Yes please, use these to fall asleep to. "Sleep aid" is actually one of the tags I put on these. Glad it's working for you.

Awesome. That's what they're for. :)

I'm so glad you like it.

Thank you. And don't worry, I get interrogated far worse than that. lol.

Yes, it was quite the roller coaster. Came out good though. Glad you liked it. :)

Yes it did come out Very Nice... :)

Good tip!

Thanks!

That is a great goal. They really are fun. Btw, you need to sub to my new channel Something Else2LookAt. It's more your type of stuff. Link is in my banner or you can just search.

sup man is this another mow job of the same area are the same of the last one of this job you did with all the footage? because you just mowed this place and the grass grew that fast lol?

MrWarriorpro No, it's the same footage. People want it both ways, realtime and with music and timelapse. So I do 2 edits.

Something 2LookAt oh sure man. I am going to sub there now. ☺☺ I love your videos abd sure will have so much fun there. 😉

What Will Happen If? Cool. And don't worry, I don't have torch plans. :)

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It is just part of a large county park property, thus they come in to mow with a brush hog occasionally. Curiously I think it's being converted to soccer fields right now.

That's the Scag Cheetah with the 61 inch deck. Yes, it's a beast!

Well I am not the lawn mower expert, but consider looking in a John Deere commercial grade one. They cut great but a little heavy on the price$

I haven't used any. There are many that mow as well from what I can see, but I don't see ones that are cheaper. I think there will be soon because I can see new models adopting the front baffle and sloped front idea. I see it on Cub Cadet pro and I'm anxious to try it. That would be about $8K vs $11K.

cub cadet rztl mowers cut very well i know that they are residential but they cut great

Oh, our local golf course bought a Bad Boy and it breaks a lot on them. For comparison, my Cheetah is 6 years old and it's never been in the shop. Just sayin'...

@@Something2LookAtThanks for the reply, I am very impressed with how your scag performs. And 6 yrs still running strong definitely says alot about the build quality. I just recently started doing lawn work on the side (I work a 7 on 7 off schedule at work) helps keep me busy. I currently have a Toro Timecutter 4225ss and the cut quality is good, however I don't have the power the get thru the knee high stuff like you can get thru. Go figure it's just a basic residential but I'm definitely shopping around to make another purchase in February

I have to agree with him I have a scag turf tiger diesel 61” and it works like a beast . And I find my self often watching his videos love how he takes his time with every pass , it’s hard to find employees to take take of the equipment like an owner would do.

then again it sounds like you only use half to 3/4 power whereas I use full

Well, I think the throttle was up all the way this time. I don't recall exactly but this is the type of area where I actually would have it all the way up. On hearing, I suppose I'm just used to it. I think the body develops resistances to things it's exposed to over and over. Curiously though, I did just experience some hearing issue while operating a hammer drill during hurricane prep. That was noticeably louder than a mower and I got my Husqvarna ear protectors. Amazing product. Gosh, I don't even think I would hear an ambulance if it was behind me.

nankervisj Personally i find that i don't need ear protection when i use mowers. But when i use a weed eater that's when i consider using ear protection

It's a 61"

LOL, oh, far too often I just "jump on the Cheetah and go for it." But I do always try to remember to search the yard. What I should do is go over it once with the deck all the way up, to expose any obstacles without hitting them. Then mow at the desired height.

It's the Kawasaki 850V. It says 31 hp, but reports say it's 27.

Amazingly, I never hear anything from Scag. :( And I have people telling me all the time that they bought a Scag because of my videos. Now, you know that Scag has seen these...

Jim Clark Yep, it's the mulching blades. They really help

Yes, if your machine picks up the grass and collects it, then you have to put it somewhere or take it with you somewhere. My goal is always to leave with nothing. :)

@@Something2LookAt OK I FEEL YA..you do pick up though when you are in a residential area ,or you are able to spread it across? thank you for responding..

On a big area like this it would build up too thick by the time you reached the outer part. I did do a video on a spiral cut though. Take a peek here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ipuYhcx4uZeckas.html

Yep, born and raised in Florida

That's a very good question. Because of the front baffle, these mowers don't mow backwards very well.

Something 2LookAt I see. Thanks

I should be able to. The winter slow down is finally starting to happen.

It's morning dew

Happy to provide it this way too.

LOL

Haha! I wish I could get this amount of folks to watch my videos on my KZfaq channel.

Well, just 'cause I was hired to.

Something 2LookAt fair enough

...unless I were filming and needed to stay inside the camera frame.