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Mowing the Lawn
- Thread starter jabber811
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The Paragon of Virtue
Captain Ressentiment
Re: Mowing the Lawn
I usually try to get stuff out of the way before I mow so I don't have to deal with it. I'll generally just go over it though, unless it will screw up the mower.
The bank does it for you online?
I usually try to get stuff out of the way before I mow so I don't have to deal with it. I'll generally just go over it though, unless it will screw up the mower.
FadeToBlack&Gold
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ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
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Old Time North Dakota Hockey!
Re: Mowing the Lawn
I do about 3.5 hours of baja mowing every week, and if I stopped the tractor for every little thing in the lawn (which actually has some grass amidst the weeds) I'd never finish. My best friends brother-in-law lived west of the Twin Cities where he mowed a couple of acres, and he actually had a woodchuck stand up a hundred feet in front of his mower and dare him to mow him down. The woodchuck didn't budge and became ground chuck.
I only wish some of my woodchucks would adopt this approach. Sigh.
I am careful about mowing along the road, always stopping when cars approach. There's no telling what some a-hole chucked out of a passing car, and I have no desire to fire it at someone else. I obviously don't worry about an aluminum can, but I wouldn't knowingly mow over a glass bottle.
I do about 3.5 hours of baja mowing every week, and if I stopped the tractor for every little thing in the lawn (which actually has some grass amidst the weeds) I'd never finish. My best friends brother-in-law lived west of the Twin Cities where he mowed a couple of acres, and he actually had a woodchuck stand up a hundred feet in front of his mower and dare him to mow him down. The woodchuck didn't budge and became ground chuck.
I only wish some of my woodchucks would adopt this approach. Sigh. I am careful about mowing along the road, always stopping when cars approach. There's no telling what some a-hole chucked out of a passing car, and I have no desire to fire it at someone else. I obviously don't worry about an aluminum can, but I wouldn't knowingly mow over a glass bottle.
state of hockey
He fixes the cable?
Re: Mowing the Lawn
I walk around the yard beforehand and pick everything up.
I walk around the yard beforehand and pick everything up.
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Gurtholfin
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I was thinking (hoping) that this poll was in regards to something else entirely.
In answer to that question, I enjoy both. They each have their plusses.
In answer to that question, I enjoy both. They each have their plusses.