Helping a widow and a neighbor is very honorable :) I want to come do a ride along with you! I will be your trim man for a day :)

You can never go wrong being a blessing to others...and even though you shouldn't do it for this reason...the blessing always seems to come back around!

Thanks for all your videos. I'm 12 years old and you inspired me to cut grass. I appreciate all your kindness and good luck

You're a great guy to help out people.Not many of us out there like that.The world is a better place because of it.Thanks for sharing.

I like that Wright stander you have. I have a Hustler X-One 54" and it scalps a bit here and there. I have a foot pedal that I can manually lift the deck so if I get near a dip I can lift the deck and avoid the scalp, then I can always go back and trim it later. The day you know everything is the day you stop growing. Nobody knows everything about lawn care. Good video, keep up the good work.

I love that yall show your clowning around in the truck... one of the best parts of the job.

Better than a movie,you get too see helping someone in need,family(TOPNOTCH KIDS ) and Hunter's two back flips. First one was 8 out of 10 and the second was a nine. Wish you and Zack the best on the rebuild.PRICELESS ENTERTAINMENT, you and your crew are definitely TOPNOTCH

I have to say Top Notch I still thank you for your videos. My son was watching your videos and B&B and said dad why can't we make videos. I have found great joy making videos with them. Also nothing can make you feel better to help someone else out. This video showed a lot. I love how you cut the ditch with mower.

Money can't buy that lawn service. Classy fellow!

I love your beginning speech. it is very thoughtful. I mow lawns, but on a smaller scale. i will take your advice.

Love it ! God bless you,your family, and your neighbor .

It always feels good to help someone out

Great work man, I've been doing it for 5 years now. Got a 36 bunton bullet with the Kawasaki 430v and man is it a great mower, never let me down for as long as I've owned it. Keep dippin and mowing lol

you're right its not always bout the money, well done for being a great neighbour

I know I'm late to this video but just trying to be like your guys lol. just wanted to say hats off to you for helping out the needy.

Our respects to your generosity.

I've been learning from you and the freak...I started a Lawncare business because of you cats. Thanks for the advise it's been a good ride so far

I know as a person making videos you should say thank you for watching but we thank you for making the videos!

I like seeing your speeded up Walker mower demo

Screw the haters bro, you guys are awesome! Good luck on putting that bad boy back together :)

I LIKE THE WALKER THE BEST

Love it man! Love It! You guys are my big brothers and you don't even know it! Keep up the good work my man

Great thing to do! God will bless you the more for it!

great crew man makes working so much easier when your crew bonds like that big ups mowbro!!!!!!!

That Walker does cut pretty sweet. Nice work with the widow man,

I use a kubota zero turn for cutting big areas with a lot of slopes and hills. One thing I like to do to is using the foot pedal for raising and lowering the deck to manually adjust while mowing and let it back to standard on more level ground

Merry Christmas man ps great vids

Good job

It's not a true floating deck. A true floating deck would have wheels that adjust to the set height. Say like you don't want it to drop below 2.5 you just set those little black wheels to the 2.5 holes. Or 3 inches. The problem occurs when yo want to cut below 3 inches and those wheels are in the 3 inch holes not allowing the deck to drop. The deck rides on those wheels. Going from 48 to 61 is a jump. Another thing is if you were to have a z you use the foot petal to help you not scalp another reason I like z's over standers. Great video I especially love the beginning of u helping out a widow!! Can't say enough about that!!

Floating is my deck of choice

That’s awesome

Nice cuts!

Yeah my grandstand will scalp too, it's just because of a larger fixed deck I wish they were floating. I read in the instructions that you can adjust the chain to make them float more, but I haven't tried it yet.

My next mower will be a exmark. Keep the footage coming man. -Dan's Lawn Service

Great video, topnotch as always! Just the size man, any 52/61 will cut uneven and scalp. Nothing a good trim job can't fix lol.

Marathon Watching 6/26/22 That’s very nice of you. 💗💝

Great vid. Those smaller walk behinds are my bread and butter. All my lawns have back yards and gated. I cant even use my bobcat ( 36 doesn't fit in the gates) this season yet. So my Cub ( 33) is getting put through its paces...lol

Aw, aren't you sweet! Lol that's a good thing you did there.

Great video boss

That’s how I got started lawn care mowing for a neighbor to help her out for nothing by the end of summer I had 9 paying customers in my neighborhood

I would like to see more videos of you using the Gravely.

Helping out a widow is an awesome thing to do, If I could click the thumbs up a hundred times I would.

Looks like they are about to have a light saber fight with the blower! Happens to me all the time.

I just got in to florida thinking about a lawn BUSINESS ..do u have any ideas on what to buy and how to charge ...the most important thing to buy

Nice

Ayyy dreamlifter :D looks like you have another avgeek there man ;)

You do great with your Walker mower,your walker mower is like its pushing the deck across the ground your deck stays level with the ground while your mower moves up and down with the hills, i think the Walker is the best set up for you on them uneven lawns it looks great, i have found that if i use a wide deck zero turn to mow lawns with lots of dips in them it scalps bad like what you said and thats when we will use our smaller cut width deck mowers to do them lawns, you did awesome buying that Gravely its a game changer in lots of ways. My favorite mower that is like that Gravely is the Simplicity Pacer it stripes nice and yes it can wear you out if you dont use them right just like you said, dont wait to stop before turning lol keep it moving as you turn.Now about that Wright Stander you was using i cant use mine for too long at a time and one time at the end of a long day i jumped on my wright stander to mow neighbors house across the street and i went to fall backwards because my hands slipped off the bar and i grabbed the bar that does the hydros and OMG did i go for a ride, my front tires flew up in the air and i just about made an ass of myself, i guess its better that hitting the reverse lever because i might have flipped over the front on top the engine. ***** Brian your lucky to have the A-Team working with you... A TRICK I LEARNED on the stihl blower that you have is to only choke it half choke and see if it starts faster for you guys, put the choke on that hump between choke on and off and try that...Do this once you have used it once in the morning..That was funny when you said the 40th pull lol i was rolling.. Kentucky Derby this weekend!

your awesome dude

yeah my vantage 52 will scalp if I am not careful usually I will have to go a long the hill instead up and down it. I have to say my turftracer wont scalp as often but its also a smaller deck 36.

It's probably because it's a 61 I'd demo a Stander X 52 inch and that may solve your problem and the Stander X goes 9 mph.

What you like better. Bagging or discharged

nice video, I remember when that plane landed at the wrong airport lol

I would recommend cutting the yards a little higher with the 61.

for the Wright stander, I have the same mower and the way I fixed it was by taking off the blades and removing the spacers and putting the blades back on. by doing that it raises the blades just enough that the dips don't cause I blades to scalp.

I've noticed on my mowers that the farther away the front swivel wheels are from the deck, the greater the likelihood it's gonna scalp. My Exmark front wheels are really close to the deck and it hardly scalps, but my John Deere's wheels stick out about a foot and it scalps uneven ground.

Striper bars set at the lowest setting help stop scalping on the larger decks.

How was the mower

I think What you would spend on a stander payment you will save in labor. I didnt think so until I did it myself. But you probably know that. Love the videos !

That thing looks like a beast! It might be the 61 haha that's big maybe causing to scalp

i have some of the same problem with my kubota zero turn diesel

Ive worked from 6am to 6pm. its a hard shift if constantly on strimmer or 21" mower......

I've had that same problem on some mowers I've had where the deck sticks out a lot further than the drive wheels(even Walkers). I would suggest a smaller deck or adjusting the outside deck wheels to the lowest setting so the small roller wheels hit before the deck does. Most mowers I've dealt with you can adjust those small deck wheels in 2-3 different notches and tighten the bolt back down. Never had a Wright, thought about it, went with a Hustler and glad I did!, so I can't say for sure. Just a thought, hope it helps...Jason M

Regarding scalping, you might need to set those anti-scalp wheels lower (front, back and sides...all of them). I have a 60" Deere and was previously using a 52" eXamrk on my land and I was concerned I'd scalp in some areas due to the wider deck and my very uneven/sloped ground in various places. Not once has it scalped though. I'd pay close attention to those anti-scalp wheels. Deere for example suggests setting the anti-scalp wheels to be around 1/4" - 1/2" above the mowing surface for your desired height.

good videos

I find my Big Dog scalps a lot more so than my old mower which was a Scag stander

how is it with stripping

Get video man like always !!

Your great I'm fifteen and am going to start mowing yards I already have one to do weekly

It's nice to see people on youtube actually using steel blade to edge, but I suppose it helps that City of Wichita Crews have to use steel blade to edge.

Weed eat around it..Not exactly a walker , but I have a Scag V-Ride - never had it scalp , but never took it on hills, etc. (I live in flat land Florida).

What is the name of the song that begins in 14 minutes? Btw, i am starting a lawn care service because of you! Thank you!

You run a tight ship. I have just under 20 lawns that I do Monday-Friday so about 4 a day before I go work afternoons at my day job. I have a 42 and 46 Husqvarna riding mowers with mulching equipment. 2 Husqvarna 3 in 1 self propelled push mowers, 2 Stihl trimmers, Stihl Chainsaw, and a Stihl blower. I do one extra lawn for no charge, it's small and I'm in and out in less than 30 minutes. This person fell on hard times and it feels good to do something nice for someone, but they throw me a lot of work my way with referrals so it all evens out. Hope you have a good lawn season.

I have started my own lawn business with my friend, I am 15, next year when. I get my drivers license, I'm gonna expand our business and up grade from a push to a rider, what is better? zero turn or stander?

i hate my mower yours looks awesome

+TopNotchLawns Your awesome Man U and your Crew so cool

what kinda headphones you use? Really like your videos, keep up the good work!

anti-scalping wheel adjustments. I looked at some pictures of your style mower. The front ainti-scalping wheels seem to have three positions, High, medium, and Low. The lower you set the anti scalping wheels the lower the risk of scalping. The anti scalping wheels effectively create a bottoming out point and the support chains simply flex until the mower has passed the high point. Almost all manufactures set these wheels the medium position. Medium position on humpy-bumpy properties may not work. Try to lower the anti scalping wheels effectively creating an improved buffer on uneven land. Your Walker has so many advantages. The tractor is separate from the mower deck. The deck is smaller. The front wheels on the deck are a large and effectively operate as anti scalping wheels also. WV Hank of the Father and son Team Robinson

Wright stander has alot of weight on top of the deck. The whole motor is fixed to the deck, i thought most walk behinds were fixed deck do you have deck adjustment on your exmark? Love the videos man, prolly the best "day in the life" lawn vids

I like riding lawnmowers

With Mower decks the bigger the deck is the more it will scalp.After using a 60 inch deck for a while you will get the hang of it.All our big mowers are 60" mowers we have 42" hustler and a 34" gravely compact pro.These last two never scalp.

you gotta adjust the anti scalping wheels on the stander

TopNotchLawns i hope you will read this. But i am really doing my research on getting in to doing lawns. What is the total cost of getting started. And whats the best mower, weed eater, And blower to buy or start out with.

I don't have a stander or zero turn, but I do have a lawn tractor. John Deere D105... I found that with my yard atleast, when I use my 21 inch push mower on level 3 no problem, but when I use my tractor on level 3 there's spots where it scalps because of the size and unevenness. However, if I raise it up just a lil bit to 3.5, it leaves the grass looking nice and doesn't scalp. try that man.

You can prevent it somewhat by experience, I know my deck a little better now so I don't have that.problem as much.

how old are the kids. when will you put them to work on crew ? :)

60" scalp really easy compare to a 48" or 52". what the average deck height that you mow, i would say 90" of all my yards are 3.5.

I have a scag Vride...scalping is a major problem for me....its getting traded this week! lol

how big is your trailer?

any time

Have a Stander X 52". Only time I scalp is if it's my fault, on one of those iffy areas I know will scalp if approached at the wrong angle. The 61" deck is not helping either in your case. It is a floating deck, they put the engine on it to lower the center of gravity when the deck is lowered for mowing, gives most stability on hillsides ,but it is a true "floating deck. That's the best mower in your fleet, you just gotta get confident on it. Most guys never pushed their Stander to its limits cause half way they get scared. Honestly if you saw how fast I am and some of the places I take my X you'd crap your pants. Spin it in a ditch on a 45 like a mad man, take a pass and crawl up a hill you wouldn't believe. I may make a video of a hillside I cut and let you know to check it out. You'll freak out. . You should make sure you dont have 2 speed settings on the linkage, my X has holes for 6mph and 9.5 I believe is top speed. You could maybe speed up but not sure about that model. With time in the cockpit it should be your highest producer. Dont baby it. It's a freakin TANK! AND, Nothing out there comes close in agility and quickness. Nothing. Good luck! Keep it cut!

full respects mate,and your a freak friend so thats cool also

one of the reasons your scalping is u have a 61 inch deck as opposed to a 52 inch and also the new Stander ZK with the Aero core deck has a true free floating deck which is what i have

That third wheel line down the middle would drive me nuts.

i think you shoot check aut ventrac i think thay hav a floating deg :)

Any Deck thats 48 and over will scalp, I noticed that alot with my 48 toro 2000, I use a 32 inch fixed deck walk behind to cut the same yards and no scalping, so its not necessary a fixed deck issue.

I think cause all the weight is concentrated in front ,unlike the riders where front is lighter

Got your new rings yet?

You r good ok

I think it would be because it is a "belly" deck it does not have wheels that touch the ground all of the time

check air pressure in tires