There's not really a second half, there is however a long for video available linked to the short of the project!

A lot of people prefer them cleaned up around here instead of being mowed over! We do have a few clients who do prefer them mowed. If there are too many leaves, it makes it very difficult to spread out all of the mulched up leaves over the yard. Too heavy of a concentration of mulched leaves will kill the grass under it.

In the woods, they would naturally break down. On lawns, heavy leaves will kill the grass under them.

So that patio had a lot of that renters belongings and kids toys on it at the time I was spraying. I mentioned to them if they moved it before we came and sprayed I would hit it for them if they wanted me to. They actually ended up cleaning up their whole patio area themselves after we finished the gravel project so it all looks rather nice now! That tank is not fun to tote around by hand while trying to use the torch. Had an extra dolly sitting around, so I just made it into the permenant setup for the weed burner!

@@sawyerslawncareservice Thats Cool! You guys did such a great job on the gravel i am glad to hear they cleaned off the patio! You have a Great channel. I watch all your posts! I am surprised you dont have more Subs!

We appreciate it! We are pretty happy with how many subs we have since we started posting regularly last Fall with around only 8 subs, but we are always looking to grow the channel more! 🙂

We appreciate it! More videos coming down the pipeline soon 😎

@@sawyerslawncareservice Looking forward to sharing and viewing your great work!

Thanks!

Thanks!

It is a solid name 😎

Pretty much, it was a difficult place for them to get their riding mower over the walkway and mow it effectively so they wanted it turned into a landscape bed!

It's been great! We use it for hours every week on our landscape projects. I would like to get a mower setup for it eventually as well so we can get full week use out of it all week.

Probably should have, Didn't think about it at the time. It did get thrown into the other fenced in area. The cable I threw back into the woods as it was still attached to something in there and I didn't have a tool with me to cut it.

The ground there is super spongy, its right on the edge of a lake/bog. A skid steer would probably sink 😬 not to mention there is about a 20-30 degree hill that you have to take to get down there!

It has 32 1/2 HP and handles hills pretty well! It is rated to go up/down 30 degree slopes when you run dual wheels on it which is what I usually have on it when working with any remotely steep hills.

What is 61 meters? 🧐

@@sawyerslawncareservice I thought you said that the highest blade height setting is 61 meters.

Oh gotcha 😆 No it was just a really fast "up to 60mm"

I had to look pretty hard to find the ones I'm using, they are 9', 10,000lb rated punched aluminum ramps. So far would highly recommend them, use them pretty much every work day heavily. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bLN0iJNprLSzmWQ.htmlsi=YlsX44K-FRLRbh4v www.bestaluminumramps.com/

@@sawyerslawncareservice Awesome, thanks for input. Their prices look great too. Do you have a email for them by chance? I tried reaching out to their number. Tried purchasing one of the ramps but Paypal is declining my card for some reason.

@@TheGreatestShowOnTurf I do not have an email for them, no. I believe we mainly communicated via text on the number listed on the website. I think they are local here in Ohio as someone personally delivered it to the house in his truck pretty quickly after I ordered them but I believe they ship nationally.

@@sawyerslawncareservice Just placed my order and should be here in the next few days. Got the 9 footer as well. Thanks for the input!

Nice! You will have to let me know how you like them when you get them.

We use a general use spun bound fabric which is very sturdy and easy to work with, along with 6 inch galvanized pins (you can get the pins for a decent price on amazon)

I have been enjoying it so far! Been using it mainly for ferrying tools to jobs sites and a bit of back dragging with the power bucket (videos to come later), it should come in handy in the fall as well with the leaf plow!

@@sawyerslawncareservice Nice! I didn't think about how a leaf blower on the front and leaf plow on the back could be a killer combo! 😆

Yeah it's been nice! We are a bit behind of video uploads, it has been really coming in handy recently with some power raking jobs and stump grinding jobs just being able to carry extra equipment on the back! (it will be in some videos coming soon getting used a lot!). The seat has been amazing so far, super comfortable, worth the upgrade. There has hardly been any snow in recent years around here for anyone to request plow damage repair. The broom is on the "eventually" purchase list, but currently not a top priority item. At this current time we are using 2 ECHO pro paddles whenever we need to clean up any debris in a yard which works fairly well for what we have run across so far.

We use a premium spun bound landscape fabric product made by SRW Products (we purchase it at our local landscape supplier). The pins we purchase on amazon in bulk, 6 inch galvanized landscape stables, 11 gauge.

I had a chance to use it for a several more jobs this week, starting to get it down now! Videos to come 🤨

Thanks! Is it a "Little Wonder 900 Bed shaper". They are fairly pricey but do a great job! New they are around $5500+tax, but you can get a used one on Facebook marketplace for around 2-3k which is how I picked up this one.

@@sawyerslawncareservice awesome thanks

We have disposal facilities in the area for yard waste where you pay to drop it off!