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Assess Lawn Conditions and Areas

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So you're thinking about a Zero Turn Mower....Thoughts/ tips on Lawn Care, GoPro on a mower?

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Observe various areas of the lawn, noting differences in grass growth, density, and any presence of weeds. Some sections might be thicker or have more weeds, suggesting a need for a higher cut, while other areas might benefit from a slightly lower trim for aesthetics, provided it doesn't compromise lawn health. For instance, the speaker points out areas where the grass is naturally taller or where he prefers a slightly higher cut to prevent weed growth and promote grass health.

Goal: Walk through different sections of the lawn to observe varying conditions such as grass height, density, and weed presence, identifying areas that might require different cutting heights.

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these are the areas that were mowing and this is probably quarter acre something like that maybe less but all back behind me and all in front of me is a lot of lawn okay so we've got a lot of lawn before we got the zero turn it was taking us in the neighborhood of three and a half hours to mow our lawn three and a half hours sometimes twice a week it was just too much so now we've got the zero turn it takes me 45 minutes guys it cuts it way back and it cuts better you know how the commercial says the faster you go the better at mows well not exactly true if you go at a good speed the right speed you'll be able to maintain a good cut and mow your yard properly and the zero turns where it's

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