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Last year I had to mow all the way into December. Looks like the same deal this year. Must be all the fertilizer.
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Mowed yesterday, prolly two more times and then i get ready for winters white stuff
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Lights out, parties over here.
The last three nights it froze good here, if there's such a thing as "froze good". But as Jonathan mentioned, so long summer, till we meet again. Now I can start and complaining about cold and snow
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We had a decent frost a couple nights ago, but I'm thinking I'm going to get one more mow in. At the very least, I'll be chopping and sweeping leaves for a while. On the plus side, I've got the snow mover all ready to go so once I'm done mowing, I'll remove the deck on the 2284 and clean it up, then I guess I'm as ready for winter as I'm going to get
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As Eric said we mowed yesterday and last night we had our first frost so the leaves will be comming down soon. That is most likely the last mowing for us. Time to get ready for the white stuff. In case it comes before we are ready we have the johnny bucket on the 2072 and a blade on one 102 so we could handle some of that snow in case that comes early too.
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I'm still sucking up leaves. So I still have my mower deck on my 1650.
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