[Ag-eq] Lawnmowing

nfoster at extremezone.com nfoster at extremezone.com
Mon Aug 24 15:38:22 UTC 2015


Tracy:

A friend told me that he took 2 stakes and put them in the ground then tied a
rope between them.  He would mow following the rope then move it over the width
of the mower.  I hope that makes sense.

I pay someone to mow because my yard is almost half an acre.  I do use my small
push mower to mow between the beds and the edges.  The lawn service uses a
riding mower, they also weed eat along the fence and drainage ditch.

My mower is one of the old fashioned kind where I'm the motor!  It works well in
the small areas.

Nella


Quoting Tracy Carcione via Ag-eq <ag-eq at nfbnet.org>:

> My husband can't see as well as he used to, so I've taken over the mowing
> in the back, because I know better where my garden spaces are.
> I treat mowing like vacuuming--go back and forth over a strip, then move
> over a bit and repeat.  However, the lines in the yard are longer than in
> the house, and going in a straight line for several yards is not my best
> thing, so my lines get crooked.  When I'm trying to go around a garden
> space, I start by the garden, and go away from it.  Or, in the case of the
> raised bed or the places surrounded by bricks, go forward slowly until I
> bump the barrier. Or try to line up my wheels so I push along the side of
> the barrier.
> It all seems to get done, but maybe people have suggestions for a more
> efficient way to do the job?
> Tracy
>
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