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siradambeck

Hi,

I just bought my first house, and with it have my first yard. The property is pretty big, 0.81 acres, but about half of that is trees. So, I probably have about 0.4 acres to mow, and the crab grass is getting long.

I had a quick look at the FAQs and brand comparison threads, but didn't really see anything that fit my specific criteria. So thought I would join and throw out a few questions.

0.4 acres feels like kind of an awkward size. Too small for a riding mower, too big for a push mower?

Does anyone have any recommendations for something fitting? Is there a "gold" standard out there? I don't want to dread mowing the lawn, and want to take some pride in how it looks. I'm thinking of cutting it low and then overseeding it this weekend.

Thanks!


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noma

Siradambeck hi


Welcome aboard to LMF and i'm not sure how much you want to spend ,but there are some good used mower out there to?:rolleyes:


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LandN

siradambeck said:
Hi,

I just bought my first house, and with it have my first yard. The property is pretty big, 0.81 acres, but about half of that is trees. So, I probably have about 0.4 acres to mow, and the crab grass is getting long.

I had a quick look at the FAQs and brand comparison threads, but didn't really see anything that fit my specific criteria. So thought I would join and throw out a few questions.

0.4 acres feels like kind of an awkward size. Too small for a riding mower, too big for a push mower?

Does anyone have any recommendations for something fitting? Is there a "gold" standard out there? I don't want to dread mowing the lawn, and want to take some pride in how it looks. I'm thinking of cutting it low and then overseeding it this weekend.

Thanks!
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If you believe the yard is to small for a rider and to big for a 21"/22" self propelled. maybe look at a sears craftsman 33" self propelled wide body mower(they come in 2 flavors)also the cub cadet has a similar mower.i have cut a lot of grass with the craftsman 33" and they are a time saver,but are not commercial duty, but equal to many other homeowner mowers.


#4

Briana

Briana

Hey there - WELCOME to LMF!

I moved your thread to the Mower Buying & Pricing Forum. :smile:


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benski

I wouldn't feel ashamed to have a riding mower for that size yard.:ashamed:If you get a little rider that you can tow a trailer behind, it will open up a ton of maintenance possibilities around the house..:eek::wink::biggrin:


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