Glad it was helpful!

Thanks, will do!

Glad I could help

Thanks mate

Thanks mate

Glad it was helpful!

Yeah it’ll be another challenge for sure.

Thanks

Thank you so much.

Nice nice 👍

thank you.. was quite a bugger to upload.. had loads of issues but I got there...

We were given a Toro Pro 560 and oddly, the next day they took it back and said they did not want us to use it.. I can only guess why but I think they don't want Autistic people reviewing their gear is the feeling I got... not sure. We are getting sent a Weibang hopefully which is similar and probably does just as good a job.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you! Cheers!

Great suggestion!

Glad you think so!

Thanks 🙏

I still have a Bushranger 500CM and that is lent to my mates with a buffalo lawn. If you are looking around, The Allett is good and so is the MowMaster for a bit more money. The Bushy has a light plastic roller which isn't great but for the couch it seems ok. the cables get awfully sticky which is a know weakness.

The grooved definitely feels better in use (by a smidge) but it’s great for low cuts as it allows some of the grass to stand up more for the cut that follows the front roller.

Thank you. For the money they look alright but I’ve not used one before. The lack of a split rear roller turned me away.

Always good 👍

Thanks for checking out this vid. I have not used the Ozito so it’s a bit hard to comment. You’ll get the benefits of the scissor cut with the Ozito, which is the cut quality you are noticing from the rotary. The Allett will benefit from the lines produced by the roller, the weight of the roller and also you get the versatility of changing cartridges for different cultivations. The cut is lovely. Obviously a camera shot of the cut doesn’t probably pick up the difference in the cut quality in video screen, and I’ve seen plenty of pics of ‘this was cut with the Ozito’ etc - and the cut looks great, but I’d imagine in person the cut of the cylinder mower is better in person. Would it be that much of a difference that you would care? That’s an incredibly personal question only answered by you. Typically the curiosity of getting a ‘proper’ cylinder mower hooks people in and they don’t look back. If budget allows, get a cylinder mower like an Allett, MowMaster and there are some relatively decent (I’d imagine) cheaper reel mowers that get you into the club nicely (Masport, Cox, SupaSwift, Bushranger) and others. Remember, the cut really depends on the surface, lawn condition and type etc. Maybe look at this vid. The Allett and MowMaster cutting nicely, mowing starts at 5:54 if you want to jump ahead. Lines baby, lines!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oKeIfZp6nb2ncpc.html

the 4 blade with a powerful motor and sharp blades will give you a lovely cut, so will a 2 blade.. I have a couple of twin blades being the ego and one of my Hondas. I probably prefer them..

At the time of making this video, the Allett Stirling wasn’t available. I went the petrol Kensington over the Liberty (Greenworks battery) basically because of the little bit of extra weight the petrol system has. I have tried the Allett Stirling 51 and I’m getting one in the next shipment. I did a vid in the prototype. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qJ9mhrmXzpe4ZIU.html

Fantastic for sure. Adeturf.com.au are the distributor.

@@lawnporn no drama with tall fescue needing to be cut higher than a reel mower can do or anything etc?

Update, so far not too bad but a few close calls lol!!

I move mine around by starting it up and using the drive.

Nice bus. A bit of fun for sure

@@stevea3200 great by manual i mean no engine not self propelled just to let you know

@@stevea3200 panther

probably the wider spaced vericutter for that grass type. My Allett Verticutter is 3.3cm apart from each blade.

Thank you for the input! I will get my Maad scientist welder friend on it, whats a good stye of blade?

They are still made. In Australia they are bashed Bushranger

Not great with the lawn.. the last place not sure as it was only the back lawn I did.

Certainly can

Renovation will need to be done and then train it to stay low with the cylinder mower.

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Depends on when it is starting to root in. In warmer weather this will be quicker. Once you can’t pull the turf mats up and you see some positive growth it is time to give it a very light mow.

@@lawnporn thanks a lot, I appreciate it

@@jakepalmer8623 please note I just did an edit of the above response. Should have can’t pull the turf mats up, not can.

@@lawnporn haha yeah I gathered that. Cheers bud 👍🏽

No as only goes up to 32mm. An inch and a bit.

@@lawnporn Thanks. Went with a Swardman. 2in cut.

depends on the situation. my back lawn has quite a slope but it isn't an issue.

it'll scalp if you have high spots

@@Gino_567 Gathered that, its Buffalo to, so scalping it would cause issues I would imagine

@@dsmith9103 I'm not too knowledgeable on Buffalo but I had this exact discussion the other day with someone and was told that scalping Buffalo is a bad idea for the health of it. So yeah, I wouldn't do it.

There is plenty of people who love the "carpet" look. Just got to mow in the same direction and toward the camera angle if you are taking a picture, it'll look darker green.

Port Augusta SA

Amen to that

Yeah you can't beat the cylinder down low..

They don’t suck if you don’t want to spend $3000 for a mower