Very steep slope

Carscw said:
Because 95% on here have no clue what a flymo is.

And would be a waste of money to buy a mower just for this little hill.
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I've heard about them. I just don't want to buy one for one account. Husqvarna makes one. So does Toro and Noma.
 
Seriously... This is a teeny hill. Just keep practicing with the 21" it will look better every week.....
 
This is the hill that I get to maintain. If we had a ZTR I would be able to knock it out in 20 minutes, however we are stuck with the tractor, weed whacker and push mowers so it takes us approximately 1 1/2 hours to get it done.

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For one yard , yes but you will soon find a lot of uses for a flymo.
they are bee knees for paths through lawns , much faster than a weed wacker and mow right up to the edge of the path.
Most will get to about 1" to 1/2" from a wall so again cut down the time for line trimming and always look a lot neater.
If you have a few driveways and sidewalks with grass on one or both sides the again it s out with the flymow and leave the trimmer on the truck
 
I have a very steep portion of my lawn, I have slipped several times going down hill. I really need better traction with my shoes. Are there any other shoes than golf shoes that will give me the traction I need. Problem is I do not golf. I probably need to go to some kind of a boot. Just looking for suggestions. Here is a video of the hill side and my mowing techniques. Going at an angle is much easier. I have a dura-force lawn boy that does much better with the slope than the M-series in this video.

Fast forward to: 3:13



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJ-PEjuQe44
 
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