- Able to cut in deep or shallow water
- Cuts at the base of the weeds
- Little resistance as it slices through the weeds not dragging them
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Remove Lake and Pond Weeds in Minutes!The Weed Razer is a unique V-shaped lake weed cutter with razor sharp blades; designed to be the most efficient and effective tool. Made to cut or shear almost any type of rooted aquatic vegetation like: Milfoil, lily pads, pond weed and even cattails! With each throw, the Weed Razer can clear a path of pond weeds 48" (4 feet) wide. Lightweight for throwing, yet heavy enough to sink to the bottom. The revolutionary WeedRazer Aquatic Weed Cutter easily removes stubborn pond weeds in just a few minutes! The ingenious WeedRazer Aquatic Weed Cutter has a unique V-shaped lake weed cutter head with razor sharp blades that are designed to be the most efficient and effective pond tool made to cut or shear almost any type of rooted aquatic vegetation; such as Watermilfoil, lily pads, pond weed and even cattails. WeedRazer Aquatic Weed Cutters razor sharp blades can easily shear through water weeds as well as cattails. Simple 4-step process: Give it a toss Let it sink Pull it in Repeat The WeedRazer clears a path 48" wide with each throw. Weighing just 8 pounds, it is light enough to toss 30 feet or more, yet heavy enough to sink straight to the bottom.Once you've cut the pond weeds, we recommend that you remove the cut vegetation from the water. Decaying vegetation will provide nutrients that can stimulate new vegetation Product Includes: 32" blade, after assembly 48" across 65" handle Blade sharpener 25 feet of rope Safety Instructions: The WeedRazer is to be operated by hand only. Do not pull the WeedRazer behind a boat, or any other machine driven equipment. Do not use with children in immediate area. Do not use the WeedRazer when humans and/or animals are present within 100 feet from the launch point. Use protective gloves, thick leather gloves are recommended, while handling the WeedRazer. Do not place or use near electrical wires or cords. Never touch the sharp edges of the blades with bare hands at any time.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
My pond is bald,
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We had a heavy infestation of underwater weeds in our pond, along with some above water reeds and tall grasses in the shallow end. The weed razor was easier to use than we had anticipated. Just toss it in and weeds were floating everywhere.Just be careful to keep hold of the rope, we tossed the big razor rope and all on the first toss. LOL We did end up buying a floating rake because the infestation was so heavy. Just be careful it is VERY SHARP. I would not let children or pets around while using it, we were worried if the razor got stuck on a rock or something we might have to jerk it and get our heads cut off, but the rake easily glided along the bottom of the pond.A dose of Aquashade and we are still weed free over a month later.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Weed Razor Pro,
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The Weed Razor Pro worked as easy as it looks. Remember to tie off your rope as we lost it on the first throw, came right out of my hand... We were removing thick cattails. We found that you need to start close to the shore. If you try to cut thru a lot of cat tails, it makes it harder to pull in the Weed Razor. Work in 5 ft increments until stubs are all that are left. Then keep going over the same area, each time it will drop deeper and chop off all of the cattail down to the bottom. When you start bringing up dead vegetation and leaves, you can move to a new area of the pond. We added extra rope to the weed Razor to be able to throw it farther out in the pond. Sharpen the blades every hour to make cutting easier. Small rocks and wood can dull the blades. We found it easier to put the rope around your hip area and walk backwards making small jerking motions. Angle the blades inward so your not cutting so much at first, then widen them once your down to stubs sticking out of the water.
Also, very important! Were GLOVES! You can get very nasty rope burns on your fingers that you don't really notice happening until it's too late. Most of the time your having too much fun with the thing to want to stop. I'd recommend the Weed Rake. You'll have so many cattails in the water with each cast that a normal short handled rake just doesn't keep up.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works as advertised,
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Worked as advertised. Remember to do the short jerks when retrieving. In very thick pond weed I had to make two passes to complete the process. It loaded up enough on the first pass some weeds did not get cut. Second pass cleaned things out very well.
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