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chickdr wrote:Just a comment here. Many electric blowers are more powerful than a 24cc blower. I have have both and my Toro electric blows over 200mph vs the 150mph my Weedeater featherlight gas blower can manage. Bigger gas blowers are of course more powerful.
Don't be blinded by how many MPH a blower generates. It is more about air volume (e.g. cubic feet per minute of air). A low-power blower can generate very high wind speeds by having a small aperture, but it will suck (no pun intended) at moving large quantities of leaves. This blower has one of the highest air volumes of any handheld (gas or electric).
Around these parts (Milwaukee), people use these to blow-dry their Harley Davidson motorcycles. There is nothing worse than water spots on a $15,000-$20,000 motorcycle. Not sure if I really need one of these. But it would be another thing to help use up my mixed gas. Between my string trimmer and chainsaw, I don't even use a gallon a year.
so what?
Red_Six wrote:How much horse power can I expect to gain if I turbocharged my pickup with this leaf blower?
Enough to leaf everyone in the dust. Or... you could mount it to the throttle body and use it as a blower. HAHAHAHAHA. I made my day.
OSHA regulations require that purchase be denied to any male over the age of 10 who does not know that the phrase "2 cycle" means gas and oil must be mixed in a specified ratio. Further, it is recommended that any such persons be forbidden to operate power equipment of any kind for their own protection
Whatever happened to the gold ol rake? Sure it may take you 10 times as long, but you feel more accomplished afterwards right?
I read hibachi and immediately got hungry, dangit.
I figure if we boycott ads offering a "mail-in rebate" maybe they would quit offering them.
Also works great for blowing the dead stink bugs away from your house!!!
Is it powerful enough to remove my neighbor's rat-dog from my yard?
This is a GREAT blower, a steal at $100. I paid about $140 at Amazon a few months ago. This thing is powerful and lightweight. If you need a blower, I highly recommend.
teacherthompson wrote:Is it powerful enough to remove my neighbor's rat-dog from my yard?
I would have to say blowing at 170 MPH, that little rat would not have a chance!!
Just bought mine. I have a large wooded lot and can't run enough electric cord to get where I need to. This is not a vac/mulcher like my old Craftsman but I have found that it is much easier to mulch wiht the lawnmower then blow the leaf-parts into piles for disposal (composting). Plus, the collection bag on a vac is way too small for any practical purpose. Thanks woot! Just in time for fall.
I assume this just blows leaves and doesn't have any option to vacuum them up, is that correct?
would like to buy one ... can't get to the purchase page though ><
maeder wrote:Bought the woot special offering on Amazon last a couple of weeks back. It seems less noisy and more effective than my old B&D electric blower. Woo-oo-oo-oo-oot! Buy with confidence.
Less noisy than an electric equivalent? Seems unlikely.
I've been looking for a decent blower since June that didn't cost an arm and a leg since I just bought a house this summer. After a lot of research, it was between the Husqvarna 125B, Stihl BG55, and this Hitachi right here. They're all normally $130-$150, and I've been waiting for the first one to show up as a great deal. $70 after rebate, can't beat that! Thanks woot!
vrthomas wrote:Unless I'm missing something in that link, it is a $300 blower
Looks like Kilometyl's post is spam.
How will we submit mail-in rebates when the postal service shuts down? Get yours while they still exist!
Popular Mechanics did a review of eight handheld blowers last month including this one, which got four stars out of five. Their only real objection to it was that, like many of its competitors, the air cleaner was thoroughly inadequate. Here's the article. http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/reviews/outdoor-tools/which-leaf-blower-is-the-best-we-test-8-to-find-out#fbIndex1 That being said, I've never touched an electric blower OR a handheld blower that I didn't want to throw in the garbage after the first season. Nothing but backpack blowers for me from here on out -- preferably Stihl BR-series; our old BR-400 has been going forever and is still unsurpassed - nothing else has the oomph to get the job done. If you're doing a quarter-acre yard, then one of these makes more sense than electric (just so you don't have to drag the cord around) and will probably be adequate. Any time I start a blower I'm looking at 1-3 acres, so it's worth it to not have to hold the machine by hand. The ones that are a four-stroke engine on a wheeled platform with a squirrel-cage fan type blower are astonishingly impressive if you've never had a chance to use one.
bought this tool earlier--it as replaced the electric blower(toro) for everything from cleaning the garage, blowing leaves, cleaning gutters, drying motorcycles---starts easy, runs great--it would be a buy over for sure
SinnFein wrote:A local lawn equipment place near me sells cans of pre-mixed 2-stroke oil/gas mixture. No idea what it costs compared to doing it yourself, but I guess it is cheap insurance for the mechanically declined.
I bought one of the syringes from Wal-Mart that has the mix amounts marked on it. With that I just buy regular 2 stroke oil and mix. Pretty painless. And with that I can mix small amounts instead of a whole gallon so I'm always using fresh gas. I find it hard to use a whole gallon of gas for the leaf blower in 1 year.
rebates stink just take the 30 off the price and dont waste my time -- then Id buy one
They have blowers that you carry on your back BACKPACK blower; they are usually more powerful than the handheld models
This is one of the WORST THINGS Woot! has ever promoted. The entire concept of using an incredibly loud gas-powered motor to blow leaves is revolting, and Woot! lends itself to this? I thought Woot! was supposed to be cool. This isn't cool.
sixdolla wrote:I can't buy one of these because this plus the lawnmower in the garage will have my wife under the impression that I'm capable of doing the yard instead of the gardner.
Actually, it might hide the fact, from your wife, that you are doing the gardner.
Hitachi is a good name, or was. I didn't know that they dealt with combustion engine products. I really dislike blowers because they are such effective polluters. Whatever is on your sidewalk, driveway or street is sent into the air that we breath.
Says "Meh." Not a woot (no deal found here). Just a recast of what everybody has today. A very quick check of the 'G' site finds it for less including the rebate. The shipping makes it more than the 'A to Z' site. Very disappointed Woot!
cartman wrote:Gas-powered blowers are bad for the environment - and a complete friction' noise-pollution nuisance. Boo!
Oh, give me a break, hippy... 1) These small engines produce an outstandingly low amount of emissions compared to the car you drive. It's negligible considering you'll use this thing for 20 minutes every couple of weeks. 2) Battery-powered are even worse. The batteries almost always get tossed in the garbage inappropriately and are much worse for the environment than any gas blower.
Question is can I blow up my air mattress with it?
jed394 wrote:I assume this just blows leaves and doesn't have any option to vacuum them up, is that correct?
That's what I was wondering--is a kit available that turns it into a vacuum? As in a larger tube that attaches to where the the intake grill is and a bag that attaches to where the included tube goes? Anyone know?
also bad is when you FART!!!!!all that gassssssssssssss
bigbirdtx wrote:Actually, it might hide the fact, from your wife, that you are doing the gardner.
I'm not sure, but I think you're talking about Conan O' Brien?!
HIPPIE FREAKS!!! How many of you tree-hugging anti-nuke bigots use an electric hair dryer in the morning? I bet you rake your leaves and send them to the landfill with all your other junk rather than composting.
kargo27 wrote:I would strongly discourage anyone from buying one of these. If you notice the intake, it will rub against your pants. If you're wearing cargo shorts or workout shorts, it sucks the material against the grill, restricting airflow and is a PITA. It doesn't pull your shorts into the fan but if you're right handed and use this POS or any variation of it....Ryobi, etc., then it will annoy the h.e.l.l. out of you. Also, any of these with a horizontally mounted engine have a gyroscopic effect and pointing the blower nozzle left and right is not as easy as one made that has a vertical shaft. Craftsman makes a vertical shaft one that is so much better than these. I've had both and trust me, I'd go with the Craftsman brand any day of the week and twice on Sunday over this type. Save your cash for another type, right-handed people!
Another point of view - after owning several Craftsmen power tools, I would buy anything BUT Craftsmen. I have used a similar model to this - the gyroscopic affect is noticable, but I didn't find it to be an impediment. Also have had no problem with clothing getting sucked against the intake, but I don't wear shorts made of a light material - especially in October whilst blowing leaves.
RE Environmental issues With an electric blower, you have to deal with the cord and putting it away afterwards. I have an electric blower and I prefer it to gas, even with the cord issues because... I have a gas trimmer. I would not want to use an electric trimmer because I would be likely to cut or fray the cord with the trimmer. However, whenever I use my gas trimmer, my clothes smell like premix afterwards. So it is either reel up the cord or change clothes - either way there is some inconvenince. However, if I was in the market for another blower, I might buy this one.
tesla33 wrote:First, even with a coal-fired power plant, electric units produce much less pollution, because of economies of scale and industrial emissions requirements. Folks like you just can't seem to grasp that having an individual gasoline engine that both wastes most of its fuel as heat and burns its own lubricating oil continuously as well, is much worse than a centralized power plant burning anything at all. Second, if you have six neighbors within earshot, you can bet that you will be hearing these things at least four different days a week. Or, at best, with a lot of luck, four times a day twice a week.
Well "folks like me" understand economies of scale quite well thank you very much, but the emissions of a leaf blower aren't exactly something to get all worked up over in the scope of things. When you consider the amount of usage over a year versus one trip in an SUV to go on a vacation it is a non-issue. Now if you are the type who rides a bike to work then yes this could be a horrible piece of lawn equipment, but honestly in the scope of thing the whole environment argument is really a minor point. As far as how often you will hear them... you honestly think four of your six neighbors use these on a weekly basis? If that is true you must live in some leaf blower vortex, because I have at least eight homes within earshot and I have never seen a single one of my neighbors using a leaf blower. I have an electric one which I have used two or three times in the past year. I'll probably be using it a few times over the next few weeks as I vacuum up leaves from my bushes (it converts to a lawn vac), but on average I don't use it more than three or four times a year, and when I do it is probably for 10 minutes or less AND it is much more quiet than my lawnmower so I doubt my neighbors even notice. I used to live next to a guy who had a gas engine blower and he would use it on a weekly basis, but the online time I could ever hear it was when I was outside or in my garage... and again it wasn't any louder than his lawnmower. I guess I don't think these things are nearly as bad as some. Lawnmowers put out just as much pollution because they are used more often for longer periods of time, and everyone uses them. In the scope of things, something like a lawn trimmer or leaf blower just isn't that big of a deal.
If anyone here lives in Nutley NJ, and you buy this thing, I'm coming to your house and breaking it. Just telling you right now. I've had enough. We're not accepting this noise maker anymore. I will find you.
Bought it. Hitachi also is running a $30 rebate on chainsaws. http://www.hitachipowertools.com/index.aspx Hitachi Blower and chainsaw Warranty- 7-year consumer use, 2-year commercial use, 1-year rental use - I am saving my receipt. http://www.hitachipowertools.com/index/main-navigation/outdoor-power-equipment.aspx?p=757 Consumer Warranties STIHL; Makita; Husqvarna 2 years Echo 5 Years Hitachi 7 years
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"Chuckmanship" is my new favorite word.
"Chuckmanship" is my new favorite word.
Yeah, but not as embarrassing as 0-7 .
I found this bit on ESPN to be a great summary of CJ.
ESPN Fantasy Projection: Coach Byron Scott said Miles has 'untapped' potential, but, after his seven NBA seasons, we think Miles is what he is: a mediocre-shooting backup swingman.
I'm not sure what the jazz play. It isn't basketball. Its a strange cross of Red Rover and inside out dodgeball.-Cathay Kelly, Toronto Star.
We have to learn not to respond to Thee jazz fan. He's going to say what he's going to say, and no amount of logic or stats is going to help. He's Haywards homer and going to keep posting that Hayward is the best player on the Jazz and the best thing to happen to us since Stockton and Malone.
Check out the PER leaderboard chart in this article: http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/mia...6/lebron-james
It's mostly unreadable but you can easily find CJ Miles on there.
Hayward contributes the the success of the team pretty much every time he steps on the floor, whether he's hitting his shots or not. So there's really no comparison between Hayward and CJ.
Did I ever said that AK was the best passer on the Jazz or had best basketball IQ or any other biased statement? The fact that I like him does not mean I overrate him or have unrealistic expectations. Thee jazz fan on the other hand is delusional when it comes to Hayward, sorry.
Not sure Thee is that over the top. For many of us though the impression is that you will defend AK to the death.
I apologize if this is not the case, that is just what I get from reading many of your posts.
I honestly like AK, his game when not pouting, and hope he does well.
according to 82games.com he is not ( at least so far in this season) . He has -0.5 rating which means team performs better with him on the bench. I bet he will improve though, last year he was third best on the Jazz behind big AL and Millsap. This year I think he has some veterans in front of him which makes him to hesitant to take reigns in his hands.
While interesting, I don't think those stats mean anything yet. Too small of a sample size. We have to be about 30 games in to rely in any degree on those numbers, and even then you have to keep them in perspective and look at the whole picture of what they mean. On court/off court numbers are interesting, but they also have a lot to do with who the other team has on the floor with you as well as who is on the floor with you.
Also interesting that he holds his opponents to the lowest production rate on the team. Either he is a good defender, or everyone he plays against sucks. Notice Carroll and Sap... it could be a position thing?

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Reviews by NJpadreFan:NJpadreFanNew Jersey 4.35/5 rDev +13% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Ithaca- Cascazilla A- clear golden amber red with a thick frothy, good lacing, head. S- Sweet sugary caramel malt with molasses, bready malt, tobacco, and sweet fruity pine hops. T- Thick sweet caramel/ molasses malt slightly bready/ doughy, a hint of licorice with a fruity sweetness. Oily floral and pine hops in the back half but never becoming bitter. Sweet and malty throughout. M- Thick sweet malt, slightly syrupy but juicy oily floral hops and a thicker dose of malt finish this one off. Alc. is well hidden. Overall- Very malty and hoppy. This 1, at 7%, is too easy to drink. Serving type: bottle 01-25-2010 22:22:58 | More by NJpadreFan More User Reviews:Mullinger1980Ohio 4.13/5 rDev +7.3% look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25 Poured into a tulip glass. Hazy reddish amber. Aroma has toasty caramel, light citrus, raisin, and other dark fruits. Taste is sweet caramel and chocolate, plum, and light hop bitterness. Moderate carbonation with a clean finish. Overall, a delicious, well-crafted beer. The main drawback is the malt overwhelms the hop characteristics. There are some complex flavors here with roasted malts, fruity esters, and a nice hop mix. Serving type: bottle 12-04-2013 22:21:18 | More by Mullinger1980 scotorumMassachusetts 3.96/5 rDev +2.9% look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Label is dated 2012 with a "Best By" of Sept.-Oct. If that is Oct. 2012 wow this is an old one. Only bought recently in a mixed six. Poured from the 12 oz. bottle into a Harpoon IPA glass. a: Nearly clear ruby amber, finger thick offwhite head receded to even surface foam and densly patterned lacing. s: Mild pine hops. t: Medium malt with definite hop balance. Hop presence may be muted by age but is still above average for an IPA.. m: Moderate. o: A very good red IPA, tasty and drinkable. If this is really over a year old, I'm impressed with its staying power. Serving type: bottle 11-15-2013 23:35:29 | More by scotorum JamesShoemakerNew York 4.14/5 rDev +7.5% look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4 Pint sized pour at Cyber Cafe West in Binghamton, NY. A - good looking beer, dark throughout, cloudiness pervades. Deep oranges, mostly brownish-red, very little head, recedes quickly. Light doesn't penetrate it very much. S - very nice. The hop profile is nicely balanced with the sweeter malts and the spice. There's something savory here. T - very nice too. Balanced is the first word that comes to mind, perhaps a little watery, but otherwise delicious. There's a big malt forward taste, but it moves quickly into some of the bittersweet character of the hops. Finish is light. M - a little sticky, but otherwise good. This beer is balanced, but the balance gets a little bland at times. 7% is surprisingly high for the taste. O - definitely a good beer, one of my favorite offerings by Ithaca so far. This one strikes a nice balance with its ingredients, rather than their other beers, in which certain ingredients tend to dominate. Serving type: on-tap 11-07-2013 18:55:43 | More by JamesShoemaker aaron72New York 3.71/5 rDev -3.6% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75 i poured this beer into a goose island pint glass... it seemed like a fitting glass. the appearance is cloudy & murky dark amber or reddish in color with a decent tan head. the head fades into a nice lacing on the glass. looks appetizing to me! the smell is malty & sweet with some fruit. i really dig this beer! Ithaca's beers have become some of my favorite session style beers! for me it has lots of balanced sweetness & hop character. the mouthfeel draws me in sip after sip... smooth. overall, cascazilla is not to big & not too small & they go down nice & easy. it's easy to drink but has some alcohol content. it seems to me like a good candidate to be enjoyed from a heavy pint glass! Serving type: bottle 11-03-2013 22:07:04 | More by aaron72 |
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(NBC) - So you're trying to get healthy and you know you should be eating less meat, but you may not be ready to go "cold turkey" on that steak and become a full-fledged vegetarian.
Turns out you're not alone.
More and more people are becoming flexitarians.
For 44-year-old Ray Heflin, a meal wasn't a meal, unless it included a piece of meat.
"Growing up in my family, we had meat and potatoes, meat and potatoes, that's just what we had," he says.
After his doctor diagnosed him with high cholesterol and prescribed a daily medication, Heflin says he realized his diet was probably sabotaging his health.
He met with registered dietitian Judy Caplan, who urged him to cut out the meat.
"I think he was especially motivated after he had seen the doctor and was really upset that his cholesterol was elevated and he did not want to go on any medicine," she says.
That's when Heflin tried something new, what Caplan calls a "flex" diet, where he would eat vegetarian on most days, but could allow himself some meat occasionally.
Caplan says more and more americans are adopting this flexitarian way of life.
"Today people are broadening their idea of what's healthy and what they can eat, so it's not just the meat and potatoes," she says.
The evidence is all over the grocery store.
Take a look at the growing number of "meatless" products, like veggie burgers and tofu hot dogs.
One study found sales of these products have grown 21 percent in just the last two years.
Another survey by AllRecipes.com found that more than one-third of their 1400 members said they ate less meat in 2011 than they did the year before.
Caplan says Americans have a tendency to over consume meat because of long-standing beliefs that it's is the best source of protein, and veggies and grains alone won't keep us full, but too much protein could be a bad idea.
"You don't need a ton of protein. You just need enough for tissue repair and body function. After that it draws too much calcium from your bones. So we really need to concentrate on the other food groups that build health," she explains.
Ray Heflin has been flexitarian for the past year.
He says the results on his health have been pretty dramatic.
His bad cholesterol dropped 40 points and he no longer needs to take medication.
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October 28, 2007, Greencastle, Ind. - DePauw's Jake Dodds scored on Mike Harris' assist at 54:30 and the Tigers survived a late run by Colorado College on the way to a 1-0 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference victory.
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More than 20 years after the idea to trace neutrinos—one of the building blocks of the universe—was first conceptualized, the accolades and awards keep pouring in at the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO).
On Wednesday, research scientists and staff at SNO gathered at Science North to receive the inaugural John C. Polanyi Prize, offered by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) of Canada.
Doug Hallman, Clarence Virtue and Jacques Farine were singled out as award winners. A research grant of $250,000 is included as a part of the award.
The world-class science project proved neutrinos, elusive particles emitted from the sun and remote exploding stars, do possess mass and can travel long distances.
The underground SNO detector took eight years to construct more than 6,000 feet below ground at Creighton Mine and for the past seven years, scientists have been collecting data about the properties of neutrinos and neutrino emission from the sun.
Neutrino measurements using heavy water donated by Atomic Energy Limited Canada will be completed by the end of December.
An SNO team of research scientists from 16 different universities and research laboratories in Canada, the United States and Britain have used the SNO detector to record and analyze about 25,000 neutrino signals, providing a precise determination of the numbers and types of neutrinos that exist.
Hallman, SNO's director of communications, staff scientist and physics professor at Laurentian University, said winning this prestigious award was a team effort.
"It's very gratifying to be recognized and a lot of people deserve to share in this award," he said.
While the experimentation with heavy water is over and the original intent of the SNO project has been completed, there's much more good work to do, said Hallman.
The original SNOLAB, located above-ground outside the Creighton Mine site, has expanded and will be almost double its original size when construction is completed next spring and the SNO detector is being refurbished to allow for more groundbreaking experiments.
The $250,000 award handed out to staff scientists will be used to continue scientific work and also to get more graduate students involved in SNO projects.
Hallman admits no one could have predicted 20 years ago the SNO experiment would be so successful.
A lot of good ideas were thrown around, but the idea of using heavy water to try to detect neutrinos was a winner from the beginning, he said.
"It was cutting edge then and still is now," he said.
The fact the federal government and many scientific agencies were willing to provide the funding and some of the expertise over the past two decades must also be applauded, he said.
A total of 16 different scientific experiments are being considered by a peer review panel to find ways to continue using the SNO detector and a decision on the next phase should be made by early spring, said Hallman.
Suzanne Fortier, president of NSERC, said the scientific community around the world has long recognized the importance of the SNO project and choosing SNO staff for the inaugural Polanyi award was not a difficult decision.
"This project has been recognized as one of the most important scientific achievements in recent years...it has been recognized around the world as a major, major breakthrough in science," she said.
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John Polanyi, who attended the award ceremony, is a faculty member in the department of chemistry at the University of Toronto. His research is on the molecular motions in chemical reactions in gases and at surfaces. He has won many awards for his research include the 1986 Nobel Prize in chemistry. He has honorary degrees from universities in more than 30 countries.


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Porcupine Meatballs Recipe
These well-seasoned meatballs in a rich tomato sauce are one of my mom's best main dishes. I used to love this meal when I was growing up. I made it at home for our children, and now my daughters make it for their families.
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- 1/2 cup uncooked long grain rice
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/3 cup chopped onion
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon celery salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 pound ground beef
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
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- 1 cup water
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- In a bowl, combine the first seven ingredients. Add beef and mix well. shape into 1-1/2-in. balls. In a large skillet, brown meatballs in oil; drain. Combine tomato sauce, water, brown sugar and Worcestershire sauce; pour over meatballs. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 1 hour. Yield: 4-6 servings.
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I love these, I have been making them for my family for years. I use celery seed instead of salt, and when I double the recipe, I only use the 1 tsp of salt. I also bake the meatballs, drain pour the sauce over the meatballs, bake 20 minutes more.
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I make these all the time for my family and they always turn out great! I like to serve them with mashed potatoes and corn.
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Very Good. I doubled the recipe and will finely dice the onion next time. My 5 yr old son loved them!
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Product Weight:19.1 pounds
Product Dimensions (in inches):30.0 x 17.2 x 15.9
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Quite Simply, The Easy Turn Coupe ROCKS.
The Easy Turn Coupe was an immediate hit here at Rock Father HQ, eagerly-awaited by our octane-obsessed daughter Adalyn, and enjoyed immensely by both she and her little sister. Assembly was a trouble-free process...Read complete review
The Easy Turn Coupe was an immediate hit here at Rock Father HQ, eagerly-awaited by our octane-obsessed daughter Adalyn, and enjoyed immensely by both she and her little sister. Assembly was a trouble-free process that lasted just shy of an hour, and Addie was climbing in before the car was even fully road-ready!It's winter here, so outside play isn't an option just yet, but while we don't have a ton of indoor space available, this car gets use every single day. Addie was quick to plop a toy phone into the front cup holder to emulate where Daddy puts his smartphone in the real car. In the back, she'll often place a bag full of books and dvds as she pretends to go to the library or to work like Mommy. Additionally, she has just as much fun when we put the floor in place and let her push Baby Finley around the family room. We absolutely cannot wait until the weather breaks and we can get this thing out onto the sidewalk for some 'round the block action! Note: As a 2013 Step2 Test Drive Blogger, and Easy Turn Coupe was sent to my family for the purpose of review consideration.
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I chose this over the other Coupe Step 2 has to offer because of the name "easy turn". It actually is terrible. The 4 main wheels aren't even real solid wheels....Read complete review
I chose this over the other Coupe Step 2 has to offer because of the name "easy turn". It actually is terrible. The 4 main wheels aren't even real solid wheels. They are thin wheels with only one side to them, making them very flimsy. The two "turning" wheels do not turn easily on pavement or the grass. Haven't tried it inside. I push my son in it and it takes a lot of force to push while turning. My husband does not easily maneuver it either. It takes some muscle work. Also, the floor board has to be removed with unscrewing it. It would have been nice if after I was done pushing him if I could easily remove it so he could try to push it on his own. Although I am not sure how successful he would be with the turning issue. And unfortunately the steering wheel has no bearing on the way the wheels turn. Not sure how this got good reviews.
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Cute addition to our house
By Grandma Debi
from Ontario, CA
About Me Grandparent
Comments about The Step 2 Company Easy Turn Coupe:
Directions can be a challenge. Whatever you do first lay everything out and match up to what the directions have. I had to go back to store and have them open up two more boxes to find the missing pieces. Your best bet is to probably have them assemble it at the store. Our granddaughter Ruby LOVES her new coup and having grandpa push her around the house. Wanted something that could be pushed until the child is old enough to propel it on her own. This fits the bill!!
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Awesome Prosuct For A 2 Year Old
By jmorrison
from sanford, nc
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
I got this product for my 2 year old son he so gonna love his gift at christmas
Well worth the time putting it together.
By Active mama
from Rialto Ca
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My one year old son loves his new car. I love that he can grow with his car and I can remove the foot protector plate when he is able to push himself around. The handle ontop makes Its fun and easy to push my monkey around. It was well worth the time putting it together.
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Lousy design, wrong parts in box
By dkhbrit
from Frisco, TX
Going to get a different car
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Easy Turn Coupe
By Mia Maw
from Mount Vernon, IN
My grandson absolutely loves it. He just turned one so he cant touch the ground yet but with the floor plate it can be used as a stroller with a sunroof. He uses it to hide in and like putting things in the compartment.
I would buy a million of these!!!
By momma
from Cleveland tx
This is by far the best toy in the world. My 9month old son loves it. He cries when he has to get out of it! I can honestly say I would bye this for everyone ofmy kids and recommend it to everyone else!
Too much whiz and not enough bang
By Pam
from Lebanon, CT 06249
Got it for my grandson's birthdayHe loved the Car He is two but getting in it kept tilting and wanting to turn over from the extra easy turn wheels. Also it is great to have the floor, but no place to put it when he wants to push himself, then issue of losing it. Will not buy another one for my other grand children
My boys love this car!
By Mom of M and J
from Staten Island, NY
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
My boys love this car! It's roomier than the cozy coupe, which was the main reason why I selected this car. Both of my boys are big for their age (my older guy is 2 1/2 years old, 40lbs and 40" tall) and they fit comfortably inside with room to spare. The car was also easy to put together. I used only a screw driver and hammer and even with both kids climbing over and running around with the pieces, I was able to put it together without any frustration. However my husband did have to help hammer the big metal cap for the 5th turning wheel because its in a awkward angle. My boys have been taking turns with the car, but they love it so much I ordered a second one because my 2 1/2 year old tend to get more play time with it.
I would by this product again and again
By Preschool Academy
from Valdosta, Georgia
About Me Education Oriented
I like the modern design and the bright colors. I also the 360 steering which makes it easy for the children to maneuver and have fun.
not little tykes
By supermom
from boardman, OH
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
I bought this for my nephew. he kept kicking the center wheel, it was in the way
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Tuesday, August 12, 2008
blogs and bix...
Oh, you mean like Melissa and Brock? No. Never.
Duh. Of course I read other people's blogs. What the fuck is wrong with you?
So here's my Top 10 list of daily blogs I visit, omitting my peeps. And yeah, I know. It's a lot of food porn.
The Daily Feed (Gutenberg, I love you.)
Food Gawker (porn.)
DListed (Heaven on Earth.)
Taste Spotting (porn.)
Anna's Cool Finds (slightly nerdy and sweet {barf}, but useful and constant, kinda like a good boyfriend.)
The Pioneer Woman (Barf in general, but I can't help myself. I kinda want to smack Ree and I kinda want to watch You've Got Mail with her. Also, Joe and I have made loads of her shit and it never turns our right? I blame Ree. Yet I can't look away. Also, there are a TON of anti-PW blogs out there. She lives with her husband and four kids on a farm in Oklahoma and takes pictures and cooks food and home-schools. I'm obsessed.)
The Food in my Beard (My future spouse.)
Smitten Kitchen (Yeah. I'm into this shit. You SO want to come over to my house so I can make you THIS.)
Thursday Night Smackdown (Awesome food and even more awesome, she just went nuts.)
Holy Taco (Not really a blog I guess. But it keeps me in touch with what straight boys are thinking. By the way, straight boys are thinking about boobs and shit jokes.)
So there you go. Other people's blogs. And uh, there went your day. I haven't even dipped into my serial killer sites yet. Steel your nerves, folks. I have much to share.
Finally, just so we can all wait in breathless anticipation, Grey Cloud texted me yesterday. Months ago, I'd requested one "Beth and Chris night" in which we'd whoop it up like the good ole' days. And by good ole' days, I mean screaming at each other on the sidewalk in front of the Bubble Lounge. I've been alotted this Friday night and in my delight, I texted back, "Oh, a Friday even! What to wear!?! I'll make reservations."
My phone glowed with his grateful response. "I'm not doing dinner."
Oh. Silly me. I'm no Rielle Hunter, but I was willing to forgo by cable bill to buy the douche dinner at Bix. I never get to see him. He likes sorbet. I like stiff drinks. This was my perfect excuse to re-hit Bix!
Mais non.
I don't want to fight via text. So I called his over-dressed ass.
Grey Cloud answers his phone as if you've just interrupted him in the middle of a huge business deal, and he's doing you a huge favor by taking your call. Nope. he's watching golf.
"Hey, Sugarplum. So Friday..."
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"I'm not doing dinner."
"Okay. what do you want to do?"
"You're supposed to know the cool bars, right?"
"Okay, but I thought maybe we could..."
Oh, I'm bringing my flip video for this shit. Because I'm saving my voice and notifying Bubble Lounge security...
13 comments:
- Holy Taco said...
I would guess we probably think about shit jokes more than boobs. Which is sort of disappointing now that I think about it. Either way, thank you for your support.
Grey Cloud is a complete asshole. Wouldn't you rather spend your Friday night pulling out your own figernails and dipping your hands in alcohol than wasting your time with someone who treats you like this?
- Spots said...
Holy Shit Holy Taco! Awesome.
And @12:51, nope. Not really. I see your point and once upon a time agreed, but the second you start to see the humor in a 25 year old unemployed human barstool in an Armani suit, hair gel and a frown, you'll get the point of GC. He's a fucking pain in my ass, he's made me (and most likely several co-eds, divorcees and strippers) cry rivers and is annoyed if you offer to refill his cocktail, much less retrieve his dry cleaning or pick him up from the airport.
But there's the occasional moment, like the sighting of a rare animal, that makes GC all worth it. And although he would violently vomit on his computer should he read my blog and/or remember, neither of which he will, GC said the sweetest sentence I've ever heard.
Beth: There're plenty of fish in the sea, Chris.
GC: Yeah, but there's only one you. You're the nautical equivilent of a unicorn.
I mean, folks. Beat that shit. Oh wait. You can't... - 1:06 PM
GC sounds like a total douche/tool.
I have such a huge hard on now.
Beth, get on that!!
SO Jealous! - 1:22 PM
the nautical equivalent of a unicorn is a narwhal, which is a type of white whale.
- Becky said...
I want to marry PW.
I bet GC pees sitting down.
- Eirikur said...
I have naughty dreams starring PW's husband. It ain't right.
- Brock said...
serial killer sites are perfect bedtime reading.
- Plug1 said...
have we met yet?
hi, my name is Plug1 -- nice to finally meet you. - 7:56 PM
What I really love about PW is the way she takes pictures OF EVERY SINGLE STEP in the process of say, making chicken salad. Here is the chicken leg, here is cut 1, here is cut 2, here is the grape, here is the grape sliced in half...
Cracks me up. - 11:22 AM
- Leslie/Miss Havisham said...
Holy crap please post the serial killer sites. Such a tease!
PW's cooking is crap. Period.
You want to cook food that won't make you take B.P meds. or have bypass than go to other places that cook.
I love C.L btw...aweseome snarky site - 12:01 AM


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Kung-Fu LIVE Cheat Code
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Been a while since I've seen a nice old school cheat code. This 'Unlock all' cheat code will unlock all chapters of the story mode. From the main menu: hold down left (on the dpad) and quickly press through the following sequence: square, triangle, circle, X and start- button. Note: after using the cheat code you can't save or earn trophies without exiting and booting the game again. Via Virtual Air Guitar Company FB
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The Kung-Fu Live Demo arrived on the PlayStation Store and along with it Virtual Air Guitar released some tutorials on how to best set up your playing area. My body never fit into the white outline like his does in the video above, lol. Doesn't really matter though as long as your whole body is visible.
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