106 results for 'make pull'

Keeping your shoreline clean and your water clear starts with using the right lake weed harvesting equipment. Whether you're dealing with thick weeds in deep water, stubborn growth around your dock, ...

Cattails: The Invasive Plant Taking Over Your Pond Cattails are a common emergent aquatic plant that are in ponds, wetlands, and other bodies of water. They're known for their tall, brown spikes th ...

Are you tired of struggling to clean your lake? Rake Zilla is the best rake for managing and removing seaweed, algae, leaves, twigs as well as many other applications. Lake weeds can choke out native ...

Aquatic Lake Weed Harvesters: Origins, and Evolution Aquatic harvesters or lake weed harvesters are aquatic machines designed for water management to cut and remove submerged and emergent aquatic pla ...

A well-maintained lakefront doesn’t just look better, it performs better. Whether your shoreline is used for swimming, boating, or simply relaxing by the water, routine maintenance is essential ...

My father and I took our floating dock to our favorite lake when I was seven years old. It was left in longer than it should have been and the water hadn't frozen yet. A thick layer of ice covered ...

If you’re tired of stepping into knee-deep sludge every time you walk into the lake, you're not alone. Lake muck is more than just gross,  it’s also a sign of poor water circulation ...

Lake Weed Harvester: Match the Machine to Your Lake Maintaining a healthy and aesthetically pleasing lakefront property often involves managing aquatic weeds. These weeds, while a natural part of the ...

Introducing: The Neptune Rake! Lake Weeders Digest is proud to introduce our newest aquatic harvesting solution, The Neptune Rake. The Neptune Rake is a portable harvesting system that cuts and col ...

Shore-Tech Industries Lake Weed Harvesters and Skimmers Shoretech Industries (a division of Weeders Digest) offers a complete line of the most effective and innovative harvesting, skimming, and dredg ...

Your dock’s greatest adversary is the toll of the elements, especially ice in the cold months. Ice can cause an incredible amount dock damage as well as prevent the dock from being used in th ...

Comparing Six Kinds of Lake and Beach Rakes | Pros & Cons Rake Zilla | Heavy Duty Aquatic Weed Rake with Long Tines Rake Zilla is and extra large, multipurpose, heavy duty lake weed raker / re ...

The fireworks may be the main event, but if you're hosting at the lake this 4th of July, your shoreline is what guests will experience first. Whether you're planning a big gathering or a casual weeke ...

The arrival of fall is more than just a change in weather for lakefront property and pond owners. It’s a signal that the time has come for an essential task: lake and pond bottom cleanup. As th ...

What Is Pond Muck? That sludge buildup at the bottom of your pond is known as pond muck. Pond muck is simply decaying organic matter like pond weeds, dead algae, fish food and fish waste. Over time ...

Lake Life in Winter: How to Protect and Enjoy Your Waterfront Year-Round There is a quiet magic to waking up to a crisp winter morning, seeing the lake outside your window transformed into a shimmeri ...

Pond and lake management can be challenging if you lack the right equipment and strategic solutions. The good news is we have innovative solutions to simplify your work. Most clients are happy to use ...

TIPS AND IMPORTANT OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATING THE LAKE GROOMER IN DEEP MUCK & SEDIMENT Depending on the amount of muck depth on your lake bed, the lake weed rollers may get stuck in t ...

9 Uses For Your Paddleboard A paddleboard seems simple enough, but chances are you're missing out on the full experience you're board has to offer. Whether you're out on the lake, river, ocean, or ev ...

Identifying Coontail Physical Characteristics Leaves: Entirely under water Up to 12 leaves in a whorl Straight and flat Variable length, usually about 0.59 inches long Stems: Up to ...

Identifying Sago Pondweed Physical Characteristics Leaves: All submersed Thinly linear or threadlike Up to 6 inches long and 0.05 inches wide Strong cross veins Small L ...

Identifying Water Shield Physical Characteristics Leaves: Alternate Leaf stalks long Shield- or oval- shaped Floating Smooth on top Jello-like on bottom Up to 4 inches long Flowers: ...

Aquatic Harvesters Weeders Digest is the go-to professional for your commercial harvesting needs for your lake or pond. With our expertise in outfitting lake associations, businesses ...

Identifying Water Hyacinth Physical Characteristics Leaves: Under water: long and thin Above water: wide, usually spongy Body: Floating plant Flowers: Slightly 2-lipped 6 stam ...

Identifying Water Lilies Physical Characteristics of a Water Lily Leaves: Oval-shaped Fleshy Green on top Purple or red on bottom Flowers: Found above water Many colored Stem: Fl ...

Identifying Bulrush Physical Characteristics Leaves: Either well-developed or blades much-reduced Small leaf-like bracts Flowers: Variable Grow in clusters Can range from 50-500 fl ...

Identifying Watermilfoil Physical Characteristics Leaves: Whorls of 3 to 5 Mostly about 0.05-0.09 inches apart on stem Rarely reach 0.59 inches long All but lower bracts are sh ...

Identifying Hydrilla Physical Characteristics Leaves: Strap-like Pointed Grow in whorls of 4-8 Often has 1+ sharp teeth along the midrib Flowers: Tiny White G ...

Identifying Naiad Physical Characteristics Leaves: Linear Range from opposite to somewhat alternate All submersed Up to 1 inch long & 0.08 inches wide Gradu ...

Identifying Curly-Leaf Pondweed Physical Characteristics Leaves: All submersed Bright to dark green, occasionally slightly reddish 4 inches long 0.39 inches wide Peduncles 0.7 ...

✖ Summary: If you have ever tried to pull a lily pad out of your pond by hand, you probably realized very quickly that they are much stronger than they look. It fee ...

Identifying Clasping Leaf Pondweed Description: Leaves 2 to 8 inches long; large-leaf and claspingleaf pondweeds grow below the water surface, except for the flowering stalk; floating-leaf pond ...

Identifying Planktonic Algae Physical Characteristics Floating microscope plants Literally millions of floating planktonic alga Color pond water shades of green, blue-green, brown or variations ...

✖ Summary: Have you ever wondered how a heavy wakeboard and an even heavier rider can stay on top of the water instead of sinking like a stone? It feels like magic when you pop u ...

Identifying Nitella Algae (Stonewarts) Physical Characteristics Stoneworts are branched multicellular algae that are often confused with submerged flowering plants Stoneworts have no flower Wil ...

Identifying Chara Algae Physical Characteristics Foul, musty – almost garlic-like odor Gray-green branched multi-cellular algae that is often confused with submerged flowering plants Has ...

The Weed Shear V Shaped Lake Weed Cutter Reviews A.V.G Aquatic Vegetation Groomer Reviews Boat Mounted Aquatic Mower Reviews Automated Roller Style Weed and Muck Removal and Prevention Reviews Ma ...

Identifying Watter Lettuce Physical Characteristics Tends to form floating mats that clog water ways. Leaves: Clustered on very short branches Wedge- or oval-shaped About 10 inches long Poin ...

Identifying Filamentous Algae Physical Characteristics Single algae cells that form long visible chains, threads, or filaments Filaments intertwine forming a mat that resembles wet woo ...

Identifying Blue Green Algae Blue-green algal blooms are often described as looking like pea soup or spilled green paint. However, blooms aren’t always large and dense and can sometimes cover ...