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A lawn vac! I use this every time I cut,and it works great with my fall leaf problem. I tell you I have owned it for 5 years and couldent be with out it!
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Were those pictures, Taken Before or After mowing,
If it's after, Then It wouldn't work well down here, If it's before and nothing is left, Then That would work. Because I've only got 1 Tree, and it's an evergreen... Does it work well, when the grass is Tall, and a little damp, If it would, I've been thinking of getting either one of those, or a lawn sweeper, just pondering... Thanks Cody |
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That was before I mowed. It does work great! I have just shy of 2 acres and I only mow once every 2 weeks because I use the vac. All my neabors are mowing 1-2 times a week. Yes it will clog if the grass is wet when mowing fast. Better if you slow down when wet! I had previously owned a pull behind lawn sweeper. Well I sold it when I used this. I will tell you, if this one would brake I would buy another. Thats how much I like this thing! Warning! Try one and you will own one!
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Does she operate the tractor for you? :biggrin2.gif:
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When you don't use a vac and just a mulching blade it puts important organic nutrients back in to your soil. Also not very green using 2 engines instead of just 1. Backing up would also be a small problem and finally the cost is greater than most would be willing to spend. In the end as an American you have the choice to do as you wish!
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