You have a side bagger on there? How often you scrape? I refuse to cut wet shit unless I absolutely have to. The tight baffle on the exmark keeps these fuckers clumping like no other. Looking at the baffle attachment that makes it eject the grass quicker rather than circulating wet shit. Low lift blades help that too. I'm sure you know what's up just rambling
One year as a family we went on a long vacation/ road trip in a single cab truck.
This week I was scraping several times a day. Power washed the whole mower Tuesday night. Properties weren't super wet it just never warmed up enough for em to be dry either. The property I took that picture after is a concert hall we mow. Their first outdoor show is Tuesday so it definitely needed mowed. We slit seeded it a while back and also fertilized the shit out of it so it was way tall. Looks nice now but after a few shkws it'll be shit again.You have a side bagger on there? How often you scrape? I refuse to cut wet shit unless I absolutely have to. The tight baffle on the exmark keeps these fuckers clumping like no other. Looking at the baffle attachment that makes it eject the grass quicker rather than circulating wet shit. Low lift blades help that too. I'm sure you know what's up just rambling
I had to read that several times and finally resorted to google.You have a side bagger on there? How often you scrape? I refuse to cut wet shit unless I absolutely have to. The tight baffle on the exmark keeps these fuckers clumping like no other. Looking at the baffle attachment that makes it eject the grass quicker rather than circulating wet shit. Low lift blades help that too. I'm sure you know what's up just rambling
A lawn care girl you're not is my guess.
I was a mod for quite some time on a lawn care site. It was surprising the number of "pros" who were none the wiser.
We should start a thread for lawn care!I was a mod for quite some time on a lawn care site. It was surprising the number of "pros" who were none the wiser.
Either the mower will mulch or just toss the grass depending on the baffle. Not including the blades. Different blades for different situations/seasons.
My residential and commercial get high lift gator blades. Unfortunately if it's even a bit damp, we'll have to blow clumps, or if there is time for it to dry a bit while cutting another section, then go back for a double cut (standard as we always cut in different directions, Everytime ) to reduce thatch build up.
Neighborhood Common ground, fields, empty lots all get a low lift blade so it will discharge as quickly as possible, reducing time spent on that account. Usually people who are looking for a cheap cut.
Exmark in particular doesn't have an adjustable baffle, as of '16, that I'm aware of. So they have bolt ons that force the grass to discharge much further than it would normally. Helping smooth the clippings in big fields etc.
I'm always learning something new from you so that short story is the least I could do
My dad had an older extended cab Chevy.. no back doors but back seat. 4 of us jammed in the backseat lol. No seatbelts but we did have one long bungee cord that we used for all of us
Lol. One of my buddies parents had an old one ton van and there were holes in it big enough to drop things through.
That just sounds like a good time lol
It was.
Love me some tomatoes.....
I already have 4 fruit set on mine LOL Of course they'll die from heat by mid June but I might get one or two this year.
well, sit down, you're making me tired
