Them poor flower beds have to got to be getting stuffed like a turkey with the grass clippings lol. Good mowing though. We’re all nerds for literally watching someone mow grass lmao.
If you are standing on the street looking towards the house, if you start mowing from the left side of the yard toward the right, it will be faster and you will not have to worry about doing a 3 point turn to keep the clippings from being blown into the landscape bed. Also, Jose Medina.....the weedeater always gives right of way to the mower! Looks good man! Perfect cross-hatch pattern...can tell you have sharp blades!
@@shanecorban9639 Nope, the only reason a lot of manufacturers say full throttle is so that when you bust your belts early you have to go back to them for more. I did some tests a while back with a couple of machines and using half to 3/4 throttle puts significantly less strain on all your vital components without being too slow and throwing a belt
I think it depends on who has more to do. On Most of the accounts I do, the two cycle work is done faster than the mowing most of the time. So the mower has the right of way, to keep the two cycled from waiting on him.
Now this is what I like to see when comparing mowers. Real time mowing. No nothing in between but mowing and no music. Great video.
Thanks! @RocCity Plowing & Lawncare Inc,
It’s amazing how you can make it look that good and now that fast! 14 min for that giant property! That’s awesome man!!
You guys from Wright sure build a hell of a good mower.
Them poor flower beds have to got to be getting stuffed like a turkey with the grass clippings lol. Good mowing though. We’re all nerds for literally watching someone mow grass lmao.
Enjoyed the footage. Real time and no rap music. A more informative video in my mind.
Thanks!
If you are standing on the street looking towards the house, if you start mowing from the left side of the yard toward the right, it will be faster and you will not have to worry about doing a 3 point turn to keep the clippings from being blown into the landscape bed.
Also, Jose Medina.....the weedeater always gives right of way to the mower!
Looks good man! Perfect cross-hatch pattern...can tell you have sharp blades!
Horizon Land Management Group.. your totally right but was doing it that way on purpose for our video.
Dude nice video ! Look forward to seeing more
Thanks man!
Spend some money and put you a grass flap on there. The man that has to blow all the beds out will thank you...other than that, looks good
Good mowing and all but man your belts and clutch are gonna hate that full power PTO engagement......
That’s the way that your meant to run a machine
@@shanecorban9639 Nope, the only reason a lot of manufacturers say full throttle is so that when you bust your belts early you have to go back to them for more. I did some tests a while back with a couple of machines and using half to 3/4 throttle puts significantly less strain on all your vital components without being too slow and throwing a belt
Exactly what I was thinking. The first second of the video: Full throttle PTO engagement...goes and discharges directly into the beds XD
i think the mower has to give the weedeater the wright of way .....
I think it depends on who has more to do. On Most of the accounts I do, the two cycle work is done faster than the mowing most of the time. So the mower has the right of way, to keep the two cycled from waiting on him.
Man, that was fast compared to me using a regular lawn mower. Where I stay and not as much grass like that to cut.
Great video.... considering purchasing a wright stander...not to many local dealers though.
T Gray @tysoutdoorpower is a dealer. 402.332.5577
How the reliability with that wright mower?
Here watch this...imma blow tons of grass in the beds
Can you make some updated videos like this?
Cody schrader we plan on it!
Diamond Cut Lawns lollll
Need to learn direction but it was good looked really wet grass
Thanks for watching and it was 92° that day!!
B, Intensity or X
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1:11 bye bye rock beds 🤦♂️
gave you thumbs down for using no catcher.
catching costs money and depletes nutrients from getting back into the soil. not every property will ask for or need it
LexHazard 79 Thanks for the feed back!
Nick Koridis I agree.. but at my company we are made to bag EVERYTHING unless told other wise ..