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Sounds like you got the brush turned backwards.....
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Funny guy! Do you remove the grass catcher when you store it? It sure would take up less room that way.
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Yep, set the base up on its end and hang the top of the catcher in the hitch end.
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Thanks, Diz. I'm having fun with the Cubs and learning lots, thanks to most of you here.
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Nice cub and sweeper, Mooner!
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I discovered today, after using the sweeper, that I can flip the catcher up and it will rest on the sweeper portion. It takes up lots less floor space that way, so I may just store it in that fashion. When I'm finished for the season, I'll disconnect the catcher and hang it in the barn and stand the sweeper up on end.
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