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avatar Anthony Miller

uses leverage and this tripod feature has 10,000 lbs of pulling power. Wrapped the chain around the thing that you're going to pull, the post, the tree, the shrub. Your chain sits down into this little notch here on the handle. It works on leverage, you just pull down. There's two positions on the handle. This first position is your power position.

avatar Patricia Lee
A blonde woman with a dirty hand making a peace sign, smiling, next to an aloe vera plant on a table with scattered soil.

A blonde woman with a dirty hand making a peace sign, smiling, next to an aloe vera plant on a table with scattered soil.

avatar Joseph Mitchell

He mows every other day now... This is my tank lawnmower. Tracks underneath, cutting deck up front. Steering's right here. Swing it around, line it up and start the next row.

avatar Jacob Junior
Just getting into gardening. YOU'LL GET THE POINT EVENTUALLY

Just getting into gardening. YOU'LL GET THE POINT EVENTUALLY

avatar John Paul

This is a really cool, nice and simple block. It's $4 a piece and essentially it's made so you can make raised garden beds. You'll see here it has these cutouts that you can slide 2x6s in them. It's made so you can stack a couple of them if you want it to be a higher raised bed. And essentially it's made so you can take a half-inch piece of rebar.

avatar Jacob Junior

Drill small holes around the lower end of a PVC pipe, then bury it beside your plants with the holes below the soil. Next, add a small amount of old leaves and cover them with food scraps and shredded paper. Then, place a heavy lid on the top to keep bugs and predators out. Now, the food draws worms in through the holes where they break the scraps

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