Outdoor Equipment

Camping equipment and supplies keep users safe and comfortable when camping outdoors. Sleeping bags keep campers warm throughout the night. Backpacks and duffle bags hold food and supplies so they can be carried between locations. Furniture such as cots, chairs, tables, and tents help campers stay comfortable and dry.

Crop, nursery, and landscaping equipment is used in agricultural and groundskeeping applications. Debris loaders and accessories pick up grass clippings, leaves, mulch, plastic bottles, and more to keep outdoor areas tidy. Boom sprayer parts are used to apply fertilizer or pesticides to crops by hand or with an ATV, trailer, or skid. Plant-covering fabric protects garden and ornamental landscape plants from animals and harsh weather. Burlap is used for applications such as balling tree and shrub roots. Bird netting can be placed over fruit trees to keep birds from eating the fruit. Erosion-control blankets help keep soil in place. Garden stakes and plant supports protect plants from wind and allow them to grow straight. Landscape edging can differentiate areas and provide a transition between the various elements in the landscape, such as between grass and flower gardens. Personnel transport and utility vehicles help groundskeeping crews transport tools and materials.

Electrical generators power jobsite equipment in remote areas or provide backup power during power outages. Generator tower lights are tall lights powered by small electric generators. They provide lighting for worksites and outdoor events at night and in low-light conditions. Generator switches let users switch between utility and generator power. Generator supplies (such as maintenance kits or cold weather kits) help keep outdoor generators running in all seasons.

Fencing and fencing hardware are used to build and maintain barriers around jobsites, building grounds, play areas, and agricultural fields. Chain link fencing creates a strong boundary while still allowing full view of the fenced-off area. Hardware cloth is used to protect tree seedlings from rodents, keep pests out of gutters and drains, sift soil, cover windows, and more. Barrier and safety fence creates a highly visible barrier around work zones and other outdoor areas. Barbed wire and electric fence supplies help prevent vandalism and loss of livestock.

Hoses and sprinkler systems can help keep gardens, facility grounds, and other green spaces looking healthy. Garden hoses, nozzles, and accessories can help control or divert water flow. Lawn sprinklers, sprinkler heads, and underground sprinklers deliver water to grass and foliage right where it’s needed. Drip irrigations systems water plants with a regulated dripping action and are used in areas with water-usage restrictions. Irrigation and sprinkler timers turn sprinklers on and off at specific times to control the amount of water being delivered. Wall-mount hose reels, hangers, and carts keep garden hoses organized.

Lawn mower attachments help landscapers, groundskeepers, and turf suppliers keep grassy areas healthy and well maintained. Lawn aerators let thick turf breathe and improve the supply of water, sunlight and nutrients delivered to the roots. Lawn dethatchers remove thatch from lawns to prevent it from choking out the grass. Lawn rollers level uneven or bumpy ground and pack down newly sown grass seed. Lawn sweepers collect leaves and other lawn debris. Drag harrows break up and smooth out the surface of the soil.

Power brushes, yard vacuums, and leaf blowers keep outdoor areas clear of debris. Leaf blowers and power brush sweepers can remove light snow, leaves, and debris from walkways and driveways. Yard vacuums sweep up litter, leaves, and grass clippings.

Rakes and cultivating tools move, lift, and gather material or debris in outdoor areas. Agricultural and garden forks are used for cleaning livestock stalls, moving garden mulch, and pitching hay. Hoes are used to cultivate soil, pull up weeds by the roots, or mix concrete. Lawn rakes can collect leaves, grass, and hay. They also can be used for loosening soil, light weeding, and leveling. Road rakes level out gravel and asphalt during roadwork. Aquatic weed-control rakes remove weeds that wash into shoreline areas of lakes and ponds. Cultivators and tillers loosen soil for gardens and pathways.

Shovels, tampers, and digging tools can help to prepare ground for pouring foundations, running underground utilities, or setting posts. Shovels are used to move bulk material such as mulch and gravel, and they can also be used to dig holes and trenches for pouring foundations, installing drain tile, and anchoring fence posts. Post hole diggers create narrow holes for setting fenceposts. Post drivers pound the posts into the ground. Earth augers drill holes in hard soil for planting bulbs, installing flagpoles, or digging fencepost holes. Soil probes penetrate soil to locate buried pipe, hose, and tanks in utility and construction work. Vibratory plate compactors and handheld tampers pack down asphalt, gravel, and dirt in roadwork, construction, and utility applications.

Soil treatment and weed control products keep soil healthy and prevent weeds from growing. Natural fertilizer can nourish lawns, trees, shrubs, vegetables, and flowers. Weed barriers can help prevent the growth of unwanted vegetation. Woven lawn and garden fabrics can block weeds and conserve water while allowing air, water, and nutrients to reach plants. Herbicides help control weeds, noxious plants, and invasive species. Silt fences prevent silt and sediment run-off from land development sites along streams, slopes, waterways, embankments, ditches, medians, and more.

Storage buildings are lockable outdoor structures for storing tools, equipment, or lawn furniture.

Wheelbarrows are used to hold, transport, and pour out materials such as hay, dirt, mulch, compost, and gravel. Wheelbarrow tires are used to replace flat tires on wheelbarrows.