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greetings all.. newbie here, lots of reading but 1st post...
I did a search and found little on this topic.. i mow about 6 acres on my propery and use a riding cub cadet super lt 1550.. it handles it ok, but takes a little long.. and if the grass is wet, or even damp it clumps up..
i realize most people say dont mow in rain.. but when u live in florida and it rains almost every single day in the summer.. sometimes u have too..
2 questions
1) is it the mower or the deck or the blades that makes a difference of handling wet grass?
2) i am looking into a new mower.. what can yall recommend for a new riding mower-zero turn, (nothing high end commercial since it is for personal use) that will do well for 6 +/- acres and handle wet grass well and will mow faster than what i have now.. i dont have an issue with getting a new mower and replacing with different blades if it is the blades that make a difference with mowing wet grass
i appreciate the responses.. thanks!
I did a search and found little on this topic.. i mow about 6 acres on my propery and use a riding cub cadet super lt 1550.. it handles it ok, but takes a little long.. and if the grass is wet, or even damp it clumps up..
i realize most people say dont mow in rain.. but when u live in florida and it rains almost every single day in the summer.. sometimes u have too..
2 questions
1) is it the mower or the deck or the blades that makes a difference of handling wet grass?
2) i am looking into a new mower.. what can yall recommend for a new riding mower-zero turn, (nothing high end commercial since it is for personal use) that will do well for 6 +/- acres and handle wet grass well and will mow faster than what i have now.. i dont have an issue with getting a new mower and replacing with different blades if it is the blades that make a difference with mowing wet grass
i appreciate the responses.. thanks!