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dont mow the leaves!


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Whoops. Gave up on what's left of the leaves a couple weeks ago. Will get them in the spring. Too much in the yard now. lol. In another couple of weeks it'll al be snow out there anyway.

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Well i have 23 trees in my front yard....and we dont get any snow, so the leaves are definitely my biggest problem. I guess ill just have to blow them away from the props and burn them.

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I have a Commercial mower that turns them into itty bitty pieces, much easier than blowing raking and burning. I just have to stay away from the wires lol

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Yea max, i had a small one of those,it didnt work too good,granted we're dealing with a lot of trees on a 2.5 acre yard lol.

This was actually just a last minute (bad) decision when i was moving the mower into the shop today. I dont plan on getting it anywhere near the display again.

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I guess that's one problem we don't have this time of year.  I once caught a cord in the snow blower auger though.  Made one helluva mess.

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^ you can have that white stuff! It was almost 80 degrees here today lol. I can probably count on one hand all the times ive seen snow on the ground.

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I know the feeling....  I did it last year but it was elec. my hedge trimmer getting the lights I forgot was till in a hedge...lol

 

after I took down my Halloween display i went over my grass with my new Troy Built riding XP Horse with it set on like number 3 to give me about a 2 inch high grass cut.....

 

Pulled a Yard sweeper behind it at the same time all over my 2.5 acre yard cut my yard pretty close so it got all the leaves and twigs etc.

 

I am surrounded by large pine trees and plenty of needles and cones, as well as leaves from some others. 

 

Hopefully with the water rationing we have in Cali right now it will not grow so fast that I have to trim it before January.

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