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My last mowing job

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37chief

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Here's some pictures of a new field I got this year.All toghether propably close to 60 acres. Not all of it looked like this, there was some flatter. When I first looked at it, I almost said no. I was concearned about rocks. there were a lot of them, but I was to see them, as they were so big. This turned out to be a good mowing job. No body around except for me and the rocks, and a coyote. Stan
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Now I understand when you talk about rocks being a problem. When I see rocks around here some Native American dropped it. Now concrete blocks and chunks of concrete I only run into them right after I put on new blades or sharpen them.
Ron
 

It looks like the toughest part would be to tell where you have been and where you haven't. It looks like it could take you 2-5 days depending on how much time you had and how much money you needed. One of mine grows well over my head as I sit on the tractor seat. I am thinking of doing it 2x per year. The owner wants me to make the decisions on it. I lime and fertilize it as well as mowing
 

RB, in upstate SC we have plenty of rocks, just not as many or as big, generally as the ones pictured. Where the rocks are that thick here they have trees growing among them.

KEH
 
Stan:

3rd picture: you need to paint the rock behind the tractor, it looks just like a seal coming up out of the water.

Doc
 
in in the middle of my last mowing job, on a ranch in my 2nd day i hit something, now im waiting on a new front tire for the tractor, just what i needed...
 
Just watched the pilot episode of The Lone Ranger last night (circa 1949)- Would almost expect Kemosabe and Tonto to come riding down that draw behind the walrus rock, in pic #3.
 
Seeing some of these other comments, ya need to paint that big rock to look like a great white shark and take that picture over.....
 
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