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Old 05-07-2019, 10:12 PM
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Default First mow of the season/camera angles
First mow of the season. Would have liked to do more but the rest of the yard is swamp. Shooting from a few different places with a new mount I got.

https://youtu.be/NrhFq9B4oYA
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Looks like you was having a fun time. My favorite mount was the very first one. I wanted to start singing, "George, George, George of the Jungle....Friend to you and me!!! Watch out for that tree!!" When you was mowing along the fence row and headed for the tree.

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Old 05-08-2019, 08:49 AM
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That's some awesome video! I have two questions: That's not running at full throttle is it? Are you standing while you mow? I'm looking forward to the my first cut of the season. Thanks for sharing yours.
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That's some awesome video! I have two questions: That's not running at full throttle is it? Are you standing while you mow? I'm looking forward to the my first cut of the season. Thanks for sharing yours.
Hey thanks..I had fun with the camera as well as mowing. I’m trying to get some unconventional shots- all I tend to see are POV from the seat which doesn’t show much.

It is not running at WOT. Before I hear any naysayers, it’s running 3/4 which is enough for my lawn. If it’s really high/thick stuff I open er up more; been mowing with a 125/147 since I was about 10 so I have experience in ‘knowing my machine.’

I am sitting throughout the duration of the video and while the machine is in motion.

Thanks for the comment.
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Love it! I don't run my 123 at WOT either.
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Thanks for sharing the video. Nice job.
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