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How often are you people mowing your lawn that that's even a concern? It's like this is "surburbs: the problem: the comment section"
by b40d-48b2-979e 2mo ago
How often are you people mowing your lawn that that's even a concern? It's like this is "surburbs: the problem: the comment section"
- Carp 2mo ago"Worked as a landscaper during my youth"
- topspin 2mo agoWe people vary frequency with weather. Lawn tractors are heavy and, due to moisture, ground isn't always hard. On large properties some of the ground stays moist longer due to drainage issues. So yes, after years of indifferent mowing, one can detect where wheels have been moving topsoil.
- EdwardDiego 2mo ago> Lawn tractor I feel you're dealing with a different level of lawn mowing if you're towing a mower, not pushing one.
- topspin 2mo agoCommon lawn tractors integrate a mower deck. They're heavy duty riding mowers, but the terms are ambiguous. Large, commercial units can tow mower decks, but most lawn tractors used by property owners don't do that: it's hard to maneuver, and typically only used on fields.
- floren 2mo agoYou can do things correctly, with thought and attention even if they seem unimportant, or you can be a feckless dipshit. This applies to most things in life.
- Dylan16807 2mo agoThe argument is that it doesn't make a difference at certain levels of mowing. From that perspective, it's like someone going over their strategies to avoid overloading their car's suspension when they're buying groceries. That's not a "thought and attention" scenario, that's a "why do you have half a ton of groceries" scenario.