A. No. The BeachGroomer can remain in the water throughout the weed growing season. However, it is recommended that the BeachGroomer not be running while children are swimming.

A. Initially between two (2) and twelve (12) hours depending on the amount of bottom sediment and debris. You will be able to see the exposed sand after a few hours. After initially treating your entire permitted area a few hours a week is required to maintain your sandy beach.

A. Yes, but the BeachGroomer will not have the power it would have running alone.

A. The BeachGroomer was designed to be as trouble-free as possible. However, should a part become damaged or lost, contact your dealer or refer to the toll-free number on the BeachGroomer to order that part. Parts will be shipped promptly. If your BeachGroomer does not work the problem almost certainly lies with the lawn pump not delivering sufficient pressure.

A. Yes. But, it is very important that if your state requires a permit, your neighbor needs a DNR permit too. If the BeachGroomer is being operated off your pump and treating the neighbor’s beach you could be in violation so please use in accordance with the law.

A. Yes. But, to a limited degree. The BeachGroomer will give its best results when installing before significant weed growth. However, the BeachGroomer does have the ability to uproot weeds provided they are not too dense. Trial and error are required in this. situation. Some hand raking may be required to free the turning arms. Please dispose of weed parts properly.

A. The DNR will determine this. In Minnesota, the maximum area allowed is a fifty (50) foot area along the shore with a maximum of 2,500 square feet of treated area. On lake lots that are less than 100 feet the maximum area is half the lot frontage. Example: A 75-foot lot will be allowed a maximum of 37 1/2 feet).