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Old 04-30-2018, 07:21 AM
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Default Weekend Yard Work.

I was out doing some spring yard clean up yesterday. Those pesky pine cones needed attention.

I am thinking in about 7-10 days, I will be mowing lawn for the first time this season here in Mid Michigan.

Time to inspect the 50C mower deck and get her ready.
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I'm about to start mowing here in western PA as well. I have a few spot in my yard where the grass is getting high so it's time to get the 782 running and put the deck on. It's currently about 30° and we had flurries yesterday but it's supposed to be sunny and in the 70's all week.
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Old 04-30-2018, 10:20 AM
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Mowed last Thursday for the 5th time already this year. Grass is growing like weeds. I have weeds in my grass so maybe that is it. Have a great day.
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We ran the 2072 and 1811 for over 1 1/2 hrs yesterday. Then I mowed with the Farmall Cub for at least another 1 1/2. I have at least that much more to do when I get a chance to put a bush hog on. Really have a little hay that needs cutting, but don't want to start that considering its past time to plant corn and--so muddy I'll be lucky to get in field by the end of the week (more rain on the way).
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I also have an excessive amount of pine cones. Must vary year to year cause I don’t remember this many last year. I’ll be mowing in a week also.
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Cut grass for the first time this past weekend though some areas were still wet. Before this past weekend, I have spent a few days on winter cleanup of branches and twigs and running 'em through shredder/chipper. This winter was a rough winter yet there was only one snow plowing.
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