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P38X2
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Eatonpcat
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P38X2
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It came quickly this year, huh? I'm envious of you folks in the midwest. I've seen a lot of you guys posting about mowing your lawns already. I know most of the country has had a easy winter this year but is this the norm for your area?
No... Its normally closer to May. On Memorial Day weekend, thats normally when I can cut my entire yard.(even the low/wet spots). But I have done all but one small area. I even plugged the yard yesterday (aerator).
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Eatonpcat
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Yard looks great Mad Dog...I think I saw in another picture that you use a Cub Tank! Leaves nice stripes.
Eatonpcat
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P38X2
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Beautiful yard! I dragged my aerator out of the garage a couple weeks ago. It was taking up valuable pellet space. Can't imagine using it for another month or so.
I'd hate to see your fertilizer bill. That stuff has almost doubled the last few years.
I'd hate to see your fertilizer bill. That stuff has almost doubled the last few years.
Thanks.. Im OCD about the.grass....
Im actually going to look at a new mower today. Gonna get a Dixie Chopper, Kubota, or Grass Hopper. Looking at 72" and Diesel. I only have Chem Lawn out once a year (just to keep Dandelions at bay) and its about $330. The Cub does a good job (no striping kit on it, thats just the deck) but its got a few thousand hrs on it and has had a good life.
Gonna try and get a combo deal on a new mower and a 70 cc saw (372xp, 576xp, or MS441, MS460) Gonna be a good week!!
Mama gave me approval on the Saw last week and after a little talk yesterday, she said to buy the mower too.. Been buggin her for a couple years
Im actually going to look at a new mower today. Gonna get a Dixie Chopper, Kubota, or Grass Hopper. Looking at 72" and Diesel. I only have Chem Lawn out once a year (just to keep Dandelions at bay) and its about $330. The Cub does a good job (no striping kit on it, thats just the deck) but its got a few thousand hrs on it and has had a good life.
Gonna try and get a combo deal on a new mower and a 70 cc saw (372xp, 576xp, or MS441, MS460) Gonna be a good week!!
Mama gave me approval on the Saw last week and after a little talk yesterday, she said to buy the mower too.. Been buggin her for a couple years
Eatonpcat
Minister of Fire
72" Diesel... That will probably run $15,000 (lotta mower for a homeowner). You will have to let me come over and test drive that bad boy!!
P38X2
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X-mas in april! 
Lucky you. I'm also fairly OCD about my lawn. I'd love to get a big mower like that. My Husqvarna 2448 lawn tractor does a great job on cutting and leaves a nice stripe with just the deck. However, towing implements, specifically my aerator with 100lbs on top, hammers the transmission. I cringe each second of the ride with that thing as most of my lawn slopes away from the house. Even using a top down pattern, she still sounds strained.
I can only assume you live near fields with the dandelions being an issue. Or maybe the worst enemy of all, the dreaded neighbor who doesn't give a crap about his own lawn and is more than happy to send every weed seed known to man (except that one!
) drifting up to your yard. I have one like that across from me. $600,000/ 5,500 sq' house with a weed farm for a yard. He even has irrigation and a drilled well yet no one in the neighborhood has ever seen it on.
Lucky you. I'm also fairly OCD about my lawn. I'd love to get a big mower like that. My Husqvarna 2448 lawn tractor does a great job on cutting and leaves a nice stripe with just the deck. However, towing implements, specifically my aerator with 100lbs on top, hammers the transmission. I cringe each second of the ride with that thing as most of my lawn slopes away from the house. Even using a top down pattern, she still sounds strained.I can only assume you live near fields with the dandelions being an issue. Or maybe the worst enemy of all, the dreaded neighbor who doesn't give a crap about his own lawn and is more than happy to send every weed seed known to man (except that one!
) drifting up to your yard. I have one like that across from me. $600,000/ 5,500 sq' house with a weed farm for a yard. He even has irrigation and a drilled well yet no one in the neighborhood has ever seen it on.
Eatonpcat
Minister of Fire
You missed the me driving it!
Also, could we get rid of the double explanation point smiley! UGGGGGGGHHHHH
Id be more than happy to let you test drive it. Hope to have it by this weekend. Wanna look at a few different dealers and get some prices and see if they will deal with me on the Chainsaw too.. !! !!
you should see what I daily, then u'd have sympathy...I will remember that when you get that HD...
Give you more time to knit.Thanks.. Im OCD about the.grass....
Im actually going to look at a new mower today. Gonna get a Dixie Chopper, Kubota, or Grass Hopper. Looking at 72" and Diesel. I only have Chem Lawn out once a year (just to keep Dandelions at bay) and its about $330. The Cub does a good job (no striping kit on it, thats just the deck) but its got a few thousand hrs on it and has had a good life.
Gonna try and get a combo deal on a new mower and a 70 cc saw (372xp, 576xp, or MS441, MS460) Gonna be a good week!!
Mama gave me approval on the Saw last week and after a little talk yesterday, she said to buy the mower too.. Been buggin her for a couple years
and I am happy to get an Ipad.
You can do it, you are young and to the point. So I've heard.you should see what I daily, then u'd have sympathy...
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