[geeks] lawn mowing efficiency

Joshua D Boyd jdboyd at cs.millersville.edu
Mon Apr 22 13:07:35 CDT 2002


On Mon, Apr 22, 2002 at 01:51:29PM -0400, Greg A. Woods wrote:

> Didn't you notice any problems as the mower was forced to work harder to
> push an ever growing mound of mucky wet grass?  Didn't you notice the
> cut was ever more ugly as this happened?  Didn't you notice that if you
> cut often enough then you didn't even have to rake up any clippings --
> they'd be small enough to just fall down to the ground?

I believe I previously mentioned using a largish lawn tractor, but that was
a different thread, and possibly a different list, so no reason you should
have remebered it.

Further, often enough to not need raking means more than once a week when
we aren't in a draught bad enough to turn the grass brown.

But, rakings now so bad now since this winter we scored a raking 
attachement for the old cub cadet.

But, I never got complaints from the parents for doing that, except for when
the grass was truly exceptionally long.  I just cleaned the pile up, then
mowed back over the spot it been and rake that also.

-- 
Joshua D. Boyd



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