normal operation of a rotary cutter?????
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N80
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But for some of us mowing around ant mounts isn't much of an option. They are everywhere down here.
But, I have hit some big ones and it doesn't seem to slow the engine down.
I just hope they don't wise up and start hiding rocks in there!
But, I have hit some big ones and it doesn't seem to slow the engine down.
I just hope they don't wise up and start hiding rocks in there!
N80
Super Member
But for some of us mowing around ant mounts isn't much of an option. They are everywhere down here.
But, I have hit some big ones and it doesn't seem to slow the engine down.
I just hope they don't wise up and start hiding rocks in there!
But, I have hit some big ones and it doesn't seem to slow the engine down.
I just hope they don't wise up and start hiding rocks in there!
daTeacha
Veteran Member
It would seem to this northerner that fire ant mounds are a very good reason to have the FEL on when mowing. That should level them fairly well without hurting the RC. SEVIN, anyone? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
daTeacha
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It would seem to this northerner that fire ant mounds are a very good reason to have the FEL on when mowing. That should level them fairly well without hurting the RC. SEVIN, anyone? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
N80
Super Member
SEVIN!?! They eat sprinkled on their donuts! Even if it killed 'em there's probably not enough made to curb the fire ant population explosion. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Where my property is in central SC there were no fireants at all 10-15 years ago. Now you see hundreds of the mounds in all the fields. I don't worry about my mower but I do wonder how they affect my B-I-L's hay mower (I think it is a disk type) and bailer.
Where my property is in central SC there were no fireants at all 10-15 years ago. Now you see hundreds of the mounds in all the fields. I don't worry about my mower but I do wonder how they affect my B-I-L's hay mower (I think it is a disk type) and bailer.
N80
Super Member
SEVIN!?! They eat sprinkled on their donuts! Even if it killed 'em there's probably not enough made to curb the fire ant population explosion. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Where my property is in central SC there were no fireants at all 10-15 years ago. Now you see hundreds of the mounds in all the fields. I don't worry about my mower but I do wonder how they affect my B-I-L's hay mower (I think it is a disk type) and bailer.
Where my property is in central SC there were no fireants at all 10-15 years ago. Now you see hundreds of the mounds in all the fields. I don't worry about my mower but I do wonder how they affect my B-I-L's hay mower (I think it is a disk type) and bailer.
Billy_S
Gold Member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( <snipped>I don't worry about my mower but I do wonder how they affect my B-I-L's hay mower (I think it is a disk type) and bailer. )</font>
If it's your BIL's mower, that is even LESS reason to worry. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
If it's your BIL's mower, that is even LESS reason to worry. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Billy_S
Gold Member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( <snipped>I don't worry about my mower but I do wonder how they affect my B-I-L's hay mower (I think it is a disk type) and bailer. )</font>
If it's your BIL's mower, that is even LESS reason to worry. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
If it's your BIL's mower, that is even LESS reason to worry. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif