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A great day for mowing on an IH Cub....
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mfrade
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Good to see you again Steve. Thanks for sharing the videos
My neighborhood is all 2.5 acre lots. My neighbor across the street has at least 1.5 acres of lawn. He isn’t very healthy, his lawn was getting really long, like 6-10”. Me and my next door neighbor went over and gangbanged his lawn a couple nights ago. It was the tallest grass I’ve ever mowed. My old family heirloom 1450 did great. I’m glad my blades are pretty sharp.
Dennis next door has a new green & yellow zero turn mower. He has extra add-on JD weights on the front caster wheels on the deck. He says it wants to wheelie when mowing up hills. Huh? Seems like a poor design.
Anyway, we feel better, did our good deed for the week. We’ll see what happens next week...
Dennis next door has a new green & yellow zero turn mower. He has extra add-on JD weights on the front caster wheels on the deck. He says it wants to wheelie when mowing up hills. Huh? Seems like a poor design.
Anyway, we feel better, did our good deed for the week. We’ll see what happens next week...
One of my twins driving the 1450 for the first time... it's a nice day for mowing.
