Walk behind Mow Faster

I used full safety gear over the weekend while cutting, splitting and stacking wood -- still managed to mash my finger.:mad:

The Pain and suffering over a Finger getting mashed is horrific..........you just wonder if it could have been worse and lose a finger.
Gloves do not protect you from steel blades...........it happens in a split second...........and your regret your ever saw a mower.:eek:
 
I walk briskly. Mowing can be good exercise -- it's a shame to sit on a mower when you could be walking.

I am very fit, can go 7 hours without a stop..............really good when you get to this stage.........nothing that you cannot do.........good feeling when you are so healthy.:smile:
 
Have you ever seen 'Vertimowing'............thats a process........lol:eek:

No, I hadn't heard of it, but then I'm not from West Australia. This is yet another indication of how "fussy" West Australians can be about their lawns.:biggrin:

I did a Bing search and all of the results on the first page were from West Australian companies.

Here is a website that describes the process. The equipment looks pretty cool -- made by Dwyer & Felton.:cool:
 
No, I hadn't heard of it, but then I'm not from West Australia. This is yet another indication of how "fussy" West Australians can be about their lawns.:biggrin:

I did a Bing search and all of the results on the first page were from West Australian companies.

Here is a website that describes the process. The equipment looks pretty cool -- made by Dwyer & Felton.:cool:

Dwyer and Felton...........are the British equivalent to Rolls Royce.
They make the Best mowers in the World........and last nearly Forever.........lol:cool:
 
The lawns over here are high maintence.......which is good as people are in love with their Green patch..........so it has to look like a Bowling green.........thats the pride of West Australians.:cool:
 
Question about the West Australian lawns: is it usually necessary to grade the area so that it's perfectly level? If you're cutting to just 2mm to 5mm then it seems crucial to get rid of any humps -- even small ones.
 
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