can I mow right before applying weed kiler
1289326
I believe so. I think that you're not supposed to mow right afterwards nor rake up/bag any clippings for three mowings after application.
1289327
Yes. If the spray works for you, good luck. I sprayed the same area 3 times with no results. Would not buy again.
1656830
I don't use mine...mulches great, the bagger hooks on ...real simple....great mower!!!!
967471
Yes, you can use standard weed wacker line. You just cut it to the right length, and put it through the holes the same way you do with the pre-cut stuff. I can't remember the size; this fall I was still using the pack of replacement lines I bought with the machine, but I have a friend who uses the standard line instead of purchasing the special replacement ones.
908293
By the way the only reason I recommended you to spray your test area in a part of yard where the sun mostly hits that spot is because you will see the results faster than if you sprayed it in a shady spot in your yard. The results will be the same in both spots the only difference is the amount of time it takes to see the results. Make sure you mow your grass first, make sure your yard the grass and weeds are dry when you mow and then spray shortly after that same day. The reason why is because you need to think of the weeds as a human arm or finger. If you have cut on your arm or finger it's very vulnerable to infection as soon as it's cut. The same is true with weeds or any other form of vegetation. I've also sprayed this Spectracide when the temp was close to 90 degrees. I just diluted the mixture after I used it on my text area. I apologize if I'm bothering you. I just wanted to explain myself a little more since I've been using this for a long time. I don't remember how long but it's been long enough to where I won't use anything else besides Drexel for killing everything a 15 foot tall that was growing in a tricky spot out at my shop, spraying it around the bottom of my trees in my yard, spraying around my house, knocking out my house and shop's driveways. Anyways... Goodluck!
333250
Yes, I do it all the time. If the grass is tall, it will wrap around the tines and bar. Hard to pull out. Buy the weed reducers which help prevent this. Mantis 1722 Power Tiller Weed Reducers for Gardening
1921779
Should work well. Bluegrass blades themselves are soft and should be no problem for the mower to cut but Bluegrass lawns overall can get relatively thick, so pushing can get a little difficult if you wait too long between mowings. On occassions when I've skipped a week, I had to make two passes at the lawn, lowering the mow height in between passes.
890560
You can spray the whole yard but I applied it to the weeds I wanted to kill. It may take a couple applications too so you don't want to spray it where it's not needed.
632470
You must pull the engine engage handle and then push the start button. If you just got your mower, you need to drain the preservative oil and put new oil in the mower before you begin to use the mower... last tip... charge the battery for the electric start before you begin to use the mower.
882471
Yes (ironic because I just came in from mowing my lawn). You're forgetting that the blade and the drive system engage separately: the orange bar only engages the drive system. To cause the BLADE to work, you need to put in your key, push the orange button on the side (trapezoid shaped) up on the right side of the handle, put the BLACK bar into the plastic slot for it to the right side of the handle, then pull the black bar back while it's in the slot. The blade will engage. If your mower starts sounding tired or cuts slow later in your mowing, you're running out of juice and will need a recharge. I bought a spare battery for this reason and needed it today with foot high grass. Yes (ironic because I just came in from mowing my lawn). You're forgetting that the blade and the drive system engage separately: the orange bar only engages the drive system. To cause the BLADE to work, you need to put in your key, push the orange button on the side (trapezoid shaped) up on the right side of the handle, put the BLACK bar into the plastic slot for it to the right side of the handle, then pull the black bar back while it's in the slot. The blade will engage. If your mower starts sounding tired or cuts slow later in your mowing, you're running out of juice and will need a... » Read More Yes (ironic because I just came in from mowing my lawn). You're forgetting that the blade and the drive system engage separately: the orange bar only engages the drive system. To cause the BLADE to work, you need to put in your key, push the orange button on the side (trapezoid shaped) up on the right side of the handle, put the BLACK bar into the plastic slot for it to the right side of the handle, then pull the black bar back while it's in the slot. The blade will engage. If your mower starts sounding tired or cuts slow later in your mowing, you're running out of juice and will need a recharge. I bought a spare battery for this reason and needed it today with foot high grass. « Show Less
1680663
I have used this product on Bluegrass and Fescue grass..With very good results..Mow wait two days and spray..If needed spray again in two weeks..
563116
Not too bad to walk behind but you want to be good at cutting regularly. If grass is too thick you need to push a bit to het through the cut. Good mower none the less.
967466
You should be able to buy the same size weed wacker line at any major hardware store and cut it to size. I only used about 8 lines this past fall and have plenty for another year or two from what was sent with the Worx. I mulched leaves almost every other day from the end of October thru November.
73945
Sorry, I don't know. I do know that when you use potting/grading soil it already has fertilizer mixed in. I have seen of some of the TV shows they put fertilizer down when lay sod. There is no need to use this which includes week killer. The weeds have to be present and damp so the killer will stick to the weed and penetrate the leaf. I really think it would not do any good till the grass has been established. You should just use fertilizer, but if you already have the Turf Builder, I would try it.
2173751
Personally haven't tried doing that. I agree with Sparky that might break something on the Weeder.
686291
Yes, they suggest that you spray the area with water to activate the product. We have used this product for two years and find that it is the best for preventing new weeds. It doesn't really help for existing but does prevent new growth.
1048021
We have mowed with our rider (our leaves) then taken this mower to chop up the clippings and bagged them. So yes I think you can but it is a slow process since the bag is small.
1257026
The area I was covering was approx. 240 sq. ft., so I also used a glove and tosses it by hand. Where I was working had nothing by weeds, but depending where you're using it, proceed with caution.