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Wrapping up the season

#1

lawn mower fanatic

lawn mower fanatic

This weekend I did my last cut of the season on some of the lawns. The others I am doing one more time at the end of the month. Leaves are mostly down, and with this cold weather the grass isn't growing. Below are pics of the final cut on one lawn and a before/after leaf cleanup & mowing job. You can see in the first picture that a few leaves blew into the yard after it was cut. :frown:

I had to blow the leaves out of the mulchbeds (as best as I could) for this one). The leaves were like a foot deep in the mulch!
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Before
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After
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#2

Flintmotorsports

Flintmotorsports

it looks great what do you use to blow the leaves?


#3

lawn mower fanatic

lawn mower fanatic

Flintmotorsports said:
it looks great what do you use to blow the leaves?
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Echo PB-255LN handheld blower.


#4

Flintmotorsports

Flintmotorsports

so can you vac with that unit? if not maybe you can pick up the leaves better if you could?


#5

lawn mower fanatic

lawn mower fanatic

Flintmotorsports said:
so can you vac with that unit? if not maybe you can pick up the leaves better if you could?
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You can buy some add-ons which turn the 255LN into a vac, but apparently you have to change the fan or something, which makes it a lot louder, and the quiet operation was one of the things I liked about it. Echo sells 2 models of the Shred-and-Vac, one with the same engine as the blower I have, which is what my blower would turn in to if I did the conversion.

ECHO ES-255 Easy Starting Leaf Vacuum Leaf Blower Shred N Vac - ECHO USA | ECHO USA


#6

Flintmotorsports

Flintmotorsports

Yeah but if you got 2 units you could do clean ups faster if you pick up the leaves out of the garden instead of blowing them around and
handling the leaves more then once.


#7

Z

zmister11

lawn mower fanatic said:
This weekend I did my last cut of the season on some of the lawns. The others I am doing one more time at the end of the month. Leaves are mostly down, and with this cold weather the grass isn't growing. Below are pics of the final cut on one lawn and a before/after leaf cleanup & mowing job. You can see in the first picture that a few leaves blew into the yard after it was cut. :frown:

I had to blow the leaves out of the mulchbeds (as best as I could) for this one). The leaves were like a foot deep in the mulch!
<img src="http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/attachments/commercial-residential-lawn-mowing/24135-wrapping-up-season-lawn-jpg"/>

Before
<img src="http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/attachments/commercial-residential-lawn-mowing/24136-wrapping-up-season-before-jpg"/>

After
<img src="http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/attachments/commercial-residential-lawn-mowing/24137-wrapping-up-season-after-jpg"/>
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Looks really good!


#8

ztrjim

ztrjim

Very Nice Work! :cool2:


#9

M

mowerguy

Looks good Lmf. I recently purchased the echo vac and love it. Makes getting leaves out of landscaping beds easy.


#10

7394

7394

Agree, Very Nice..:thumbsup: My equipment is already prepped & put up for winter..


#11

reynoldston

reynoldston

Put the lawn mower away. Got the snow blower ready, and the snow plow by the door ready to go. We have about 1 in. of snow on the ground with the forecast of 50 degree weather for Sunday. I plan on removing snow in two stages this coming winter. The first stage is the small amounts of snow I will plow it, then when we get blasted I will start using the snow blower.


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