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  1. Sean OM

    Southern clay soil. ugh.

    You have a soil issue. I have a similar issue in Michigan where it is a clay pan, and all the organic matter is gone. Have a soil analysis done, or even a kit, and check the pH. Chances are you have acidic soil, and what happens to clay is in acidic conditions it tightens up, and air and water...
  2. Sean OM

    Looking for advice re: purchasing a reliable lawn tractor

    If you have an autonomous mower, then you don't need to personally mow the lawn. And your 7 minutes mowing will be trimming spots that it wasn't programmed to get. And changing the blades to sharpen them isn't trying to figure out how to crawl under the tractor or removing the deck and wrestling...
  3. Sean OM

    Looking for advice re: purchasing a reliable lawn tractor

    The white collars are in the mindset time is money. And a lot of them don't like to get greasy dirty. But it is funny watching people and seeing how they are skimping because everyone does it, they just skimp at different things. :) I agree once you get to about half acre lots, things change...
  4. Sean OM

    Looking for advice re: purchasing a reliable lawn tractor

    I don't know if they will outlaw them in the next few years. I am not sure they have to. It is going to happen whether there is a law or not. The convenience of electric for cities, and suburbia outweigh the advantages of gas. It is less work and makes less noise. The prices are starting to get...
  5. Sean OM

    Looking for advice re: purchasing a reliable lawn tractor

    The Husqvarna 115H automower is 700 dollars good for up to .4 acres, he has .3acres. It less then half what he paid for his old mower. The newer, better wireless autonomous mowers with RTK for centimeter accuracy and various patterns and attachments like mammotion (and several others) are in...
  6. Sean OM

    Looking for advice re: purchasing a reliable lawn tractor

    All lawn tractors are crap. You need to get into lawn and garden tractors before they kind of start not becoming crap. Honestly for a lawn that size, you are better off with an electric. Then you don't have to worry about the oil or what engine you get. And since you only mow lawn, the...
  7. Sean OM

    Stihl love/hate MS251C

    The 361c is as finicky. If you miss the poop, which I don't think it does every time, you have to set it down and wait for 15-20 minutes. The small poulan woodshark I have starts =far= more reliably. It doesn't have nearly as much power. The greenworks 80v electric is probably close to the...
  8. Sean OM

    445 PTO SOLENOID

    I know this is an old thread but for the solenoid wrench, you can grind flat a 25mm 6-point deep socket then grind down the two flats on each side you don't need an 1/8". A socket and a grinder are cheaper then the actual solenoid tool. :)
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