rademamj1
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- Oct 8, 2019
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- Waco, Texas
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- Kioti CK4010 SEHC, Kubota GR2120, Gravely Proturn 460
I have had this happen to me just hours after Bush hogging on my tractor here in Texas. Apparently, lots of tree pollen and dust containing spores and fungus accumulates on the vegetation you are mowing, and during mowing, all this becomes airborne. In Texas you can also include chiggers as a problem.
You breath it in, or it gets on your clothes and your skin...creating major alergic response. It is really more prevalent in the spring to early summer time. Also, it gets much worse when using the Zero Turn mower, because your closer to the ground than any tractor.
Wearing dust mask, long sleeved shirt and a scarf around the neck, goggles and leather gloves should help greatly in minimizing this problem.
You breath it in, or it gets on your clothes and your skin...creating major alergic response. It is really more prevalent in the spring to early summer time. Also, it gets much worse when using the Zero Turn mower, because your closer to the ground than any tractor.
Wearing dust mask, long sleeved shirt and a scarf around the neck, goggles and leather gloves should help greatly in minimizing this problem.