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Old 04-29-2014, 06:15 PM
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Mowed 4 acres twice already....will have to do it again this weekend after the rain....

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Randy this is the answer to cutting 4 acres but you'll have to smoke fast.
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Huh? Is winter over? Ah, I do it in a couple weeks!
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Old 04-29-2014, 07:08 PM
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Grass is green here...and growing..but not fast enough. Still waiting on a hydrostat filter before installing the mower. No point in putting it on and then taking it off again.
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Nobody mowing in my neck of the woods. Maybe this weekend.
Don't you guys still have snow on the ground?
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Huh? Is winter over? Ah, I do it in a couple weeks!
That's about how I feel. High of 47* today.

Haven't mowed yet. Grass is green and getting tall. Just had three inches of rain over the past 3 days. Now pretty wet. So the first mow won't be until May. Hey, thats tomorrow. A couple years ago, I was mowing in March, now this year May. The weather keeps getting goofier and goofier. Finally gonna get some seat time.
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Don't you guys still have snow on the ground?
The snow is gone at least....but that plus the rain means everything is flooded. Hard to mow water.
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Been raining here last several days, so I'm thinking about finding an old 706 and a 27 hay baler......


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We've cut the grass about 3 times and even had to mow the waterways on the back of the farm once with the bushhog.
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I have a rule that I don't mow until May no matter what!
Been doing it for twenty some years. Some years I have to rake the first time but this year with the hard winter I'm still good!
That's always been my hope for rule. Only worked about 2 out of 25 here, a little better up north. I/ve mowed once. I have these cubs but mow with an 8n with a woods for 35 years. Pretty cheap mower when you divide that out. Mike
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