How does this mower do going up and down a hill? I have a Tifway 419 bermudagrass yard and in the front yard there is a drainage ditch.
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I mow my putting green with it but i am at the lowest point of the mow 1/4 inch ... if you are mowing higher then you should have no issues ...
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John, it is a variable speed mower. It's pretty impressive in terms of top speed and the all wheel drive works well on slopes and uneven surfaces. Hope this helps.
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I haven't noticed that mowing affects it. It's heavy enough to sink to the soil, I think.
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My yard was HORRIBLE after my other mower broke. My grass was up to my knees (shameful! Hehehe!) Anyway... I set the height as high as it would adjust and this mower did cut right through it going reaaaallllly slowly. It burned up some serious oil and gas but my yard looked phenomenal afterwards! My opinion is you wouldn't have any problems with this mower cutting through thick, tall grass. Hope this helps! : )
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If adjustments are set correct there should not be a problem pulling the Lawn Boy 10634 in reverse when disengaging the drive. By contrast, I have had mowers with rear wheel drive that could not be adjusted sufficiently to be able to propel the mower up a moderate incline without causing too much resistance or drag when attempting to pull the mower back (in reverse direction).
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great mower! use it in a landscape buisness and never fails or bogges down! on hills
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It depends on what you consider "hilly". You do have to be careful as it is lighter than a gas mower so the front wheels tend to rise on occasion. For flat surfaces it works better than any gas mower I've owned. If you can afford retain a lawn service do your lawn.
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my property is not flat either and it works great. The grade of the land won't have much affect. The sprinkler is quite heavy and has some pretty good teeth on the wheels. What will have more impact is the amount of hose it starts to drag behind after a couple hours.
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I bought it because we had just resodded areas of our yard after a construction project and didn't want to run my lawn tractor over the area. The mower worked great just need to set the height appropriately and had to lift up on the front to go over some spots but my yard is starting to get back to where I wanted it. Highly recommend.
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I consider this a light duty lawnmower. We live in a gated community in Florida, and we have landscapers that cut the lawns in our community. They don't always do a great job, so we use this lawnmower to "touch up" those areas the landscapers have missed. During the rainy season, when the grass grows quite fast, sometimes we will do a midweek cutting. We have small areas of grass on the sides of our house, and not much bigger in the back and front. This lawnmower works perfectly for our purposes. As far as stones in the grass, I would not recommend this lawnmower for that.
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I have a small lawn planted in zosia grass (about 1,000 sq feet)- this mower works great for me. I really like it. Blade is still good- but not sure what I'm going to do about getting it sharpened at end of the season.
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The tires will dig a hole if the mower has the power. They are very aggressive on my zero turn lawn mower. I have to have a tire like this because I live on a hill that is pretty step. I think you will be happy with the tires.
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Barbara, This lawn mower is not self-propelled. However, I don't have any problems with it doing my yard. It is kind of difficult to answer your question as I don't know what your physical capabilities are. This is definitely the lighter of the two larger models of GreenWorks mowers and it works great. I would say if the slope was not too great in your yard there shouldn't be a problem. I hope this was of some help.Nancy Winslow
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I used it on a St. Augustine yard where I needed to clear an area about 4 ft by 15 ft to plant shrubs. It worked well. One word of advice is that it seems to work much better when you go backwards. I had no problem controlling the depth going backwards. Forward seems to skip a lot. I did have to stop once and untangle some of the grass that wrapped around the tiller but I needed a break anyway so it wasn't much of a problem.
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The slope should be no problem. As for bumpiness, my yard is slightly bumpy and it mows okay. I don't see how another mower would fare better.
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I bought mine almost 2 months ago and I really like it. I cut my grass every 3-5 days so I've had lots of opportunities to use it. One thing I've noticed is that grass tends to build up around the edge of the deck underneath. It's pretty simple to clean it off, especially right after mowing. Best part about cleaning the mower is that you can tip it and you don't have to worry about gas leaking out. It does take some practice with the cord... Mow the same way for 4 or 5 times then you'll learn how to manage the cord so you can go in different directions.
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last Fall I cut my zoysia from 3 inchesdown to 1/2 inch in 1/2 increments. At the time grass was starting to brown out. This spring, the hard winter is evident. Worst spring lawn in 15 years. Lawn is sparse so I Dant know how the gardina will do on green grass. From my experience from last fall I doubt it can handle more than 1/2 inch at a time. My estimate is that the machine is a bit under poweredArt Z