Mowing a 2 Acre Field with Cub Cadet
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Keeping straight lines on 2 acres of bumpy terrain with long runs can be difficult, especially when you have an audience of Buffalo watching with only a small fence between you.
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EQUIPMENT I USED:
Cub Cadet Pro Z 760.
Link: www.cubcadet.c...
Do straight lines matter to you? They do to me! I'm OCD about them when mowing.
Great job happy Thanksgiving❤
Happy Thanksgiving! I appreciate your continued support, ET-M.
Hey brother Mike,
For some reason I had not seen this!
Loved the video!
Praying for you and your family!
Kevin Barron
Thanks, Kevin! I'm working on more content-something a little different.
does it track straight .. anything that u dont like about it
Hey Mike, I am about to purchase this beast - I am in Australia. Around my house I have a couple of acres that looks like a bowling green and I mow the lawn very short. Would this mower be able to cut my lawn basically like a bowling green or is it too commercial? I am also a bit worried about the duel wheels and whether it would cut up the grass on turns. Do you have a view? I am interested in this mower as I have stuffed my knees and I need the power lift for the cutting deck. Thanks so much for your help. Really appreciate it. Gary
If you turn my steering wheel all the way around it will not tear the ground up the back tire start spinning backwards and the other one will try spending for words and it will turn on a dime you don't have to turn like that
Cool. I still think mine is better! 🤣
Why did you have to double cut?
I was cutting it at 2-1/2" and in some parts it was 6"-8" tall, which left a lot of clumped up grass laying on top. Even though it was a field and most people wouldn't notice, gotta do the job right.
It’s a zero-turn…why are you backing up all the time?
If you "zero turn" with any mower-commercial or residential, you will tear up the lawn. You have to do a 3-point or 'Y' turn to make sure you aren't leaving "turf marks" in the lawn when you are done. I appreciate the question, Kerry.
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