They have about the same amount of power. I like both!

Thanks Ill buy one now. 😊😊

Unfortunately, with the "roll," your pinestraw edges lose that straight edge after wind or rain. It compresses and edges end up flowing over your curbs, sidewalks, and grass edges. I've been in and around pinestraw for over 20 years, so it is a problem I am all too familiar with. Two solutions so that you're ensured, not just a decent edge, but a perfect one until the next spread: One, is a product called "StayPut" (developed by us at Luckie's Pinestraw) which sprays on invisible and acts as a hairspray for pinestraw. This allows for the "roll" but tacks the straw together so your rolled edges will actually hold for up to a year, although your pinestraw's color may require an additional spread every six months. The other, and more economical solution, as far as what we charge to install pinestraw, is the "trench and tuck" method. Using a simple spade or bed redefiner, we run a 3" trench around your beds. Why is this important? Well, without a solid trench, you have nowhere to firmly tuck your straw. After your trench, we will spread the pinestraw a few inches over the desired edge, where there now exists a trench. We will then come behind with a spade and firmly "tuck" your pinestraw down into the trenched ground, firmly anchoring the pinestraw into the ground and creating a perfect edge. This locks your edges in place so that months later, you still have beautiful edges. The trenching also forces your pinestraw to settle and flow down into your edges, creating a more defined bed without your pinestraw obnoxiously protruding above your surrounding landscape. When you tuck without the pinestraw, the needles tend to "stick up" because there is no lower ground provided for the room necessary to lay down. Thetrench allows for that nice laid-down and settled look. A lot of residential homeowners love the "roll" until they discover the trench and tuck method, which gives them that super clean commercial look. Luckie's Pinestraw harvests and installs so that whether you're residential or commercial, you're buying direct, bypassing the upcharge created by sub-contractors hired out by inexperienced contractors. That being said, we do work with landscapers on many commercial projects. If you're not close to one of our locations around the southeast, simply call and ask for Anthony. We will gladly travel for the right volume, although you may very well be in one of our service areas. Our crews are fully prepared to help that Property Management Group or Homeowners Association take care of their upcoming install. Your property will look amazing; and, with our competitive pricing, you'll save money in the process. Check out the three links below to see a demo of our "StayPut," recent work, and our most recent location's FB page for Destin Fl. drive.google.com/file/d/1voZKgo9pSq1akzyw1O4MfYp-R-MSZJJ4/view?usp=drivesdk drive.google.com/drive/folders/13NakV375ubMNLSsstOvTan6-H0bor2kg facebook.com/profile.php?id=61567710086266&mibextid=ZbWKwL

Unfortunately, with the "roll," your pinestraw edges lose that straight edge after wind or rain. It compresses and edges end up flowing over your curbs, sidewalks, and grass edges. I've been in and around pinestraw for over 20 years, so it is a problem I am all too familiar with. Two solutions so that you're ensured, not just a decent edge, but a perfect one until the next spread: One, is a product called "StayPut" (developed by us at Luckie's Pinestraw) which sprays on invisible and acts as a hairspray for pinestraw. This allows for the "roll" but tacks the straw together so your rolled edges will actually hold for up to a year, although your pinestraw's color may require an additional spread every six months. The other, and more economical solution, as far as what we charge to install pinestraw, is the "trench and tuck" method. Using a simple spade or bed redefiner, we run a 3" trench around your beds. Why is this important? Well, without a solid trench, you have nowhere to firmly tuck your straw. After your trench, we will spread the pinestraw a few inches over the desired edge, where there now exists a trench. We will then come behind with a spade and firmly "tuck" your pinestraw down into the trenched ground, firmly anchoring the pinestraw into the ground and creating a perfect edge. This locks your edges in place so that months later, you still have beautiful edges. The trenching also forces your pinestraw to settle and flow down into your edges, creating a more defined bed without your pinestraw obnoxiously protruding above your surrounding landscape. When you tuck without the pinestraw, the needles tend to "stick up" because there is no lower ground provided for the room necessary to lay down. Thetrench allows for that nice laid-down and settled look. A lot of residential homeowners love the "roll" until they discover the trench and tuck method, which gives them that super clean commercial look. Luckie's Pinestraw harvests and installs so that whether you're residential or commercial, you're buying direct, bypassing the upcharge created by sub-contractors hired out by inexperienced contractors. That being said, we do work with landscapers on many commercial projects. If you're not close to one of our locations around the southeast, simply call and ask for Anthony. We will gladly travel for the right volume, although you may very well be in one of our service areas. Our crews are fully prepared to help that Property Management Group or Homeowners Association take care of their upcoming install. Your property will look amazing; and, with our competitive pricing, you'll save money in the process. Check out the three links below to see a demo of our "StayPut," recent work, and our most recent location's FB page for Destin Fl. drive.google.com/file/d/1voZKgo9pSq1akzyw1O4MfYp-R-MSZJJ4/view?usp=drivesdk drive.google.com/drive/folders/13NakV375ubMNLSsstOvTan6-H0bor2kg facebook.com/profile.php?id=61567710086266&mibextid=ZbWKwL

Battery-powered: Pro=cuts the cord for more freedom. CONS: 1). Tends to be heavier with batter and long usage up and down height. 2). Charges can hold so much, than one expects to have a second Battery. 3). When the lights don't come on, no charging available so one wonders whether the charger or the battery is bad. Either is very expensive to replace and in my case, I've looked everywhere for parts for the Snapper HT584, and no battery or charger shows up, KZbin doesn't show troubleshooting and thus, one expects to buy a new one for this only 3-yr old hedge trimmer. Not very good selling points.

Wish I had a cool name like that eh.....

I thought it did a damn good job!

Nice mower!! I bought a ISX2200 May of 2024 and love it. The ride is amazing for a mower! I put 130hrs in 4 months. Not many but i don't mow commercially.

Looks like a good unit!

Is there one for a 61’ Ferris and what is the price range for something like that

I'd like to mount one to my SxS for trail clearing.

I would stain the floor and not paint it.

Conversing with a dealer for this mower. I just need to confirm it can climb a hill/not bog/still mow.

i love my pas225 got it this year and just picked up a new redmax 61'' so i can use my mz61'' as a backup now

Beautiful manageable size creek bed.. nice setting

What kind of tires were those on there? Did they tear up the turf at all?

I tow/pull aerators, trailers, lawn sweepers, etc..with a zero turn.

Can these units have the plate put on the back so you can stand on them?

What happen to you man? You haven’t posted in a while and I’m local to you brother miss your videos

Hate it when guys build these great drainage systems but never show them in action against a heavy down pour.

So having a bad knee that I do walk on with "just standing" would you recommend a "Stand On" or a "Sit Down" mower?..small yard, tired of push mower with power wheels I have to walk behind?..

Good Stuff!! Thank you. I'm working on a back yard remodel and your video will help me with the functional drainage riverbed!!

Can batteries be fully recycled?

We’ve been sucking up our leaves like this for 3 years now and have never looked back. So much more efficient than blowing to the street.

Any chance of you expanding your vocabulary beyond the word “SUPER”?

I have an old 1998 mtghs with the collection system just got my wife a b23 and man oh man love walkers all around such a stunning machine the cut quality is unmatched and they stripe so beautifully

My hedge trimmer frequently jams. I know I didn't spend over $200, if that. I'm a homeowner with a small corner property with hedges. This makes me think I need better equipment.

Couldn't you just get the longer arms

Thanks!

How have those briggs motors held up? Are they as good as the kawasaki?

My new goal is to get the new IS6200 with a 48 hp cat engine although I do own the ISX3300 2024 addition

Wow!! Phenomenal.

What is the price difference ??

How’s that arising holding up? That was my first enclosed trailer and took a beating

surly pro mowers eould last more than two months ?

I have the Toro 60 volt 24" hedge clipper, runs close to a hour ... power is as good as a 21cc gas trimmer. Battery powered equipment from Toro, Echo, Husqvarna, Stihl has finally gotten to where it needs to be.

Does at z2 52 handle hills just as good ?

Finally someone who gets to the point instead of the history of shrubs, electricity and who invented the word, "landscaping."

Check out the Tri-clone HEAVY DUTY trimmer heads for your next lawn care jobs

Every mower has it's purposes Stand on i like for a gas station Meduim flat residential accounts ________________________________ Sit down for large accounts Feilds large Achers. _______________________________ Walk behind for hill side or Meduim Accounts. _______________________________ Self propelled or push for small accounts so each mower has it's Perks as use for me.

I liked your video. I am considering a similar situation for drainage in my rear lane. Would there be any issue with leaving it as a drainage run without plastic and rock? Just as a grassed or bare soil run?

That's a nice hedge . What plant is it . The colour is awesome.

Nice setup pal enjoyed you gave me some ideas for mines. Thanks for sharing keep up the great work got a new subscriber.💯🔥

Were you paid to endorse either product?

I am starting a landscaping business and I was wondering your thoughts on the milwaukee push mower versus a gas powered

Same here in Southern Missouri until mid summer at least.

Bro I gotta go to Morgan's power equipment and get me one fr🔥🔥🔥🥶🥶🥶

Absolutely refused to trim like everyone else...the ol'' crepe murder. Ours were here when we got here 10 yrs ago..they are prob 25 yrs old and never been pruned...beauties at 20+ ft tall. But...sunlight became blocked by neighbor's crap yews and lichens grew on last 3 ft of tree tops and blooming almost stopped. Wife and i used ladder and 15 ft lopper to cut way high up, yet below the lichen growth and at random lengths...not a straight trim like a bowl haircut. Like having brand new trees now. No nubs with suckers looking like trash.

Where you at brotha

I have a 1995 928d with 6000+ hours on it. Still runs and works great. Hasn't been without maintenance but an awesome machine with a long life!