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Old 04-05-2016, 09:49 PM
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Mowed the backyard sunday, front isn't ready yet
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I've mowed weekly for the past 5 weeks.
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Mowed Sunday , grass was 4-6" ! Played in the garden awhile with the cultivator on the 1200!
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Mowed twice (2 weeks ago Thursday and last Friday). Early Spring in west MO. Gobblers struttin' and trees blooming. I really like Spring!
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I have mowed twice here in Chicora PA, first time was Saturday March 26 with my newly acquired 86, second mowing was Friday April 01 evening with the 3100. Then it snowed...
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We've already mowed as well.
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And of course NONE of them have been serviced yet.
Don't feel bad. Mine either. Have all the stuff... just haven't had time.
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Mowed twice (2 weeks ago Thursday and last Friday). Early Spring in west MO. Gobblers struttin' and trees blooming. I really like Spring!
About same in western MD, been cold as of late but I've got two mowings in. Birds are strutting and hollering around here too, took off first week of May to slay some. Been so windy haven't had any frost. Gonna mow when I get home tmrw evening
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Not mowed yet but getting closer
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Just finished mowing for the third time this year. Dandelions are already coming in strong too.
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