When used as mower, where the grass will go? There is no bag to hold the cut grass.
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Since it can't magically vanish into thin air I'm pretty certain it just stays on the ground.
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We use this mower without a grass catcher and let the mowed grass stay on the lawn. It is such a small amount of grass that it blends in quickly and does not cause a problem. Kathy Summers
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Mine came with a mulching insert. I believe the all do. You could probably get away with out it but the grass clippings will get stuck in the area that the mulching insert occupies. I have never used the bagger. I always mulch. Good Luck!
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put in the little red plug that stops up the place where the electrical outlet plugs into the mower. without the red stopper/plug that space could get jammed with mulch and keep you from being able to charge. it wont start unless the plug is in.
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The grass goes down near your feet. but not that much. I do love it. ALL grass cutters throw out grass.I do not ue the cover because I store it in the basement because I live in a Condo. MY BEST TO YOU, AL.
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Depending on the size of the yard, I am not sure how well it would work with grass clippings. The issue with the bagger is that it becomes very heavy, and that results puts a significant strain on the cords that are fastening to the mower. I've struggled with my bag, as it has become more of a pain to keep it fastened tightly to the mower resulting in just as much time as it does just to empty my double bagger.
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No - I am still using the original factory blades (sharpened once). The bagger really likes to work with shorter, drier grass - long grass or wet grass tends to accumulate under the mower deck and at the bottom of the discharge chute, but it's easy enough to remove the top half of the chute, reach inside (after turning the blade drive off) and extract the clogs without having to climb off the machine or remove the lower part of the discharge tube.
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Yes, it will hold more ethan a mower bag but it gets REALLY heavy with grass. It is better for leaves.
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No. The bag is intended for leaves. While picking up leaves you will get some grass clippings mixed with leaves, but you can't use it strictly for clippings due to the weight.
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I have found that grass will get built up in the undercarriage and cause it to stop turning. The manual says to open the bagger chute with the lawn mower off and clear it out. You might have to actually turn the mower on the side, though. Other than that, I have no suggestions.
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I have a Scotts John Deere mower with a double grass catcher on the back. I did not buy anything extra. I just took the two bags off and put the opening of the leaf bag over the frame and cinched it up. It has a double cinching cord and a quick release for when you are taking it off.
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The mower is approximately 36 inches long which includes the grass bag and approximately 18 inches wide. There are 3 cutting heights for grass. The above measurements do not include the mower handle.
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No, this mower is not capable of side discharge. It will only bag or mulch.
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mulch exits about 6 inches off the ground shooting out perpendicular to the ground. Bag does not have to be used.
340536
It sticks out of the ground about 5 inches. No, you do not remove it to mow the lawn. It takes a lot to get it into the ground and you would not want to remove it. We just mow around and up to it.
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When i first used my mower I found that the bag filled up so quickly it was difficult to make any progress in cutting the lawn. I took the bag off and the "flapper" came down as not to throw the grass out. If this flapper isn't staying closed, this might be your problem.? I don't use the bag and it sometimes clogs up the blades with all the mulch., it doesn't throw it out only chews and chews. I hope this helps. bassman
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No there isn't. And the blades on the mower are sharp so this is another safety issue if children are around it.