/diy/ - Do It Yourself

[Anonymous No.1587387]

Eternal lawn care thread

Let's get this shit going boys

What is your current setup? Looking to upgrade my mower this spring

[Milwaukee No.1587388]

whats with the lawn care meme

do americans actually do this

my lawn looks out for itself i just give it the occasional hair cut. most of its trees and the other part grows hay

[Anonymous No.1587406]

>>1587387
Lawns, and suburbia at large, are a tumor on society

[Anonymous No.1587408]

>>1587387
I use a Honda push mower. It cuts pretty nicely, I feel. I use a two-stroke Echo trimmer for edging and all that. My yard isn't very big, so my setup is probably a little overkill.

I really care far more about my gardens than my lawn, though.

[Anonymous No.1587411]

Love this thing. Sharpen the blades once a year and just go.

[Anonymous No.1587412]

Lawn fertilizer is an environmentally terrible scam perpetuated by landscapers who want to make your grass grow unnecessarily fast so the can make more money cutting it more often and applying more products. A properly cared for lawn doesn't need fertilizer or pesticides.

[Anonymous No.1587413]

>>1587411
Do you cut your grass every other day?

[Anonymous No.1587415]

>>1587412
It ain't pushed by landscapers so much as it's the goddamn homoners who insist it get fertilized and weed treated in my experience. You are right though, it will look good for a while but as soon as you stop feeding and watering everything falls apart.

[Anonymous No.1587416]

>>1587413
Once a week-ish. I like to mow though and wish it was more

[Anonymous No.1587419]

I use pic related, plus a Ryobi trimmer

>>1587406
If you can't mow with the big dogs, stay on the porch!

[Bepperoni No.1587424]

>>1587406
Meh, it’s stupid, but there’s something special about pulling into your driveway and thinking “Goddamn my lawn looks way better than the neighbor’s”

I was doing pic related on my lawn and it did a good job getting rid of the clovers, but it still left some of the other crap. Got some good pricing on TruGreen once a month and those goys will break out a mixture for exactly what your lawn needs and now the thing is starting to look like a golf course.

But now I have a couple patches around the side of the house where it was almost all weeds and now it’s dirt so I’m trying to get grass to grow. This sandy Florida soil sucks for that. In the midwest you just tossed down some seed and watered it a few times and you would have thick ass lawn there within 3 weeks. But here you have to water like daily and after 2 months it looks like some 50 year old man with thinning hair.

[Anonymous No.1587430]

>>1587424
Patch in sod instead and just make sure to keep it wet til it's good and rooted.

[Anonymous No.1587449]

>>1587424
I actually just planted more clover...

[Bepperoni No.1587459]

>>1587430
It’s not even worth it to sod. The spots are so small. I just toss a little seed and let my sprinklers do the work and eventually they will fill in either from the seed growing or the surrounding grass starting to creep in.

If it were a huge spot in the middle of the yard, I would think about the sod.

[Anonymous No.1587461]

>live on ~120 acre lot in a forested area interspersed with part of what little prairie is left in Michigan
>previous owners clear-cut the tallgrass that covered most it for literally millenia it for some goddamn reason
I'm doing my best to undo it. I grew up in the suburbs and the instinct to chop it all down to 3" is hurting my brain

[Anonymous No.1587468]

>>1587461
Let it go, you could have some damn good pheasant, grouse, or bunny hunting opportunities depending on what part of the state you are in.

[Anonymous No.1587488]

>>1587388
>stop doing things Americans

[Anonymous No.1587493]

>>1587387
Get on my level. This thing is a beast

[Bepperoni No.1587500]

>>1587493
Pic related makes me want to cry. If you can’t wake up your neighbors at 6:30am on a Sunday morning, what is the point?

[Anonymous No.1587657]

>>1587419
I miss the old White LT12 at the old RC club
Servicing and babying that thing for so long, it was a joy to ride

[Anonymous No.1587690]

>>1587387
i want a ride-on flymo hovercraft

[Anonymous No.1587710]

>>1587412
Unless all you want are weeds and moss

[Anonymous No.1587715]

>>1587388

All I do is cut the grass down to 1/2 inch every other week and I have a thick tight green carpet.

Life in the tropics is great for lawns. Zero thatch. Just pure grass.

[Anonymous No.1587718]

>>1587424

>Meh, it’s stupid, but there’s something special about pulling into your driveway and thinking “Goddamn my lawn looks way better than the neighbor’s”

https://youtu.be/Mtl0Hfq2koU

Even cucks have to feel like they are in power at some point.

[Anonymous No.1587881]

>>1587718
how about, it's nice for my kids to run around on instead of patchy dirt

[Anonymous No.1587904]

>>1587387
>Complete fucking nightmare mode
Live next to a wild space, 100 acres of completely wild chaparral and a river. Blowing seeds of the hardiest native plants into my yard all year.
Have pet rabbits we let graze in the back yard, can't use any herbicides that work because it'll kill the bunnies.
>Put down cardboard to kill weeds in one spot. Works really good. Wife complains because it looks trashy (It does)
Next year that's the only spot of the lawn that's any decent, nice beautiful grass pops up where the cardboard killed the weeds last year.
Have mostly given up. When the sun hits and the weeds start drying up I'll try this clove + acetic acid shit and do more cardboard.
Then I could seed with real grass next year.

[Anonymous No.1587931]

I am in zone 4b and I seed with a bluegrass mix with red fescue and perrenial ryegrass

I am on a 1/2 acre lot and use a push Honda along with an old stihl weadeater that my father gave me.


I do run a lawn irrigation system.

I fert 2x a year and I use a piece of cardboard on my spreader so I only spread to the very edge of my property line.

I trim at the tallest setting my mower has 1x a week.

My lawn looks much better than my neighbor's on either side, and that is what I want.

[Anonymous No.1587934]

>>1587387
john deere 4210

[Anonymous No.1587961]

>>1587387
Just bought a house
Unfortunately is kikuyu grass and the previous owners let it go so unruly, there was a few inches of thatch. And seriously so spongy in areas that it was a tripping hazard.

Also unfortunately in my hemisphere it's heading into winter so the grass is about to go dormant.

I've de thatched all I can in the last few warm days, re fertilised, but I can only wait and be happy with what I have for another 6 months.

Wish I had some santa ana, but tearing up what I have and relaying/planting will just cost too much and there is no guarantee that I wouldn't get any kikuyu growing back.

[Milwaukee No.1587987]

>>1587488

im in canada though

[Anonymous No.1587993]

>>1587449

[Anonymous No.1588012]

>>1587718
DOMINATE YOUR NEIGHBOR'S LAWN

[Anonymous No.1588027]

>>1587881

>Average lawn cuck detected

When did you last DOMINATE nything?

[Anonymous No.1588030]

>>1587493
>Cub Cadet
>Beast
Pick one

[Anonymous No.1588036]

>>1587387
I mow around five acres with a 1953 Ford jubilee and 70s era Woods finish mower. Use a push mower close around the house, and a 77 IH cub cadet 1000 series for the ditches.

[Anonymous No.1588044]

>>1587387
im more and more considering ditching my lawn for ground cover and other stuff that doesnt suck resources.

[Anonymous No.1588056]

>>1588044

Just cut the grass regularly and remove all the clippings to a compost pile.

If you have to do more than that you are using the wrong grass.

[Anonymous No.1588080]

>>1588044
Grass is the lowest maintenance ground cover.

[Anonymous No.1588099]

>>1588080
>Grass is the lowest maintenance ground cover.

>he doesn't want to move to Arizona

[Anonymous No.1588106]

>>1588036
Do you have an over running clutch on that PTO?
I had an old 9N that would put you thru a fence if you wasn't careful

[Anonymous No.1588154]

>>1588106
No, over run clutch. The Wood's mower is belt driven, and would probably slip before pushing like a solid geared mower deck. You can feel a little bit when cutting denser grass, but I mainly use mine just to cut large paths of lawn.

[Anonymous No.1588169]

>>1587387
*crack* *sips* yep, what your looking at is my walk behind toro. a 52 inch deck and can turn on a dime.

[Anonymous No.1588182]

>>1588169
> A fucking poor-o

Why don't you get a real mower?

[Anonymous No.1588203]

>>1588182
it has been running for well over 15 years. 2 acres once a week. Fight me

[Anonymous No.1588205]

>all these acrelets not pulling a PTO mower behind their tractor

[Bepperoni No.1588216]

>>1588205
I would be the king of the 1/4 acre lots if I got one of those.

[Anonymous No.1588268]

>>1588056
>Composting the clippings.
>Not just letting them fall where they lay.

[Anonymous No.1588304]

>>1587987
>i'm not a faggot. i'm a double faggot.

[Anonymous No.1588387]

Imagine spending a day a week just to keep your grass perfectly in order.

[Anonymous No.1588437]

Mowing is the biggest god damn stupid waste of time and money. Only mow the very front if its presented to the road. Everything else is fucking stupid

[Anonymous No.1588453]

Anybody use these are they any good? I'm planning on sending out some soil samples to the MSU extension and for $25 they can write up a custom fertilization regiment. That way I'm not just wasting money on shitty expensive fertilizer

[Anonymous No.1588486]

>>1587449


>>1588387
That boomer

[Anonymous No.1588487]

>>1588437
>t. 15 year old that hates cutting his parents' lawn.

[B No.1588608]

>>1588387
>imagine having pride in that thing you busted your ass to pay for
I bet he washes his car too

[Anonymous No.1588620]

Hey, so where could I even begin to look to select plants to make an English style garden in the southeastern US? Like I realize that I'd be using different plants because of the zones, but more what plants would be a replacement for this plant that's traditionally used?

[Anonymous No.1588641]

>>1588453
only really useful if you're gonna send in multiple samples every year for a few years. just go to tractor supply and get a bag of 10-10-10 for like $15. a small bag should last you years. you don't need to apply very much at all. remember farmers spreading fertilizer on fields only use 100-500lbs for an entire acre depending on the crop. if you're buying specific lawn fertilizer you're getting fucked because that bag is like 90% useless filler

[Talena No.1588652]

>>1588453
Handheld rapetest device sent to the Municipal Saftey Unit?
>>1588641
If the lawn was hip height for a season then mowed once with a push mower in the fall, is there any hope? (I'd rather have a car than a complete resod)
Are rented de-thatchers a meme?

[Anonymous No.1588767]

>>1588641
Won't to much of either NPK damage the lawn? Also, is that Scott's turf defence/ lawn food fppe crab grass preventer worth it?

[Milwaukee No.1588771]

>>1588304

thank you for clearing that up

[Anonymous No.1588791]

>>1588652
Just keep it mowed down for a season and see what it looks like

[Anonymous No.1588844]

Reel mower master race reporting in.

[Anonymous No.1588937]

>>1588608
>'busting your ass' to pay for grass
You American suburbanites crack me up

[Anonymous No.1588939]

>>1588652
>If the lawn was hip height for a season then mowed once with a push mower in the fall, is there any hope?
Yes, it's grass. It'll be fine.
>a complete resod
Turf is shit anyway and will brown a bit.

[Anonymous No.1588941]

>>1588169
Good for workout. Cleaning the lawn and have a great body!

[Anonymous No.1588967]

Is this a boomer thing or what? Makes me wonder how many of my neighbors care and think this matters when literally no one but themselves would ever notice. Sad

[Anonymous No.1588971]

[Anonymous No.1588987]

>>1588641
Basically this, there is a field in England that has never been fertilized and yields are regular since the 1800's. No idea what is grown or where it is, just heard it somewhere. That is all. Just wanted to sound smart.

[Anonymous No.1589045]

>>1587500
>not going for the 42" zero turn option

fucking peasants.

[Anonymous No.1589051]

>>1588216
you'll never know true lawn dominance until you've used the commercial mowers with hydraulic real blades like at golf courses. i spent a whole summer mowing greens and t-boxes daily to the point that the trimming bins were full of green dust instead of clippings.

[Anonymous No.1589361]

>>1589051
They are more ergnomc

[Milwaukee No.1589379]

>>1589051

speaking of lawn dominance

pic related, the schulte batwing mower

[Anonymous No.1589484]

>>1589379
>speaking of lawn dominance
I'll show you lawn dominance!

[Anonymous No.1589511]

>>1588387
Degenerate

[Anonymous No.1589526]

>>1588030
Cub Cadet is a great brand. That thing, however, is an entry model

[Anonymous No.1589556]

>>1588036
That's a beautiful old tractor.

[Anonymous No.1589748]

>>1589556
Thanks

[Anonymous No.1589750]

>>1588268

That's probably why you nogs have to deal with "thatch"

[Anonymous No.1589759]

>>1587387

The only reason I care for any amount of grass outside and keep it somewhat okay is for my dogs. If not for them I'd let it grow until it was a jungle. What a waste of time and effort and materials. Literally boomer-tier bullshit.

[Anonymous No.1589763]

>>1588767
over application of pretty much anything can cause damage. grass is a nitrogen heavy crop but of course nitrogen will just fuck right off on you unless it's in the ground. it's best to apply it right before a heavy rain so that as much as possible will seep into the ground. it's also best to apply before it starts growing after winter which stops the phosphorus from "burning" it

>Scott's turf defence/ lawn food fppe crab grass preventer worth it?
without knowing all the ingredients or never having used it i can't say. i do know often those specific lawn care fertilizers are packed full of filler. the filler isn't necessarily a bad thing because people tend to over apply and the filler helps prevent or at least limit that but it also means you're spending a lot more money then just laying down regular fertilizer

>>1588987
all soils are different and most do require fertilizer of some sort to get decent yields on a large scale farm. it's very likely that field is getting nutrients from another source like soil movement, underground water, livestock grazing etc. crop rotation is also extremely important for soil health and with the right rotation can reduce fertilizer needs

[Anonymous No.1589777]

>>1589484
>literally shits all over my hard work

[Anonymous No.1589799]

>>1589763
>It's best to put your fertilizer down before a heavy rain so it runs off and fertilizes everything but your land.
What a moron.

[Anonymous No.1589932]

It takes me four beers to mow my yard.

[Anonymous No.1589945]

>>1589932
I hate fucking edging. I always get covered in trimmings and know that someday I'm going to lose an eye to an errant pebble.

[Anonymous No.1589959]

>>1589945
I know people that absolutely refuse to run a weed eater, and just spray a few times a year.
I personally don't do it, but after an hour of running a trimmer I can definitely see the appeal.

[Anonymous No.1590126]

>>1588080
Asphalt, paving...

[Anonymous No.1590194]

>>1590126
>house surrounded by four acres of fucking blacktop
No thanks.

[Anonymous No.1590269]

>>1589799
obviously you don't do it on a hill fuck tard

[Anonymous No.1590274]

>>1590194
Pave paradise and put up a parking lot.

[Anonymous No.1590278]

>>1590269
>Implying run off doesn't happen even on flat land.
Do you eat paint chips for breakfast?

[Anonymous No.1590689]

>>1588652
>If the lawn was hip height for a season then mowed once with a push mower in the fall
>hip hight
>mowed once with push mower
good fucking luck mowing hip high grass with a push mower

[Anonymous No.1590692]

>>1589945
>>1589959
um, dont you wear eye protection?

[Anonymous No.1590693]

master race reporting in

[Anonymous No.1590705]

>>1590692
I wear glasses, but I know it's a matter of time.

[Anonymous No.1590739]

>>1590692
Yeah, safety glasses. I wouldn't run a weed eater without them.

[Anonymous No.1590748]

>>1590705
>>1590739
get decent ones, and ones that wrap a bit or have side protection.
a few times a summer i have to use a pretty powerful wacker, and ive worn a face shield over my safety glasses
worked well
might have looked stupid, but you can really go to town with not much worries.
also sometimes i put a shirt in my belt to cover my sac, getting whipped in the sack by small branches is not fun

[Anonymous No.1590752]

>>1590748
I'd rather just not have to run a weed eater. I usually can get close enough with a push mower, but I still have a few spots I have to use one.

[Anonymous No.1590753]

>>1590748
Yeah, I might just need to get a full face mask. I see landscapers run their weed eaters without guards or even safety glasses all the time and wonder how they haven't lost an eye.

[Anonymous No.1590779]

>>1587387
>lawn care
Enjoy your death by emissions. Motorized lawn care machines do not have emissions standards. You might as well wrap you lips around an exhaust pipe on a 1971 chevrolet caprice and rev up your engines

[Anonymous No.1590780]

>>1590779
>he doesn’t have an electric mower
It’s current year plus four.

[Anonymous No.1590784]

>>1590278
If fairly flat ground it’ll just soak in unless it’s a flood or some shit.

[Anonymous No.1590786]

>>1590780
>lithium batteries
Enjoy your Afghan war and 10x factory air pollution. Oh and dont forget to pay $180 for your replacement battery in 3 years

[Anonymous No.1590819]

>>1590786
>$180
That’s still cheaper than the time hassle and upkeep of a gas mower. Plus, they are so quiet comparatively. Even if it does cost more overall, I have been satisfied with the battery powered push mower.

[Anonymous No.1590864]

>>1590819
>having a lawn
Glad to hear youre killing the environment and contributing to the industrial military complex.

[Anonymous No.1590884]

>>1590864
>>1587412
>Complains about the environment
>have probably never put in the effort to positively affect the environment in their entire life
>probably doesn't maintain a lawn with organic fertilizer while also planting trees and native for the
Zoomers when will they learn?

[Anonymous No.1590918]

>>1590752
oh, im not a fan of it at all. but sometimes we have ridiculous overgrown jobs and i jump in. gotta show the boys how to get it done quickly. people on the wacker dont last too long.
>>1590753
>I see landscapers run their weed eaters without guards or even safety glasses all the time and wonder how they haven't lost an eye.
i run the smaller ones without a guard, thats no big deal. but bigger ones i wouldnt.
we have pulled over to hand out safety glasses before, it just hurts to watch someone do that.

[Anonymous No.1590938]

>>1587500
wtf is this, a ryobi knockoff of the Raven>??!":!?!?

FUCK RYOBI RAVEN FOREVER

[Anonymous No.1590967]

Does anyone have a recommendation for an electric shredder / mulcher for sticks? I have a ton of trees and my dog loves to find every single little fallen limb in the yard and put them into a nice pile for me, but garbage collection won't take them and I don't have a safe way to burn them.

[Anonymous No.1590970]

>>1590967
>I don't have a safe way to burn them.
I'm sure you do, unless you're referring to burn ordinances or laws.

[Anonymous No.1590973]

>>1590970
Yeah, that's exactly what I'm referring to. It's tough to get a burn permit where I'm at. I also wouldn't mind getting some free mulch out of shredding them either.

[Anonymous No.1590975]

>>1590973
How much debris are you getting in a year?

[Anonymous No.1590982]

>>1590975
Not too much, maybe one or two armfuls every few months or so, with the branches typically less than 1.5" in diameter.

[Anonymous No.1590984]

>>1590982
Stupid question for city dwellers, if you buy one of those little metal fire pits, can't you just burn small amounts at night or on the weekend? Do people really report you for that shit?

[Anonymous No.1590985]

>>1590984
Depends on who happens to drive by and has a stick up their ass on that particular day. The county has fairly detailed burn ordinances and I do know someone at work who got cited once. Fires are a big deal here as the terrain makes them difficult to contain depending on where they start.

[Anonymous No.1590992]

>>1587411
knew an old timer who cut his lawn twice a week with one of these... He said it kept him in shape and he likes how much cleaner it was.
The old man lived to like a 100 too.

[Anonymous No.1590995]

>>1587424
My buddy used to work for trugreen..
They will get your lawn looking great unless you have some major unsolvable issues.
God damn expensive though.

[Anonymous No.1590999]

>>1590748
The beauty of getting older is you don't give one fuck how stupid you look.. When that almond sized rock flies up and smacks the mask and you smirk.... you know you won.

[Anonymous No.1591002]

>>1590982
I doubt it would yield enough to make it worth the effort, but most big box stores carry chipper/mulchers
https://www.walmart.com/ip/PowerSmart-PS10-15-Amp-120V-Corded-Electric-Wood-Chipper-Shredder-and-Mulcher/667849672?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222228091386415&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=m&wl3=204383989439&wl4=aud-482018033502:pla-332754796501&wl5=9016504&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=667849672&wl13=&veh=sem&gclid=CjwKCAjwy7vlBRACEiwAZvdx9jLEmZF_tAiAZR4YB5Wswb3VoPpfmnhglOKgTeChZSF1X2MFDX3G_BoCKgkQAvD_BwE

[Anonymous No.1591147]

>>1588844
muh man

[Anonymous No.1591152]

Topdressing and seeding this Saturday. Mixing triple mix with the topsoil. All next week calling for rain in Hamilton, on. Wish me luck boys.

[Anonymous No.1591392]

Lads I had Monster Zero Energy for the first time this week. I haven't had caffeine or soda or anything in over a year, but holy shit is it good. How do I stop the boomer transformation?

[Anonymous No.1591400]

I've always wanted a """large""" plot of land, something in the 2 to 3 acre range. I want to get into self-sufficiency, and if not, just to put money into property that I'm fairly sure will rise in value over time. That being said I have no clue what kind of mower I'd need for a 2-3 acre plot, my current house has a backyard that I can go over in 15 minutes with a plug-in electric push mower. The online reviews are wall shit and vague, so do any of you have any suggestions? While I don't have the deepest pockets, I'm more than willing to save up for something that'll be good quality that will last and not make tending to a bunch of land an unnecessarily larger effort and amount of time than need be.

[Anonymous No.1591401]

>>1590967
make a "campfire"
just line your burn spot with rock

[Anonymous No.1591412]

>>1591400
For 2-3 acres you'll want a rider. Zero turns are great if you have to mow around a bunch of stuff.
It is entirely possible to use a push mower for that much ground, but I would suggest at least self propelled.

[Beponymous No.1591587]

I’m on the fence about clopping pic related this weekend. There’s always coupons for that thing but I think they’re $62.99, that’s a steal at $50. Those Portland tools aren’t all that terrible for occasional use, I grabbed a hedge trimmer and it’s straight for $30 or whatever I paid.

[Anonymous No.1591677]

>>1591587
Don't they make these as attachments for Echo and other quality trimmers?

[B No.1591686]

>>1591677
I think so. But then if you get an “all in one” trimmer, it’s going to be more bulky and awkward than a regular one and it won’t be as good at any single task as the one proper tool. And I have landscapers so I don’t need a full wetback yard care setup, I only do it occasionally when the landscaper is lazy and hungover. Plus the attachment probably costs just as much as this electric one.

[Anonymous No.1591688]

>>1591686
that's actually false. pole saw and pole saw trimmer attachments are pretty much the same and operate the same. pole saws are actually quite a bit heavier compared to the trimmer attachment. the only real benefit to a pole saw is that the more expensive ones are extendable. that can be a downside too because those things fully extended are a real bitch to control and extremely heavy

[Anonymous No.1591898]

>>1587419
>Shit tier MTD with a FNR "transmission" that you can't even really call a transmission

Enjoy your failure. Buy something made my AYP next time. The first cut with something that's not a piece of shit MTD, and you'll wonder how the fuck MTD is even still in business.

[Anonymous No.1591899]

>>1587493
More shitty MTD garbage. Why the fuck do you people do this to yourselves?

[Anonymous No.1591900]

>>1588036
Fucking A, man. Fucking A.

[Anonymous No.1591934]

>>1591900
I like my old stuff. Originally I thought it would be ideal because everything is so much easier to work on, but with only doing light duty mowing, nothing ever breaks.
It's also nice to know that I picked everything up pretty damn cheap, and if I ever go to sell I'll actually make money instead of taking a loss.

[Anonymous No.1592063]

>>1591899
Shitty TTI garbage. When will you learn
>Tard

[Anonymous No.1592064]

>>1591934
My father in law who had his own auto repair shop for 45 years had a Golden Jubilee that he friggin' BUILT.

4" Manley pistons, worked the fuck out of the head to make it flow, Manley Severe Duty valves, Holley 2 bbl carb, Lunati cam and lifters (I didn't even know Lunati made cams for tractors! But call them up, and they'll make a cam for anything!), and a MSD 5 ignition box. That fucker was STRONG.

Then his idiot worker tried to pull up a huge fresh cut oak stump and wound up trashing the gearbox. He never did get around to fixing it. :(

[Anonymous No.1592080]

my fucking cub cadet zeroturn can barely turn left(or maybe its right?) anymore you guys ever play with hydrostatic shit? is it just gonna be a check valve for the weak side transmission probably?

>>1591152
its fucking beautiful outside today in the hammer. i have to make baby tick traps and go to fucking burlignton for a coworkers birthday

[Anonymous No.1592114]

>>1592064
Lol, reminds me of this old 9N I see around at the antique tractor shows.
With a built Ford flathead V8

[Anonymous No.1592307]

WE ARE MOWIN' IN WITH FIRST WAVE
MEANS FOR WEEDS FOR US TO KILL

[Anonymous No.1592455]

>>1592080
Got it all done today bud. Beautiful day, got to enjoy a chunk of it too with my 17mth son as well. Just want a nice backyard for him to play.

[Anonymous No.1592733]

>>1592080
I have a woods zero turn that I had that happen to. On mine it was just the linkage between the control bar and right side motor. Like if I just left it it would slowly creep to the left.

[Anonymous No.1592735]

>>1592455

Beautiful yard and neighborhood. Your son will enjoy growing up there.

[Anonymous No.1592750]

>>1591686
Yeah but with the echo you have a good trimmer and pole saw. With this you'll have cheap shit that will only be better than the echo at wasting your time and money.

[Anonymous No.1592862]

I just want to mow

[Anonymous No.1593054]

mowing after dark is max comfy
as long as you don't have to mow under a tree

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV_3Dpw-BRY

[Anonymous No.1593101]

anything i can use on my shoes for mowing a 45deg hill? cleats?

[Anonymous No.1593216]

>>1593101
cleats or crampons if you're really serious

[Anonymous No.1594057]

>>1592862
Where is this hell hole?

[Anonymous No.1594169]

Got a Hustler Raptor.

Got >an acre yard. Only regret is not getting a bigger deck.