woodlandfarms
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How not to mow edge of your pond
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sandman2234
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I figured you would have a picture of your PT buried in your pond...glad it wasn't.
David from jax
David from jax
Todd727
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Looks to me like the title is wrong. Seems like he came up with a good solution on how to mow around his pond. :thumbsup:
GaryM
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Looks like a great idea indeed. Better than the ropes I've seen some folks use.
boggen
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for others, (copy pasted image link into thread)
boggen
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now that looks like a plan... hhmmsss....
pat32rf
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That system wouldn't work for me as my wife wouldn't come out and pull the starter cord...
JohninCT
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I agree. Not the way to do it. Too much manual labor involved pulling that mower up and down the slope. Now if he attached that long handle to a tractor and made it pull the mower up and down the slope that would be good way :laughing:
