caver
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Has anyone had any experience with "swinging lawn mower blades"?
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quicksandfarmer
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I went ahead and ordered a set, when they come I will review them here.
I mostly use my mower for trail mowing so the swing-away feature interests me. While the marketing material seems focused on quality of cut and fineness of the mulch, those don't really interest me. The two big things for me are resistance to clogging and obstructions like rocks and roots. My idea of "tall grass" doesn't really agree with what they show on the website, I'd call that grass that's a few days overdue for a weekly cutting. To me "tall grass" has seed heads.
So far this year I've broken two mower drive belts, three spindles, one mower pulley and two blades. If this holds up better it will be worth it for me. I'm a little worried by a review I found on the web that says they had the center disk bend. But we'll see, and when I know you'll know.
I mostly use my mower for trail mowing so the swing-away feature interests me. While the marketing material seems focused on quality of cut and fineness of the mulch, those don't really interest me. The two big things for me are resistance to clogging and obstructions like rocks and roots. My idea of "tall grass" doesn't really agree with what they show on the website, I'd call that grass that's a few days overdue for a weekly cutting. To me "tall grass" has seed heads.
So far this year I've broken two mower drive belts, three spindles, one mower pulley and two blades. If this holds up better it will be worth it for me. I'm a little worried by a review I found on the web that says they had the center disk bend. But we'll see, and when I know you'll know.
