BudLight
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Thanks. I’ll try this.Set the front of the mower two settings higher than the back. Slow your ground speed. In mulching, set on #9 (almost mulching) and empty often.
Thanks. I’ll try this.Set the front of the mower two settings higher than the back. Slow your ground speed. In mulching, set on #9 (almost mulching) and empty often.
I didn’t know that. We have three water oaks that I consider to be very non-desirable. I had five of them removed last year but wanted to keep some shade.Glad you got the right setup to get the leaves up. Oak leaves contain tanic acid and is very harmful to grass.
I had a GVC190 (2012) that recently died (my fault and it lasted @10 yrs). I loved most of it. I used the right blower to clean the sidewalk and driveway without bringing out the leaf blower so I uh "repurposed that part of it". Now I have the much noisier (t's bad and so is my hearing so it's really bad) HRX217VKA and I mostly love it. I'm still using the blower to blow and my tire settings were at the highest (4) then I moved them to 3 and logically, I guess, that picked up a litter more. Wonder if lowering it more would help (I prefer the blower action).My HRX 217 tends blow leaves out the right side of the deck and really doesn’t even mulch them. When I pull the mower backwards, it does a much better job pulling leaves up off the ground and bagging them. No issues with grass clippings. Anyone know of a fix for this?
I lowered mine to 2” and it did much better.I had a GVC190 (2012) that recently died (my fault and it lasted @10 yrs). I loved most of it. I used the right blower to clean the sidewalk and driveway without bringing out the leaf blower so I uh "repurposed that part of it". Now I have the much noisier (t's bad and so is my hearing so it's really bad) HRX217VKA and I mostly love it. I'm still using the blower to blow and my tire settings were at the highest (4) then I moved them to 3 and logically, I guess, that picked up a litter more. Wonder if lowering it more would help (I prefer the blower action).