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The flower garden along the house the wife said we should just get rid of it and let the grass grow there instead..might end up doing that to make things easier
I made a spot for my wife`s flowers close to were she has her tomato plants.
Originally Posted by 56panelford
I sometimes wish I had a zero turn but as long as the garden tractor I have runs I'll keep using it..
I have a 6 ft 3 point hitch mower and a lot of my yard is long and wide open so I`m good with the John Deere and mower.
I really like my zero turn. It is faster than the lawn tractor I had and less trimming.. there are places in the front yard where the roots of the trees make the ground rather rough.. I just take it slow.. I did opt for the better seat and a heavier deck, plus a pedal to raise the deck to stop it from scrapping on a high spot..
I wouldn't mind a 15 ft wing mower but that's really overkill.
Originally Posted by Steve GG
I really like my zero turn. It is faster than the lawn tractor I had and less trimming.. there are places in the front yard where the roots of the trees make the ground rather rough.. I just take it slow.. I did opt for the better seat and a heavier deck, plus a pedal to raise the deck to stop it from scrapping on a high spot..
I can see that Steve, my son really likes his zero turn.
Originally Posted by 56panelford
I just can't justify the expense of purchasing one until the tractor I have calves...lol
I've been trying to get the cats to work as a dog team but they're not to keen on the idea, Frankie still walks me to the mailbox and Sally sneaks along and hides on Frankie. She dive bombs us on the way back and the 2 of them chase each other home.
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