[@clipsedrag13]

I was wondering what Tyler was saying the whole video.. pine straw! Ohhhhh we call those pine needles 😂

[@wilmafingersdo4239]

Love your videos bro. I love smoking and watching you mess with shit lmao

[@HomeMOVIESandMUSICvideos]

I had that exact Black and Decker mulcher and it worked good for about 5 hours then just stopped dead. Had to send back to Amazon. I read reviews and 90% of those mulchers die in a very short period of time.

[@RC-fu6hg]

That little blower had me laughing 🤣 but I guess it’s good to blow the dust out of a keyboard

[@TonusStoneshield]

The leaf flipper might otherwise be known as the, "Spider launcher." because throwing leaves in your general direction like that will end in that outcome.

[@DavidGrub]

I see that you hit 800K subscribers. Congrats! Been subscribed for a few months. Going through all your videos. Love the content.

[@itsactually3am]

Beard brands are sleeping on Tyler's beard

[@nickbob2003]

We had something similar to the green hand scoops when I was a kid and we had to pick up leaves in our yard. I wish we would have had the black version that had the handles though because that worked way better than I thought they would. I was expected them to just pinch a thin little section of the pile but it moved quite a lot of leaves

[@653j521]

Ever try it when swimming? :) Or carrying an egg races?

[@ryanbruckhart1284]

That green thing you were pushing in your yard is known as lawn sweeper; Tyler. I have a 54 inch wide one at home that holds 9 cubic feet of leaves in my yard and it is awesome to tow behind my mower. They are useful just sticks and stones are hard on it; leaves and straw are easy for it

[@CPthetooladdict]

Wtf is pine straw? Pine needles!! Lol

[@crazygeorgelincoln]

Thought the cage thing was an actual golf ball cillector, seen it somehere irl or a movie at some point in the last gew decades.

[@nomadiavan6560]

Cool. I wonder if it would pick up burrs. Dogs pick them up all the time.

[@jasonstorie8740]

That rolling wire cage is from a device designed for picking up pecans I’m from west Tennessee and we have pecan trees everywhere and an old man in our area used to make them

[@redux467]

You can buy that leaf roller to pull behind anything with a hitch, and you can adjust the height, you dont even have to get off your mower or whatever to dump the leaves.

[@chaseychaseum5366]

We use several of the basket type, rolling nut collectors at our firing range to help pick up brass. Ours are metal and are a bit difficult to empty. These look easier, but not too durable.

[@Rileygee0224]

Guys. Tyler's getting old, he finds yard equipment fun and entertaining.

[@JC-123]

We have the sweeper thing at our firing range ro pick up brass. It works well for that

[@bungholesrus]

I had a lawn sweeper a few years back when i was going around and cleaning up leaves. Got rid of it because i didn't need it anymore after i moved to the country and got a riding mower with a bagger attachment

[@donnieward5276]

The FitnessGram PACER Test is a multistage aerobic capacity test that progressively gets more difficult as it continues. The test is used to measure a student's aerobic capacity as part of the FitnessGram assessment. Students run back and forth as many times as they can, each lap signaled by a beep sound.

[@Williamxmr]

They make those sweepers you can pull behind a mower, they work INCREDIBLY GOOD

[@dcolb121]

I don't know why people discard fallen leaves. I mow over them to mulch the nutrients back into the soil.

[@noahblevins9569]

I can clear that one up for you. Some people have allergies to mold that can grow as leaves decay. The leaves are also prone to stopping up some drain systems, such as thinner channel drains. On sloped ground, leaves will accumulate along surfaces on the low end, and can kill off grass etc leaving muddy patches. Some people are so particular about how their yard looks, they simply do not want to see leaves on their manicured lawns. This goes double if they do not have trees in their yard. I am a groundskeeper at a hospital that sits on just under 50 acres. About 60% of the land is wooded, and about the same amount is hillside. I am at war with leaves for about 2 months of the year. I mulch the leaves in areas the public sees, remove the leaves totally from the parking lots, and completely disregard leaves in the wooded area around our walking trail. Any work I do on the side is completely up to the customer, though I suggest mulching the leaves to them. My time is their money, afterall. I prefer to be as efficient as possible, while getting the best possible result I can.

[@DreadPirateRoberts33]

“So we’re good for one leaf” 😂😂😂

[@adandubas]

Hi tyler, just wanted to let you know that you're my favorite youtuber!!!

[@alexriesenbeck]

Some interesting tools here, thanks for demonstrating

[@TekedixXx]

My grandmother has a worx leaf sucker and she uses it to get leaves out of the harder to reach places that get stuck around shrubs and what not. She doesn't like the blowers because of the strain they put on her wrist, the suckers let her just suck up the leaves and be done with it. She likes being out in the yard lol

[@Owens_Racing]

Tyler that yard isn’t really grass. That’s a forest floor. 😂 I’d like to think this effected the sweepers ability to get (low). On grass that’s 2” or so would likely not be an issue.

[@sfish2780]

I have used one of those yard sweepers before but it had a big round brunch in it instead of those green plastic combs. It worked well but not on wet leaves.

[@adamhell1226]

Test all in one multi tools, and or swiss arm knives for an suggestion.

[@Benai-c]

I can see myself having way too much fun with the leaf sweeper thingy

[@Xanderteeny]

We have the older version of the leafblower/leaf pickerupper and it works great for piles of leaves after raking, I just wish it was a bigger bag and a battery

[@pattaschner6377]

The lawn sweep is for when leaves are falling, and that is WAY too small for what you need. You can get bigger ones and ones that can be pushed or pulled. Also, steel so they are not so flimsy.

[@drhoxar5508]

KZbins most impressive content! Instant liked ofc!

[@anthonyguidas2012]

I think the most interesting thing was that you found a leaf blower that small 😂🤣

[@bbaaspencer1]

I had similar to the second one in 1984. It fills it up really quick.

[@Bigchris19baby]

800k congrats bro

[@Indianolanative]

Thanks for the product demo Tyler. Always entertaining. For the money you spent you could have hired somebody instead of giving your money to Bezos.

[@madisonnnnn]

Tyler we need another Q&A soon

[@Denathorn]

Not a lawn tool, but I bought a Black and Decker jigsaw when I started doing my house, it was £30 here in the UK, £10 more then a dominoes pizza, honestly, I never expected much, I mean, you have to loosen screws out to get the blade out, proper old school... And do you know what, it never failed mind, lol, I've got a Makita one since, cost a bomb, and do you know what... I rarely use the Makita one because its a chew to use, like, it isnt a trigger type, it's a switch type, and when you get a bang with it, you know about it, so, since then, me little B&D jiggy has chewed through laminate, flooring for the loft, been a work horse doing stuff in the garden, poor git has been abused to hell and back and it keeps going! :D Like, if I needed precision cutting, I'd get the Makita out, clamp the piece to a bench so I can keep two hands on it, but the B&D, I havent got a single fear in throwing that about like Zorro with his sword! :D :D :D

[@TheBestEverEverEver]

That pushable leaf rake is the best for doggy doo👍a lot faster and easier.

[@bweezy3900]

Glad you changed your shirt!

[@gigglesgaming131]

Here I am raking leaves onto a giant blanket like peasant

[@EdHadder]

Tyler Your Da Greatest Dude 👍🏻

[@gamingwithpurg3anarchy157]

Who would've thought.. you turn the shredder button on.. and it shreds.. that's crazy

[@coryboes7118]

Ditto on the leaf blower sucker one has mine for 4 years now and it still works

[@kirkmorrison6131]

I am old enough to remember when Black and Decker, was up there with Snap on, and Mac all 3 became junk in the 90s and early 2000's

[@dragon411320]

Tyler learned why it's called a (singular) leaf blower and not a many-leaves blower 😄

[@shadecaelus7605]

I have an old black & decker angle grinder; i call it Butters because it started smoking and now it smells like melted butter.

[@peledohuby]

13:54 they use this on golf courses to pick up golf balls and i think thats what it actually is meant for