Random pics (that you took) thread...

[chipper1]

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SODA!
Liking the Honda.

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If you look closely at that boat you can see a stihl on the front and the back.
Liking the Honda, did I say that before .
What's on the bumper of the Yamaha.

 

[chipper1]

I'm always on the look out for a 2500.

And how are you keeping the rust at bay?

You looking for a 4wd or 2wd.
If you want a clean one check the RV magazines, nice low milage units with no rust, but you'll pay.

It was fresh out of Oregon 4 springs ago and I don't drive it much in the winter.

 

[Steve]

Not as much as a 60, but better than a 48 for sure .
I prefer a 60 mainly because of the overhang, if you don't have anything you need the overhang for it's not a big difference in time savings on a smaller lawn. I may sell my 60" rider and get another 52 or 60 walk behind, as most of what I do I can get done quicker since they are more nimble and a lot kinder to lawns than a zero turn rider, my 60" is the biggest and heaviest 60" exmark made that yr, try getting on a wet lawn that is already soft with it, it can also be sketchy on his for turfing it up, but it's very stable so at least I'm safe .

You'll keep learning for a long time. I try to avoid going in a full circle around a tree or any other obstacle. When I'm approaching an obstacle I will go around the opposite side as what most would, this will make you turn about 2/3 of the way around it, then when I come back the opposite direction I go the other way around it which completes the circle around it. The exceptions to that are; when I don't want the chute facing the obstacle, I'm double cutting(cutting two different directions) so I will get a little on all four corners, or if it's in a highly visible area I want to look nicely striped.
I don't have many pictures of yards from the last couple yrs, but here's one I did last yr, I've done it a few times this yr, just not weekly.
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I also did all the landscaping on this one, some before pics .
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I had done some work on a 60" for a customer and mowed my lawn with it afterwards. Thats how i found out a 60 was not that good for my use. Thats what i love most about working on lawn and garden stuff. You can experience a variety of equipment insted of guessing by reading specs and reviews on the internet.

 

[chipper1]

I had done some work on a 60" for a customer and mowed my lawn with it afterwards. Thats how i found out a 60 was not that good for my use. Thats what i love most about working on lawn and garden stuff. You can experience a variety of equipment insted of guessing by reading specs and reviews on the internet.

That's awesome you get to do that, I spend a lot of cash to do that. I was thinking you could just cut a few trees down and then a 60 would work lol.
I like to run lots of equipment and see what I like, so much of it is subject to personal preference and what it's being used for that much of what's read is hard to decipher. I will many times buy 2 or 3 of the same/similar item and try them all out, then sell the ones that I like the least, many times that lowers my cost on the one I keep. Sometimes on certain equipment I can swap parts around to get exactly what I want on the one I'm keeping, other times I sell them all and go buy one set up how I want it.
You don't happen to have a single wire coil for a Kohler command pro laying around by any chance, I know a guy who needs one .

 

[Dub11]

You looking for a 4wd or 2wd.
If you want a clean one check the RV magazines, nice low milage units with no rust, but you'll pay.

It was fresh out of Oregon 4 springs ago and I don't drive it much in the winter.

Well the lack of winter driving will sure do the trick.

 

[Steve]

Seen this blown camaro at walmart this morning.

 

[Bigmac]

SODA!
Liking the Honda.

If you look closely at that boat you can see a stihl on the front and the back.
Liking the Honda, did I say that before .
What's on the bumper of the Yamaha.

The Yamaha has a paper plate, for a number plate.
You like Honda’s? I’m not sure? Lol

 

[00wyk]

Lovely evening out in Glencree walking the hounds:

Looking the opposite way:

 

[ChipsFlyin]

Flower pics.

 

[merc_man]

Hurry up so the races can start.

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[Steve]

Love this mower!

Mowed my BILs property while he's away.

 

[chipper1]

Well the lack of winter driving will sure do the trick.

I've heard it helps .

 

[chipper1]

Love this mower!

Mowed my BILs property while he's away.


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Looks good, fun tool aren't they.
I always tell people to buy equipment you will enjoy running, that way you'll be more apt to do the work.
I can't stand mowing, but I like running my mower lol.

 

[chipper1]

The Yamaha has a paper plate, for a number plate.
You like Honda’s? I’m not sure? Lol

Okay, I was wondering.
Yes, I do.
Sold another Honda eu2000i this week on top of the one I sold last week, good little units.

 

[Only the Tony]

Got to run a saw for a little bit yesterday morning.

 

[KYsawman]

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Got to run a saw for a little bit yesterday morning.

That is one way of replacing the wood in the old boat transom...!

 

[CrystalRiver1]

Black Locust, literally.

Helena Park & Lake on a quiet July evening

 

[cus_deluxe]

Sometimes on certain equipment I can swap parts around to get exactly what I want on the one I'm keeping,

ya know, a guy in missouri got himself in some trouble ‘round these parts for doin that...

 

[Steve]

ya know, a guy in missouri got himself in some trouble ‘round these parts for doin that...

Troof!

 

[Steve]

Black Locust, literally.
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View attachment 192779 Helena Park & Lake on a quiet July evening
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Ive never seen black ones. Thats pretty neat.