normaldave
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My neighbor's new channel metal "wall" and our newly planted 27 bushes ~ 7-10 feet apart, designed to reduce the visual impact have left me with a lot more weed trimming work. We use a Husqvarna welded deck lawn tractor for most of the yard, which we really like but it can no longer reach this area.
I am contemplating a push mower to cut the work time in that area. I have some other spots and a piece of remote property that I could use it occasionally and more easily transport it. Rocks, roots, mostly flat, but a slight incline on our 2 acres at home. Woodland, and trail cutting on the other property.
Anybody have any experience with Sarlo high wheel mowers? I like rugged, and simple. I remember as a kid, my dad had a big belt drive mower with large rear wheels for our country home. Can't recall the details as I was too young, but I remember he really liked it. (wasn't a Sarlo)
Sarlo 622 High Wheel Mower
I also looked at Bradley, Even-Cut, similar style, but also noted that they were Chinese built, assembled here. Wonder about the Sarlo. I don't want a wheel drive system. I suppose I'm old school on that. Would prefer a Honda or Kawasaki engine, but supposedly this Briggs is the commercial duty model.
Maybe I should just suck it up and keep running the trimmer, but I just don't seem to have the "gas in my personal tank" to the point that I dread the work I used to love.
I am contemplating a push mower to cut the work time in that area. I have some other spots and a piece of remote property that I could use it occasionally and more easily transport it. Rocks, roots, mostly flat, but a slight incline on our 2 acres at home. Woodland, and trail cutting on the other property.
Anybody have any experience with Sarlo high wheel mowers? I like rugged, and simple. I remember as a kid, my dad had a big belt drive mower with large rear wheels for our country home. Can't recall the details as I was too young, but I remember he really liked it. (wasn't a Sarlo)
Sarlo 622 High Wheel Mower
Maybe I should just suck it up and keep running the trimmer, but I just don't seem to have the "gas in my personal tank" to the point that I dread the work I used to love.
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