glad to help.

hope it did. i know here weve been getting lots of rains and this storm that just came through

not sure i would go with a wider blad but find that size in the gater g5 if they have it. you figure those spindles will be under more stress with a wider blade that is gonna have a little more weight to it. I would look into it more as this is a great question and not one i had ever thought about.

the grass is what it lifts. high lights will create a vaccum that will lift grass blades high and low lift doesnt lift them as much.

​@curbappeallawncarellc4263 thank you. Does the lift also pull dirr and loose sand into mulch bag, o are thise items to heavy.

@@raczyk when i mulch to a bag usually its mostly just the grass. might be a little dirt but its not sucking the dirt up like a vaccum

welcome and yeah gator blades are a way to go usually. have a great season

welcome

let me know your model number. i can do some research for you and try to help you out

@@curbappeallawncarellc4263 YTH2348 thank you for offering that!

I have fescue in the front yard & zoysia in the back. Should I be using different blades on them ? What.kind of blade will work on both types of grass?

@@curbappeallawncarellc4263 Thanks for the response. I thought I got back to you, but realized it didn't. The model is YTH2348. I contacted Husqvarna and they mentioned they don't make low or flat for that model.

@@leecarman6357 ideally yes you should use two different blads as zoysia you typically want to cut like gulf course short. Fescue i would use high lift on.. The zoysia can depend. i have used my usual high lifts and its done the job. i would probably use low lift or even a standard flat blade. Since usually you cut zoysia between 1inch and 2inches.

correct it is. but theres also mulching blades with out the gator style.

yeah that can happen. honestly with sharp blades it is possible to still end up with missed blades of grass. expecially sparse and such type of grass. lot of times the mower deck pushes the grass down and it may not spring back up right away.

oh i hear ya there. and i have and there great. i know most of us dont swap blades out based on the grass. we typically just run what we have.

thanks man.. so are you. hope things are going good there

havent tried them. mainly cause the price.

I run Ballards on my mower (the HI-Rise ones not the X blades) and they don't seem to care how high the grass is and tear through it. They have a taller wing on them compared to standard high lift blades though. Kinda remind me of my old Snapper HI-Vac with the Air Lift blades

@@ramdude12 nice havent tried ballard things yet.

id use a keeped sharp low lift mower blade as centipede grass usually you cut pretty short like carpet. but you can use a high lift as well. Over all u just want to be using a good sharp blade.

I run Ballard super high lifts on mine. I have a Toro Timecutter 30" that comes with gator blades stock but with the speed that my yard grows and the mixture of clover, fescue, and rye in the back yard had major issues with clumping and buildup (these mowers are known for it unfortunately) With the new ones I have zero issues and produce a carpet like cut mowing on the 2nd lowest setting and the vacuum created helps leave a nice stripe. Great at side discharging and will absolutely PACK the bagger full meaning more time between stopping. I will have to try a low lift set someday and compare though!

thanks taking after you and your landscape transformations

thank you for watching

im the same way. if im already caught ill finish the lawn. but if not then i wait and if to much rain then moving to another day. mowing wet grass isnt great.

yeah i dont know what id do if it rained like that here. Have some yards that if it rains even a little for a few you will just be skipping it as it gets soggy. bad drainage

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thanks to ya both. started a new channel i see. well got another subscriber

thanks man

thank ya

thank you

thanks man. you doing big things as well

Thanks for watching!

thanks man

thanks guys. hope your doing well in your world

thanks man

yes that is true. ive seen some good quality in bulk to. for both it really depends on where its coming from and for color mulch its always about the dye they use and if evenly coated.

Thanks for the idea.

reasonable reason man. bulk does have its advantages.

hey man well yeah there can be a price difference at times. i think bulk is like 25-30 a yard here and a yard covers 100 square feet at 3 inches thick. so roughtly need 13 bags of mulch to cover that 100 square feet. and depending on price of bagged gonna run between 50 and 60 bucks. Could be less depending where you get the bags from.

@@curbappeallawncarellc4263 gotcha! Thanks! 🙏

Thanks for the reply man. yeah ive used both and sometimes its hard to choose whats better. I use bagged the most even though i hate touching or moving things more then once and i find myself and others usually stage bagged mulch and then open and spread and that annoys me but i do it myself. Least with bulk you really only touch it once besides spreading. and yeah red can have its issues. though seems alot of people here like red.

@@curbappeallawncarellc4263 Yeah same here most brick homes they like the red color mulch for some reason lol

@@SwaysLawnCare red does pop alot but black can too. good cypress should as well but some reason alot of people are all over the red

the newer ferrises are much better. though they lake deck height. believe there still only doing 4.5 max height. wish they would go to 5. but still good machines

what models you running? ill have to check your channel out

yeah its a bit heavy. once it goes ill just get a homeowner toro that is only a couple hundred and then just replace when needed. I try to avoid push mowing anything

thanks man

thanks man welcome

live in clearwater, fl

being solo has its perks but also having a helper does too. Your dad seems to do alot of great work

thank you so much Jaxon. i will be on your channel this weekend watching your vids. make sure to tell daddy to have subscription's set to public or i cant see that yall subscribed.

thanks man. ill check your channel out too

Thanks man

thank you

Thanks for the info. I'm learning that and trying to work on it

@@curbappeallawncarellc4263 If you want i will help you?

thats a great ideal. i might do that for a third video. that would take a little more time planning and executing. thanks for the comment and feel free to view the channel and subscribe

hope doing well.

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@bigsonslawncare hi Mistur R