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The above video may assist in an initial tyre pressure setting & could work well for mower tyres BUT does not accommodate the inevitable heating (pressure rise) of the road vehicle tyre in work. Further - most unladen (just driver & front passenger) vehicles will be heavier over the front axle...

Grass that is not being grazed is but a green cancer, requiring prodigious quantities of money to keep under control.

Mulching, is a way of processing grass clippings into smaller pieces. The more you process the more energy/power is required. Two identical mowers, one with a standard cut system, the other with mulching - The mulching mower will use more fuel, likly cut slower and all for a very questionable...

To get an even cut, make sure your pressures are the same across each axle ie the same pressure in both rear - can be diffrent pressure in front but must be same for both tyres. Note: front not usually as important as rear, for even cut.