This is far better than dragging an old carpet across the yard. These damn things need to die! I'm still going to scorch the earth just to be sure. You, sir, are a brilliant man!
You sir are a credit to mankind. I'm not sure if it was you who made a video several years ago of a similar device but instead of a screen to drop them into the pan it had a counter rotating brush. Never say that get to market though. Someone did come up with a sticker picker that uses disposable sleeve, but the obvious liability is having to handle and remove a sleeve full of goat heads. I like this idea better; the goat heads are insulated from direct handling by collection in the tray. I'll be ordering one tonight. I'll be sending in an order for a towed version fairly soon. Literally dozens of neighbors would pay dearly to have their fields culled in this equestrian community.
I have 2 acres of goat heads!! I bought the sticker roller and it’s worth every penny!! Super honest review the only thing I wished it had is a basket you can easily snap off and on. I would absolutely buy it again!!!! If you were thinking about getting one just do it!
Thank you 🙏❤️I appreciate your support and kind words, I actually have the snap option available, I am also creating pull behind version, I will let you know,
I love this idea, I whish you had a bigger tow behind a lawn tractor version, we have acres of goat heads and the little one you made would take days or weeks to make one full pass on the property.
Great invention I wish I'd seen this years ago, I live in an area that gets tons of the stickers, but just this past year I concrete all sides of my house to finally get rid of them for good.
What do you mean? You just put a paving of concrete around your house? How would that get rid of them growing in your yard, or do you mean you replaced all the grass around your house with concrete?
I like the idea of the pull behind, but the problem is you just spread the darn things. In my case, they stick to the tires of the mower and end up in various places on the equipment so they just get spread to places they havent gotten established.
Great device and works as advertised. However, it is super squeaky! The first day it arrived I put it to use and the roller has an extremely high pitch squeak throughout the push. Not exactly sure where the noise is coming from but it gets a lot of attention from my neighbors, not in a good way.
@@stickerburrroller-inspired4933 Looking at the spare rollers, its probably the bushing against the axle, you aren't using bearings (I know, its simpler and cheaper to design that way). As a suggestion, perhaps make a deluxe model that uses a roller with bearings that can be greased (or sealed bearings for that matter since this device will get dust into open bearings), noise issue will go away, roller axles will last longer.
they sure picked the right name for this horrible weed. I have a simialar problem in my yard-Burweed/sticker weeds. They have got to be related. All I know is that it has put me through painfulTRIBULATIONS for the last 3 years.
I went on a Route 66 road trip through OK and let my dog out to pee on the roadside. He came back in with goatheads in every paw. I am no stranger to them; Mojave Desert is infested with them, too.
$230 though? I mean... You can make this for probably $50 with a quick run to home depot. Couple of rods, make a wheel that runs into a container, and foam table liner.
Have at it then! I bet you find its harder & costs more than you think, and since you don't have prototype iteration experience on it, breaks down too quickly.
I ordered it. Still waiting to receive it. Had to pay $60 shipping (ugh!). I wonder if it depends on where in the US the customer is located to calculate shipping. I'll try the ankle weight idea.
I wish that I could lower the price, starting and operating an American business and attorney fees and patents are crazy expensive, we actually have to borrow money to stay alive,
