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Jul 12, 2012#1

lawn mower fanatic

Post pics of nice striping you made on your lawn!!

Jul 12, 2012#2

Parkmower

Sorry can't. Grass is dead

Jul 13, 2012#3

lawn mower fanatic

Yeah it is here too, that's why I was hoping somewhere the grass is green, because I cant remember what green grass looks like!! Haha

Jul 16, 2012#4

JParisan

Dead grass is killing me too.... Some are still faring pretty well, though.

Jul 28, 2012#5

lawn mower fanatic

Nice lawn!:thumbsup:

Aug 4, 2012#6

eeplants

I really dream on having a lawn like the one @JParisan has, too bad my grass are dead as well. Is there anything I can do for it to revive?

Aug 9, 2012#7

jimrs

eeplants said:
I really dream on having a lawn like the one @JParisan has, too bad my grass are dead as well. Is there anything I can do for it to revive?

You could always water it.

Aug 15, 2012#8

lawn mower fanatic

:thumbsup:

:thumbsup:

Aug 18, 2012#9

exotion

Please tell me that is your own personal lawn not a customer of yours that you did that wave thing on? sorry man thats just gross

Aug 23, 2012#10

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LANDSCAPER34

I did these with my John Deere la 135 special edition!

Aug 23, 2012#11

C

CZLawnCare

I deffinately agree with exotion on that!

Aug 23, 2012#12

lawn mower fanatic

exotion said:
Please tell me that is your own personal lawn not a customer of yours that you did that wave thing on? sorry man thats just gross

CZLawnCare said:
I deffinately agree with exotion on that!

That is your personal opinion.

Aug 23, 2012#13

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jimmyniner

Sweet pics!

Aug 23, 2012#14

exotion

LANDSCAPER34 said:
I did these with my John Deere la 135 special edition!

I like the second one the first one looks a tad dry?

Sep 5, 2012#15

lawn mower fanatic

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Sep 5, 2012#16

exotion

lawn mower fanatic said:
:thumbsup::thumbsup:
View attachment 8544

That looks nice but why so many lines?

Sep 6, 2012#17

lawn mower fanatic

exotion said:
That looks nice but why so many lines?

I did lots of rectangles to make those wide stripes. You said that there are a lot of lines, I think that is because the grass was really long so I didn't just overlap a tire width, I overlapped a little more. But in real life it looks amazing!

Sep 6, 2012#18

C

CZLawnCare

Heres a little mowing i did

Sep 7, 2012#19

S

ScagRider03

Done with a wonderful scag turf tiger what do ya think can I stripe well? Are they straight enough for ya? Lol

angle is my favorite line to mAke btw

Sep 7, 2012#20

exotion

lawn mower fanatic said:
I did lots of rectangles to make those wide stripes. You said that there are a lot of lines, I think that is because the grass was really long so I didn't just overlap a tire width, I overlapped a little more. But in real life it looks amazing!

It looks nice was just kinda curious how long did it take you to do all those rectangles ? how many times did you walk over a part you already mowed?

Sep 8, 2012#21

lawn mower fanatic

I usually just do the up-and-back stripes (like you do), but when it is longer, sometimes grass clumps off the left tire, so when I keep on turning left, it moves it inward. It takes just maybe 5 more minutes to do the rectangles, and I only go over places I already did when I am turning and walking a few steps over to cut on the other side of my rectangle.

Sep 9, 2012#22

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CZLawnCare

Here's another lawn i did

Sep 9, 2012#23

lawn mower fanatic

CZLawnCare said:
Here's another lawn i did

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

Sep 10, 2012#24

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Pnlawncare

Heres a couple

Sep 10, 2012#25

Carscw

Like I have said any one can cut grass but to do it right you need to take pride and have some skills

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Sep 10, 2012#26

C

CZLawnCare

Carscw said:
Like I have said any one can cut grass but to do it right you need to take pride and have some skills

<img src="http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=8634"/>

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Beautiful work! Hopefully in a few years i can pull that off lol

Sep 10, 2012#27

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CZLawnCare

Heres another job i did

Sep 10, 2012#28

Carscw

CZLawnCare said:
Heres another job i did

Looks very good.
Do you mind of I make a couple suggestions?

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Sep 11, 2012#29

C

CZLawnCare

Carscw said:
Looks very good.
Do you mind of I make a couple suggestions?

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Sure go ahead, im still young and learning

Sep 11, 2012#30

Carscw

See the weeds at the curb?
Remove them
Your doing a good job cutting looks very good.
Next time just for fun make nice straight lines going from the curb towards the house and then one pass all the way around the edge.
It's a lot more turning around but really does not take longer.
Very happy to see that your cutting at a good hight to many guys cut the grass to short.

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Sep 11, 2012#31

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CZLawnCare

Hi i do remove the weeds but my tractor was parked at that spot so i couldnt get to them but ill cut those next week

and ill try your idea for the mowing!

Sep 15, 2012#32

exotion

here is a few i did this week

nope i dont own a stripper

Sep 15, 2012#33

exotion

oh and the red nissan titan is mine

I own a trailer ill post pix of that later i find I like working out of the back of my truck easier for a few days of my week

Sep 15, 2012#34

Carscw

Good job.
Looking very good

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Sep 16, 2012#35

Carscw

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Sep 16, 2012#36

A

Ariena

exotion said:
here is a few i did this week

nope i dont own a stripper

Did you use a roller? Or whell wheel weights?

Sep 16, 2012#37

lawn mower fanatic

Ariena said:
Did you use a roller? Or whell wheel weights?

I don't think he did....Toro's just naturally stripe nice!

Sep 16, 2012#38

exotion

toro proline, Scag 36 ZT, and personal pace no rollers or anything

Sep 24, 2012#39

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tybilly

exotion said:
here is a few i did this week

nope i dont own a stripper

me either its against the law...sorry i coudnt resist..lol lawn looks great tho,i wish i had customers with real grass.lol

Sep 24, 2012#40

exotion

tybilly said:
me either its against the law...sorry i coudnt resist..lol lawn looks great tho,i wish i had customers with real grass.lol

^^ lol did not see the misspell

Oct 28, 2012#41

ringahding

Oct 28, 2012#42

Carscw

Looks good but I don't like the tire tracks

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Oct 28, 2012#43

lawn mower fanatic

ringahding said:

Impressive!! Good job!! :thumbsup::thumbsup: And :welcome: to LMF!!

Nov 4, 2012#44

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LANDSCAPER34

ringahding said:
YouTube Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dkm-r7PA_RY&feature=plcp

That's awesome! What mower?

Nov 22, 2012#45

lawn mower fanatic

Here is a lawn I did yesterday for the last time this year. I think it looks great!

Nov 22, 2012#46

Lohman mows lawns

Here is my lawn over the summer my bagger does a good job I think

Nov 23, 2012#47

lawn mower fanatic

Lohman mows lawns said:
Here is my lawn over the summer my bagger does a good job I think

Good job. :smile:

Feb 16, 2013#48

J

jameshobbs

A few we did

Mar 29, 2013#49

djdicetn

My next "project" is to "learn more" on these forums about "striping" so I'm gonna bring this thread back to activity. I recently posted a thread with the Subject
"Blade Pitch Used By Professionals" to get some feedback about the pros & cons of pitching the blades with the "rear tip" lower than the front(referred to as "heeling the deck" versus the common blade leveling technique of the front tips lower than the back. I am specifically curious about the "cut quality", "discharge quality", "underside of deck buildup quality" and the "effect on striping quality" for these two methods. I know Gravely has two "striping kits" available(one of them referred to as a "better" hex-shaped design) and I may have to purchase a "striping kit" to get the best results if I want to start striping my yard, but I also need to know if "blade pitch" figures into striping as well. I haven't had a LOT of feedback from the "Professional Landscapers" on these forums thus far about the Blade Pitch, but I hope this will prompt some experienced replies there as well as for this thread's striping topic!!!! Come-on guys, teach me(and others) the lawn care business "secrets"!!!! I promise we won't steal your customers:0)

Mar 29, 2013#50

Carscw

djdicetn said:
My next "project" is to "learn more" on these forums about "striping" so I'm gonna bring this thread back to activity. I recently posted a thread with the Subject
"Blade Pitch Used By Professionals" to get some feedback about the pros & cons of pitching the blades with the "rear tip" lower than the front(referred to as "heeling the deck" versus the common blade leveling technique of the front tips lower than the back. I am specifically curious about the "cut quality", "discharge quality", "underside of deck buildup quality" and the "effect on striping quality" for these two methods. I know Gravely has two "striping kits" available(one of them referred to as a "better" hex-shaped design) and I may have to purchase a "striping kit" to get the best results if I want to start striping my yard, but I also need to know if "blade pitch" figures into striping as well. I haven't had a LOT of feedback from the "Professional Landscapers" on these forums thus far about the Blade Pitch, but I hope this will prompt some experienced replies there as well as for this thread's striping topic!!!! Come-on guys, teach me(and others) the lawn care business "secrets"!!!! I promise we won't steal your customers:0)

I do not use a striping kit. As I said before I pitch the front up higher than the back if the back is higher than the front then the deck will not lay the grass down. Even on my push mowers I don't use a kit. Snapper push mowers just stripe the best. If you want to run a kit you can make your ow. If you want to stripe a big area like a ball field drag some chain link fence behind you.
I know someone will say something dumb about the chain link fence but that's what the pros use

(( racing is the only sport that you need two balls ))

Mar 29, 2013#51

djdicetn

Carscw said:
I do not use a striping kit. As I said before I pitch the front up higher than the back if the back is higher than the front then the deck will not lay the grass down. Even on my push mowers I don't use a kit. Snapper push mowers just stripe the best. If you want to run a kit you can make your ow. If you want to stripe a big area like a ball field drag some chain link fence behind you.
I know someone will say something dumb about the chain link fence but that's what the pros use

(( racing is the only sport that you need two balls ))

Carscw,
Thanks for the additional advice on striping!!! Yeah, you were one of the few responders on the Blade Pitch. Don't get me wrong, it's not that I doubt your advice on "heeling the deck", I just want to get as many opinions(especially, those like you that actually practice the alternative method...or have done both and can give an unbiased comparison) about the blade pitch and/or striping before I try something. I definitely value your feedback and will take it into account!!!!!

Mar 29, 2013#52

lawn mower fanatic

djdicetn said:
My next "project" is to "learn more" on these forums about "striping" so I'm gonna bring this thread back to activity. I recently posted a thread with the Subject
"Blade Pitch Used By Professionals" to get some feedback about the pros & cons of pitching the blades with the "rear tip" lower than the front(referred to as "heeling the deck" versus the common blade leveling technique of the front tips lower than the back. I am specifically curious about the "cut quality", "discharge quality", "underside of deck buildup quality" and the "effect on striping quality" for these two methods. I know Gravely has two "striping kits" available(one of them referred to as a "better" hex-shaped design) and I may have to purchase a "striping kit" to get the best results if I want to start striping my yard, but I also need to know if "blade pitch" figures into striping as well. I haven't had a LOT of feedback from the "Professional Landscapers" on these forums thus far about the Blade Pitch, but I hope this will prompt some experienced replies there as well as for this thread's striping topic!!!! Come-on guys, teach me(and others) the lawn care business "secrets"!!!! I promise we won't steal your customers:0)

Just like Carscw, I do NOT use a striping kit on my Honda mowers. I was thinking about getting one, though. Read the following thread on the different types of lawn striping kits. Also, look at the following links to pictures which show how my Honda stripes well without a kit, but it really depends on the lawn. http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/comme...ng/13202-different-lawn-striping-systems.html

Jun 2, 2013#53

jzyla12

Some of my work

Jun 2, 2013#54

lawn mower fanatic

jzyla12 said:
Some of my work

Wow that looks GREAT! :thumbsup:

Jun 3, 2013#55

jzyla12

Thank you.

Jun 7, 2013#56

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jlewi62

Did you mow with a push pull, cylinder or ride on mower if you used a ride on mower can you please privet message me.

Thankyou
Jlewi62

Jun 7, 2013#57

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mowerguy

Here's a yard from last week

Jun 8, 2013#58

lawn mower fanatic

mowerguy said:
Here's a yard from last week

That grass is nice and lush! :thumbsup:

Jun 8, 2013#59

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jlewi62

Yeah it looks great where i live im starting to enter winter and its starting to turn brown

Jun 8, 2013#60

qa12852

New member here and here are a few pics of my homemade striper and the results. The yard is a work in progress after 10 years of neglect.

Jun 9, 2013#61

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jlewi62

Thank you i dont have one of those i only have a rider mower. Thanks again

Jun 9, 2013#62

lawn mower fanatic

qa12852 said:
New member here and here are a few pics of my homemade striper and the results. The yard is a work in progress after 10 years of neglect.

Looks good! You might be interested in the following thread...check it out! :thumbsup: http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/comme...ng/13202-different-lawn-striping-systems.html

Jul 29, 2013#63

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sgmgarden

I love the striped effect on lawns. It's always good seeing the different patterns people create on their lawn.

Jul 29, 2013#64

lawn mower fanatic

sgmgarden said:
I love the striped effect on lawns. It's always good seeing the different patterns people create on their lawn.

Do you have any pics? :smile:

Dec 5, 2013#65

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Nicholas Schulz

JParisan said:
Dead grass is killing me too.... Some are still faring pretty well, though.

It is really looking good! it is so difficult to manage grass in summer as they get dried due to high temperature, I want some replacement of rye grass in summer as they get dried or dead in summer, I would like to ask you grass which is light in shade is that dried grass or you are using two different colored grasses in your lawn?

Dec 5, 2013#66

lawn mower fanatic

Nicholas Schulz said:
It is really looking good! it is so difficult to manage grass in summer as they get dried due to high temperature, I want some replacement of rye grass in summer as they get dried or dead in summer, I would like to ask you grass which is light in shade is that dried grass or you are using two different colored grasses in your lawn?

If you are wondering why there are light and dark stripes in the lawn, it happens when you mow the lawn back and forth, if you have the right type of lawn and/or right mower. It is not because the lawn has 2 types of grasses.

Lawn Striping: How to Mow Ballpark Grass Patterns in Your Yard | Simplicity Mowers

Jun 5, 2014#67

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emt1229

Hi everyone! New to the forum!

New striping kit from Toro. Only the first time I have used it. I think it turned out pretty well!

Jun 5, 2014#68

djdicetn

emt1229 said:
Hi everyone! New to the forum!

New striping kit from Toro. Only the first time I have used it. I think it turned out pretty well!

Looks very good. What kind of mower(push/ZTR)? How much did you pay for the striper kit? BTW, VERY nice flagpole!! I've been looking for one like that. Do you mind sharing where you purchased that and how much it cost???

Jun 5, 2014#69

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emt1229

It's a Toro 22" personal pace push mower with rear wheel drive.

The striping kit is Toro as well. I bought it online from mowersdirect.com. There is a sale until June 2nd I believe taking the price down even more. $85 I think. 20# of sand is all you will need. They have a video on their website.

As for the flag pole it is a 20' telescoping pole (4 sections). No trucks or lanyards to deal with. You can fly 2 - 3x5 flags on it if you want which I do regularly during OSU football games! The place I got it from is in Cleveland, OH. Ameriflag Inc.. All the info and pricing is on there. If you are a vet they give a discount as well.

Jun 5, 2014#70

djdicetn

emt1229 said:
It's a Toro 22" personal pace push mower with rear wheel drive.

The striping kit is Toro as well. I bought it online from mowersdirect.com. There is a sale until June 2nd I believe taking the price down even more. $85 I think. 20# of sand is all you will need. They have a video on their website.

As for the flag pole it is a 20' telescoping pole (4 sections). No trucks or lanyards to deal with. You can fly 2 - 3x5 flags on it if you want which I do regularly during OSU football games! The place I got it from is in Cleveland, OH. Ameriflag Inc.. All the info and pricing is on there. If you are a vet they give a discount as well.

Well that striping kit was definitely worth $85!!! Thanks for the info on the flagpole...unfortunately their website doesn't appear to have the ability to purchase online(and it's a pretty long drive from Middle TN:0)

Jun 5, 2014#71

Carscw

emt1229 said:
Hi everyone! New to the forum! New striping kit from Toro. Only the first time I have used it. I think it turned out pretty well!

Very good job nice lines.
Did the toro stripe good before the kit?

Jun 5, 2014#72

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emt1229

Sorry that Ameriflag doesn't ship, I thought they did. I will try to remember to look at the tag on the pole and get you the name of it.

No, the Toro didn't stripe worth a damn before. I tossed around the idea of building a striper bit the wife got it for me for an early Father's Day present!

Jun 9, 2014#73

Carscw

4 foot weeds not bad for a toro timecutter z480. Cut it twice.

Jun 22, 2014#74

Wildcat

I do this lawn on my own every week on Sunday. I was gone last week and I come back to this:

It seems that the homeowner found someone to cut it while I was away and did a total crap job. So I had to fix the mess up by going over it twice and rake it as well. The finish product:

I still see this lawn taken about two more cuts to get it back to the way I had it. I wonder what the homeowner paid the person? I bet he did it cheaper than me because I charge this homeowner $35 a week and that includes pulling weeds in the flower beds and the weeds were not pulled when I got there. Oh well, maybe they will learn that cheaper is not always better.

Jun 23, 2014#75

ayres

Visit www.ayreslandscapesvcs.com for lawn maintenance.

Jul 8, 2014#76

Buckeye10

Backyard

Oct 11, 2014#77

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nathaliecorz30

First year with a lawn

Thanks for that useful information. Taking care on your lawn is quite a challenge, but with the right plants and right techniques you can have a wonderful yard. It is the perfect time of year to get your garden prepared, and it is particularly significant to make sure you start working on your lawn. You can get a cash advance to help pay for all the supplies you need. If this is your first spring with a yard, it might get really expensive to try and take care of everything. There are a lot of supplies you will need that you never thought of.

Jul 30, 2015#78

jakewells

Pretty good

Aug 1, 2015#79

jakewells

my gravely does pretty good, this is a yard I do up the road from my house and I don't have a striping kit.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1136946699653378&set=a.514343215247066.133656.100000141759682&type=1&theater

Mar 20, 2016#80

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FirefighterJose

Reviving...

Personal yard. Old 1990's Scag 61" 3 wheel advantage. No kit. Just the wheels.

Mar 21, 2016#81

Lawnboy18

Very nice!

Mar 21, 2016#82

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FirefighterJose

Thank you!

That yard is where I grew up. I recently had the chance to purchase it after selling my first home so now I will raise my children where I was raised.

My previous house. 2011-2015
Used a 2008 John Deere Z425 Residential Zero turn. No kit, just stock but cut high at 4"

Mar 22, 2016#83

Lawnboy18

That John Deer did a nice job also at your old house!

Mar 22, 2016#84

B

bertsmobile1

FirefighterJose said:
Thank you!

That yard is where I grew up. I recently had the chance to purchase it after selling my first home so now I will raise my children where I was raised.

My previous house. 2011-2015
Used a 2008 John Deere Z425 Residential Zero turn. No kit, just stock but cut high at 4"

Celtic ancestry I presume :laughing:

Apr 14, 2016#85

teetertotter

I called our local Toro lawn equipment dealer today to question him about the Striper that can be added to my Toro machine, that is in for 2 year servicing.

We have a fairly large corner city lot and pride myself on having the best looking lawn in the surrounding neighborhoods. I keep the grass cut 2+ inches during our Wisconsin cutting season and has the striping w/o having the attachment. There is one fellow that tries to keep up with me, but cuts his short like others.

He said to save the $60.00 w/o much more discussion. I just wanted to see what he had to say and if I would see any improvement. I told him that I appreciated his frankness.

Apr 14, 2016#86

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FirefighterJose

For $60 if it made any difference I would have considered that a good investment if you were really trying to top this other guy. Not really that much, the kit
I was looking at was $300 but since it's just my yard I'm going to DIY something. lol

About to go Mow, Dethatch, Sweep, Aerate and seed the lawn so I'll see if I can get a good photo.

Apr 30, 2016#87

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FirefighterJose

Looking good even 400ft up!

I mow mine straight, and I mow my neighbors at a 45*.

Apr 30, 2016#88

Lawnboy18

Very nice! Picture from a drone?

Apr 30, 2016#89

Snapperfreak

Wow - that looks beautiful. Both the stripes and the entire picture.

May 1, 2016#90

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FirefighterJose

Thanks guys!

Here's the full size version!
https://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1597/26677168411_50bf0b0e56_o.jpg

Here's another 2

Yeah, It's my Phantom 3 Professional model Quad Copter.
I recently started doing real estate photos but waiting on the FAA to change the rules.
I don't have a pilots license so I can't fly it for money...

Here is a video I made, just testing out my quadcopter.

May 19, 2016#91

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LaraRahmani

Anybody know any good pointers or resources for Diamond Stripe cuts? I can do em but it usually takes me a while. Looking for the most effective way to knock it out.

May 22, 2016#92

lawn mower fanatic

LaraRahmani said:
Anybody know any good pointers or resources for Diamond Stripe cuts? I can do em but it usually takes me a while. Looking for the most effective way to knock it out.

Diamond pattern is going to take awhile because you are mowing the twice. So the only thing that would make it quicker is to just go the directions that are the longest.

Jun 28, 2016#93

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Brownieboy

Lawn Stripping

Hey grass cutters! These pictures are really impressive. How many of yours are home made lawn strippers? Ive seen many in stores for way to much money for what they are I just want to see the ratio of store bought vs homemade.

Jun 28, 2016#94

Carscw

I do not use a stripe kit.
Lawn mower fanatic also does not use one.
The key is to not cut the grass to short.
The past few years I see more and more people cutting their grass under 2 inches.

Jun 29, 2016#95

Lawnboy18

Same here. Cut at a reasonable height on a nice green lawn and you will lay stripes.

Jul 2, 2016#96

Carscw

Grass was real dry and a foot tall. Did not come out to bad.
2 acres a hour and ten minutes.

Jul 5, 2016#97

Lawnboy18

Nice!

The time was you solo or with a helper?

Jul 5, 2016#98

Carscw

Lawnboy18 said:
Nice! The time was you solo or with a helper?

Had a helper that did the trimming and blowing.

Jul 7, 2016#99

Lawnboy18

Not bad. I do about an acre in 1.5 hours. About 45 minutes with a helper. A hard acre with slopes, a ditch, a drain, trees, more trees and a bunch of corners. Very nice place.

Jul 7, 2016#100

Lawnboy18

Here is the acre lot that is rather tricky:

Some stripping and curving:

Jul 12, 2016#101

Carscw

A couple acres today.
With the 2007 timecutter 42 inch.

Jul 13, 2016#102

Lawnboy18

Looking good!

Jul 25, 2016#103

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FirefighterJose

Alrighty so today I decided to cross cut after I did my initial cut. I like it a lot more so I'm going to continue with this look rather than the straight stripes

The mower ( Didn't have the dethatcher on it of course )

Jul 25, 2016#104

Lawnboy18

Very nice! I like the look of the Scag!

Jul 25, 2016#105

Carscw

Looks good. Love the scag.

Jun 3, 2017#106

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FirefighterJose

A new year, New stripes!

Cutting at 3". Moving it up to 4" next cut.

Jun 19, 2017#107

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Top98Percent

My favorite pattern. Cut at 3.5"

Aug 10, 2017#108

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cruzenmike

2006 Lazer Z CT at 3.5"

Aug 25, 2017#109

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lawnmower<3

I love it when the grass is all one colour its so satisfying,,,, :laughing:

Mar 3, 2018#110

Jealous Lawn Care

Mar 22, 2018#111

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Darryl G

Cut with my Lazer Z HP.

May 9, 2018#112

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FirefighterJose

Another year! Another Aerial of the stripes!

So I still didn't do anything grass wise, I'm scared to spray 2-4-d but I'm going to have to so I can stop striping weeds... lol

2018
I dropped the deck down this time... I think i'm going to raise it back up. I'm not sure. It's an involved process on this old beast.
Stripes don't look as nice as last years photos..

Sep 9, 2018#113

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malignancy

Nice!

Sep 9, 2018#114

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malignancy

What kind of drone did you use?

Sep 9, 2018#115

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SidecarFlip

I usually use an 84" rear mount mower on one of my 4wd tractors to mow with. I leave tire marks (from the Ag tires, not stripes.

Sep 20, 2018#116

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NCarter2121

Nice lawns, keep up the great work.

Jun 10, 2019#117

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piocheguy

Mar 10, 2020#118

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jhon47

I saw this on an article.

Lawn | Lakmal Gardens - Professionals in Landscape Designing

The lawn is an area of recreational or amenity land planted with grass, which is maintained at a low height. Lawns are a standard feature of the garden

lakmalgardens.net

Apr 20, 2020#119

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cruzenmike

First mow of 2020. Exmark Radius E 48" cut at 3.5" side discharge, double cut. Grass type: likely Fescue and KBG.

Aug 8, 2020#120

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eyevym

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