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Iregular Lawn Mowing Pattern

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lkool

This is my first summer in my house. It's got a larger yard that my previous house, this lot is just shy of an acre

My previous homes always had a pretty square front and back yard. I used a push mower and went straight across the lawn and the back again.

This lawn has more landscaping and that and the house the lawn is a bit more irregular shaped, but not terrible.

Anways, I am going to be mowing with a 48inch deck on a husqvarna tractor. I am thinking about visually sectioning off chunks of the yard and mowing each independently of the other, such as North front, Backyard, South side and front. Then I'll probably mow with a 'zamboni' pattern for each of the three zones.

Any thoughts or ideas on this?


#2

wjjones

wjjones

lkool said:
This is my first summer in my house. It's got a larger yard that my previous house, this lot is just shy of an acre

My previous homes always had a pretty square front and back yard. I used a push mower and went straight across the lawn and the back again.

This lawn has more landscaping and that and the house the lawn is a bit more irregular shaped, but not terrible.

Anways, I am going to be mowing with a 48inch deck on a husqvarna tractor. I am thinking about visually sectioning off chunks of the yard and mowing each independently of the other, such as North front, Backyard, South side and front. Then I'll probably mow with a 'zamboni' pattern for each of the three zones.

Any thoughts or ideas on this?
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I just always mow in a different direction than the previous cutting if you mow the front North one time mow it South the next time. I use 5 different patterns, and start back at the first the 6th time.


#3

jzyla12

jzyla12

Only have two ways to cut something any other lines on it makes it look funny, diamonds or checkers. Or you could get creative...


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