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English-style mower?
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03-08-2004, 01:49 AM
William W. Plummer
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English-style mower?
GFRfan wrote:
GFRfan wrote:
Jon Maurer wrote:
In article ,
says...
Jon Maurer wrote:
Can anybody point me in the direction of a store (pref in New
England) or web site where I could get an English-style lawn mower
- I.e. one with a heavy roller on the back instead of wheels? Push
or powered is OK
Rollers are no longer recommended, unless you're maintaining a
croquet court or some such. Too much soil compaction.
How about if I promise to core aerate TWICE a year ? :-)
Jon
So you're going to torture your lawn by crushing it every time you mow
and then you're going to torture it by tearing it up twice a year?
And correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't the roller type mowers designed
for clover lawns?
Is a "roller" mower what I used to know as a "reel" mower? Reel mowers
used to give superb cuts when properly adjusted.
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