Addicted to grass, which mower type ?
Thanks for all the view points the new McConnell Rhino 9 got delivered this morning and I put it to work inspite of it pissing of rain last night it can handle the tough stuff. I looked at the Teagle also with the 9 foot cut but it was 400Kg lighter so I assume this one is more of a heavy duty machine
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As soon as the wings are back on I'll get an aerial shot but I suspect the cut will be be as straight as a dogs piss in the snow.
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It will have a baptism of fire, after the warmth and now the rain the grass is growing about as fast as it can.
I imagine your strip will now be very visible from the air, wonder if you will ever have a glider pay you a visit?
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I imagine your strip will now be very visible from the air, wonder if you will ever have a glider pay you a visit?
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There would be something seriously wrong to need that much. At the SGC gliders often land diagonally across the north field so as to land into wind. That strip is 200m wide, not all the width is used.