Part 2 HondaHRX vs Super Recycler vs TimeMaster | Mulching Mowers

[@TheLawnCareNut]

Lots of folks asking where I got the mower stand: amzn.to/2XXiF5E (I have an older version - this one is updated)

[@TheLawnGuardian]

No matter how well the mower cuts I always think a double cut lawn looks best. Thanks for the video!

[@TWinnings_InTheLawn]

I just picked up a Honda HRX. I have Bermuda grass and the lower cut setting sealed the deal for me. Thanks for the video Allyn.

[@keithc1335]

You can still walk forward with your trimmer but you just need to change the direction you rotate around your yard. For example, move clockwise instead of counterclockwise or vice versa. It all just depends which way the string is rotating - into or out of the beds.

[@1johnfife1]

Walk backwards lol... exactly what I was thinking when he said that. These ppl have been bashing him since "the move", eventually all the negativity does get to a man!

[@mikeryan6277]

I was going to say the same thing if you walk backwards clockwise it is the same rotation as forward counter clockwise.

[@Boodieman72]

Toro looks like it did the best. The most important thing I learned from the video is that I need to sharpen my mower blades.

[@johns17m]

The value of all the information you share is obviously enormous, but what makes me like you and your channel the most is that you plug so many other channels and help grow the community. It’s awesome, thank you!

[@TheLawnCareNut]

thanks bro! As Castleberry would say "my brothers and sisters, from other misters"

[@The330Guy]

Old Cub Cadet mower just died on me after 10 years. Looking at one of these three for our next purchase. I appreciate the review almost three years later!

[@marcellochiarenza9171]

Hello Alan for the time spent explaining the differences between Toro and Honda. You are very careful and meticulous in dealing with the topic ... much appreciated. I thank you and greet you from Italy. See you soon! Marcello Ciao Alan per il tempo dedicato a spiegare le differenze riscontrate tra Toro e Honda. Sei molto attento e meticoloso nell'affrontare l'argomento...molto apprezzato. Ti ringrazio e ti saluto dall'italia. A presto! Marcello

[@brendandowling9902]

You can also tilt the head of trimmer to direct the clippings!

[@LlyleHunter]

Toro is a mower company Honda makes great engines and motorcycles. I’d get a Toro mower with a Honda engine. I’d get a Honda Gold Wing with a Toro lawn striper too.

[@bobzilla6618]

Lmao!

[@aquienpuedainteresar4188]

Doesn't the super recycler comes with a honda engine?... mine does

[@kyleabel9877]

some models do, others still come with a B&S mower.

[@aquienpuedainteresar4188]

Ok thanks, didn't know this...the more you know the more you mow

[@davidjonburke2729]

Love my Toro with the 6.5 horsepower Troy-Bilt motor

[@tubingtomtom]

Great content for both mowers. You sold me on the Honda for maneuvering tight spots which is my biggest gripe with my small lawn

[@RVALawnLove]

Smooth vs level is a great point. I do commercial floors for a living, and it’s the best way to describe to someone the point of floor prep...to make the floor smooth, not necessarily level. A lot of old slabs would need extensive work to be “level”, and that’s a whole other process.

[@richardatherton6210]

I have a hrx537 and super recycler I set the back wheels higher than the front when mulching. Makes a big difference.

[@bpl1376]

Thanks for being so detailed and doing part 2 and owning part 1, i.e. wasn't the best you could give! Great quality!

[@billhammes1563]

Loved the video and shoutout to Ryan Knorr

[@frozn155]

When trimming with a straight shaft trimmer (spins counter-clockwise) move to the left, and with a curved shaft trimmer (spins clockwise) move to the right.

[@Kernsp3822]

Awesome job. Been waiting for this review since your original Recycler vs Super Recycler video with Jake.

[@zhelko]

i start with trimming/edging and then mow. this keeps the lawn clean of the longer grass clippings (especially when the lawn is overgrown). this works better if bagging.

[@randallhunter3912]

Triming, blowing, mowing and then blow again. I know that's a lot of blowing going on, lol

[@carpentrylover145]

I could never get a good edge with a string trimmer. Now I use a edger, it's just as fast and looks better. Just my opinion 😉

[@DrewSorensenMusic]

Kurt Rodammer I think Allyn does use an edger, once or a couple times a season. But does general cleanup with a string trimmer.

[@JustinJoyinglife]

I will change up between backwards and forwards depending on the lay out of the yard. The key is to make sure the string is spinning towards the grass. You can also get a different weed eater gear box that spins the way you're comfortable with. Not all spin counter-clockwise.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I'm learning so much that I never knew about string trimmers lol

[@JustinJoyinglife]

@@TheLawnCareNut I personally feel awkward using the clockwise heads, but my buddy is left handed and loves it because he has the power head on the opposite side of his body.

[@cieje34]

I have the same Honda. I feel the mulching works great. It's only when I cut more than third of the leaf the mulching leaves clippings behind. And from the video it looked like it was well over 1/3, just saying.

[@kevinscott6372]

I have the new Honda hrx217 200cc. Great cut. I do put back wheels one notch lower then front. Makes better cut for some reason. Can't go wrong with either mower.

[@zhelko]

LCN, how about a part 3 where you’re bagging the clippings?

[@cammitchell5049]

Move the governor spring to the next hole on the honda. It will rev to the correct speed and mulch heaps better

[@tonynassisi7562]

Good review. I wonder which would be better for a low and tight bermuda yard. I normally cut with a Tru-Cut reel mower, but sometimes go behind and mulch or bag with a 34 year old Snapper Hi-Vac walk behind that is on it's last legs.

[@michaelsmart3776]

I have been doing lawn service for about 25 years. I always walk backwards. If you can't walk backwards just make sure you start from the right side. It will throw the clippings out and back.

[@GrassDaddy]

Or get the Ego trimmer it spins opposite way 😂 took me a while to get used to it lol

[@thebigv8644]

Do you use the factory blades or go to some aftermarket type. Also, why do mower blades have such a short cutting edge? Seems that if they were longer they would be more effective in that it’s now knocking over some of the blades but instead cutting them....more cutting are should equal less missed blades of grass??

[@cbremer83]

At the speeds they are spinning at, I don't think that matters all that much. Look at how fast you can go on some riders. And they have about the same ratio of cutting surface on the blade. I would think that someone tested this long ago and found it to be pointless to have more cutting surface. I could be totally wrong though. I am sure someone will correct me if I am.

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

The best part of this video was the music!! Oh and the lawn info, my 42 yr son put the blade wrong on my push mower, so much for a supervisor helping his mom.;)

[@DavidRodriguez-vo7rp]

Just picked up a Toro super recycler self pace with the Honda engine. She’s a beast. Highest setting is measured at 4” for me- which is the the height I cut my st aug so it worked out.

[@andyleibrook6012]

I think on this video the Super Recycler looked the best to me. I have used Honda's, Snappers, Recyclers and Super Recyclers in cool season/transition grasses and personally find the regular Recycler gives me the better cut.

[@Gaballard82]

Allan, whats the disadvantages of mowing below 3"? I have a neighbor who has very green St. Augustine but he keeps it around 1 1/2" low. It looks beautiful but I am afraid its going to look horrendous come winter. What will happen to his lawn, long term? Cutting it that short cannot be good.

[@windycityrider]

Can you provide some info on the lawnmower stand that you used in this video? Where to buy it?

[@TheLawnCareNut]

Yes, the one I have is older but here is the updated version amzn.to/2XXiF5E

[@07SATS]

A notch down on back wheel makes wonders on mulching on my Honda. Tried that trick mentioned in Part I.

[@Lawnvolution]

Makes all the difference. Great cut👍

[@TheLawnCareNut]

Cool!! I gotta mess with it some more too.

[@wayneessar7489]

Leaf mulching as well, in the fall.

[@Lawnvolution]

Wayne Essar oh yeah👍

[@smokesgtp]

The Honda won't mulch ideally until you use Honda's prescribed mulching pattern. The counterclockwise box pattern helps a lot, but shouldn't be necessary IMO.

[@GrundleGoblin]

What do you think about using a flow meter instead of timing a sprinkler for watering a lawn?

[@ciscotophat]

2:52 You guys remember that part in E.T. where E.T. was wrapped in the blanket in the bike basket? Similarities between these two scenes for sure.

[@spiffyman64]

I instantly thought this when he came on with that head cover lolol.

[@DIYDad1]

Still using the pas-225 I see! That thing is a beast, I just got one and did a review on it. I prefer walking forward when trimming, walking around the house and fences left-to-right. It's all personal preference, no right or wrong way as long as you arent scalping anything like my neighbor is always doing lol. Man, I need a timemaster too now Haha! My view of Honda has been tainted a bit with transmission problems lately. Bullet proof engine but my self propelled isnt working anymore, grrr...

[@frankdomina2890]

Which of the two do you think is easier to use without engaging the self-propel? I have a few places I need to be really careful and with my current mower, I disengage the self-propel. Thanks in advance for replying.

[@Todd_Monson]

Another thing to check on the Honda is engine RPM. Mine was almost 800 less than what the service manual called for. Made the adjustment and made a huge difference mulching. Got rid of the stragglers too.

[@futbolplaya07]

How do you check? I’ve a TimeMaster but still curious.

[@grass-patch]

@@futbolplaya07 You would use an inductive type digital tach that picks up the rpm signal from the spark plug wire and adjust to manufacturer's spec. ~Mike

[@natebolton9385]

There's something about that TimeMaster. Good to know about the Honda drive system. That could be useful for me, though I like the look of the cut from the Toro more.

[@davidd3451]

Hey Allen, I was wondering if you ever plan on doing reviews on larger mowers for people that need a tractor or zero turn due to the size our lawn. I currently have 20K of lawn.

[@Dubiels]

Grass Daddy shout out! I like that you guys all support each other! Thanks for the comparison vid Al!

[@jayteixeira5014]

I am very surprised u have not got your hands on a 36” Wright stander for a review, being the LCN an all . That would be a game changer .

[@MikeKraft1975]

I have the toro. I like it. The only thing I can compare it to is my old mower. A Craftsman I used for 10 years. Which was fine. But Not near as good as the toro. My toro is terrible when it comes to bagging. I don’t bag a lot. But I wish it was better. It doesn’t throw the clippings to the back of the bag. So they collect near the front and the bag doesn’t fill as much as it should. When I dump the bag it’s maybe 1/3ish full. mulch’s good.

[@johnblevins2248]

Did you actually measure the mowing height to make sure the height was true??? Toro cut looked cleaner to me.... Js

[@367cuba1]

Love mail box! Yes, I saw his video too. I am a backward walker while I trim, I also walk forward too, Lol... On part one of your review I wanted to say you are correct when it comes to the Honda leaving a strip of grass uncut. My Honda does the same thing. I don't know why it does that. Finding it annoying as I'm done mowing and looking across the lawn and find a strip of grass the mower hasn't cut. Now I look out for it. Other then that I enjoy my Honda. Love your video! Keep on posting them.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

Awesome thank you !

[@TheLawnTools]

Metal shavings can scratch your paint and your cornea. We have to go in with a tiny drill and take out rust when somebody gets metal in their cornea. Safeties! 🤓

[@pdiddy823]

Appreciate the effort, but one of the hardest side by side video’s to follow along with. Not to mention the lawn is in way to pristine condition to start with, hard to gauge the pros and cons on each mower

[@mrgary6117]

Hi LCN , good video. Where did you get that stand to hold up the turf master ? I need one

[@michaelliebe5028]

I own a Ariens Razor 21 and love it. Mulches great. Thanks for the video

[@lazylearner967]

LCN- Another informative Vid- One thing to note on this Video is that your Honda Mower is the premium residential mower with a very powerful engine. It is a big step up from the $400 entry level Honda and results will also reflect that. Many homeowners just buy the basic Honda which while good, is vastly different than what you have. I am biased towards the Honda, since that what I have owned in my own yard for 18 years, and what I used when I was a kid. My dad used a manual real mower until I was in 3rd grade, when he brought home a Honda HR214 (1983 or something) I used that Honda on my own yard and on apartments in my neighborhood when I was a teen. The transmission went out on it in the mid 90's and my dad got a Honda Master's that he still uses today. I have used other mowers over the years at other people's places. My Grandpa had an Ariens Orange Reel mower as well as a cheap push (literally) mower. I have also used Yardman mower's with a cheap Honda engine. Nothing felt as good as a good Honda to me, but then again, that is what I know. I just bought another Honda , this time going with an HRC (my 2nd Honda purchased with my own $'s.) My old HRM215 lasted 18 years. It was really reliable and got used a ton for a homeowner. I usually mowed from March until November or even December. Most of the time every 3-4 days. Things I like about the honda- Super easy to pull the starter cord due to the BBC. It also starts on the 1rst or second pull every time. Even when I pulled it out after winter it would start on the 2nd or 3rd pull. Another thing I like is the reliability. Very Very reliable. The BBC is a must have in my opinion! So easy to move kids toys off the lawn or empty the grass bag without having to restart the motor I had two things go wrong in 18 years of ownership of my old Mower- Transmission in 2011ish- which cost $180. Then in 2018, my coil when out, which cost $100. I would change the oil each year, using synthetic 10w-30. I would take it into the shop every 2-4 years for a tune in the spring or fall. Still had my original bag and it worked well, with no holes. Some things I don't like about it were that the parts seemed expensive. My wheels needed to be replaced every 2-4 years, and weren't cheap. ($20 per wheel). My mower deck was so light that with a full bag of grass, it would pull the front wheels off the ground with each small bump in the lawn. Great Vid LCN. Always fun to try and even buy new machines. I only have one mower, but have 3 different trimmers- Easier to store in my garage than 3 mowers! All the best!

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I had an old Honda mower (my dad did) too. I don't know the year but I want to think it only had a 19" wide cut - it was thin. Would have been about 1985 that we got it if I am remembering right. Upgraded from an orange Sears mower. that Honda was a great unit, had blade stop too which I think was the first of its kind - I still remember the iconography was a turtle and a hair for the speeds.

[@lazylearner967]

@@TheLawnCareNut Yep, Turtle icon for slow, and rabbit for fast. Love those old Hondas. The bag was really difficult for me to snap into place! I was a skinny weak kid and it took all I could muster to get that bag to snap into the correct position.

[@robbiegolding1831]

I just bought the Honda HRX 217, is 3.5" an ok height for St Augustine?been maxing it out at 4"

[@saltysaltine]

I noticed your stop pin on the lawn mower lift isn’t in all the way a lot of times. Great video!

[@09areFish]

Hope to see a review of the Honda HRX217 GCV 200.

[@johns1646]

Allyn, do you believe the Toro's superior mulching would be representative in cool season grass too? Thinking about buying a new mower next season up here in the Northeast and I can't remember if you had a Honda in Indiana, although I know you had Toros.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

Yes it mulches cool season grass even better !

[@TacoCrisma]

How would you say the Timemaster compares to the HRX as far as quality of cut or that “reel mower look”? Long story short I traded my HRR for an HRX and it was a $600 paperweight. I’d have kept the HRR but the back wheel seize was a constant issue. I’m trying to find a brand comparable to the Honda cut but without the incessant issues Honda seems to have between older model bearing and weak newer engines.

[@timh6837]

Hey Allyn! Are you targeting 3” now on the zoysia in summer? I remember you were cutting it at 1.5” in the spring.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

Hey bro. Ideally I want to be at 2.5 fir summer but for now I'm at 3.

[@luisbaez8492]

I've been experimenting with the overlap on the Honda and found that I get a better cut and less stragglers on the St. Aug if I keep the wheel on the inside of the previous pass.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I agree. When I am just mowing on my own without worrying about filming I do the same thing.

[@trevormuggeridge4560]

First Aussie 😁 Informative video Al, The Lawn is dominating your neighbours. I think some of your neighbours have lifted their game since you first moved in but you still dominate. 😁👍👍

[@codylee84]

I try to overlap by a quarter to a half on my St. Augustine here in Houston. Now I'm going to be self conscious about how many stray grass blades I have sticking up after I mow. I know there is some, but it doesn't seem like it's as bad as what your video shows...maybe that is due to the overlap. Great video. I'm actually looking at new mowers. I have a bottom line Toro 22" self propelled, but I'll be damned after not using it for 2-3 years it started up first pull.

[@tunedis95]

Another Houstonian here. Not sure on the overlapping. I run directly on the wheel line with good results. I’ve has a couple 22” big box store Toro’s, just picked up an electric start Toro super recycler, gosh it’s nice. Super light, roles smooth, easier to push than my sons Bob’s stroller. Lol.

[@ob1quixote]

Sorry to ask a non-lawn care question, but do you know the artist on the remix of "Elixir" you used?

[@tomr9509]

As for the string trimmer it spins counter clockwise so you want to walk (in forward direction) so it throughs away from the landscape. So if your house and the beds around it were a clock face (looking down from above) you would walk clockwise around your house. By going the opposite way not only do you through the clippings into the landscape but the clipping get tossed into the uncut that your trimming and works the trimmer more.

[@classicretros23]

which you recommend for a uneven 5,000 sq ft lawn Toro Super Recycler or Honda HRX?

[@chrismcdougall251]

Great video Allyn! What do you use on Topeedo grass in St Augustine? My yard is getting taken over by this stuff!

[@jonmernick780]

I use rust proof scissors to trim up some grass blades that i miss.

[@VaporheadATC]

Do you know if the HRX series mowers have the same problem as the HRR's with the rear wheels locking up when trying to pull backwards? I've had two Honda HRR's over the past decade and each have the same problem right out of the box.

[@TacoCrisma]

They don’t, but don’t bother. My HRR was phenomenal except for the back wheel seize. I got rid of it for an HRX. What an absolute mistake. The engine surges and significantly dips in RPM when you engage the clutch. I was mowing pretty tall grass so I did one pass using the rear discharge at 3, then a second pass at 2. From 3 to 2 the mower couldn’t make it 3 feet without bogging down. Total joke. My HRR was bush hogging at its tallest setting with ease, it just didn’t pull backwards anymore worth a damn. Avoid the HRX like the plague. Check out the HRN where the rear bearing issue was resolved, however be wary because those are reported to have engine surge as well. Funny you just asked this because this all happened to me literally yesterday on Wednesday. I watched this video to see how the time master did because I think that’s the only push mower with a comparable cut quality to Honda.

[@Nightowl82]

have you ever used a stand on zero turn or been offered one to test?

[@rickthomas9278]

in this test , did you have the rear wheels a notch lower on the honda ?

[@bsol23]

What model of the Super Recycler are you using in this????

[@StrikitRich]

Any cordless electric trimmer reviews in the works?

[@justins6875]

i too used to own both the toro SR and honda HRX. I like both mowers too. What drove me nuts with the SR though was the amount of grass clippings that would spray out of the bottom of the mower at the end of your pass on the driveway or sidewalk. The HRX would do this too, but not nearly as much as the SR. For me, i needed to use a blower to clean up the driveway with the SR, but can get away with a broom cleanup cutting with the HRX.

[@greggreen6636]

You ever considered doing a demo of different blades and styles of blades such as copperhead, and gator blades?

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I've always used stock blades, never looked at the others - maybe I should!

[@chadfleming8234]

Great Update Vid Allyn! Question? Wondering if one mower has more power than the other or are they both equivalent in the 6-6.5HP range as that would make a difference. Sorry if you answered this already!

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I'm not sure on that one. I don't know too much about tech specs and stuff like that.

[@robbiegolding1831]

I have both and prefer the Honda. The overall build quality and sturdiness seems better. Also the Toro has difficulty when you want to back up the wheels don't move freely after u release the personal pace. From talking to other Nuts in Toro forums this is quite common. The Honda has no issue. Finally the Toro I have came with a Briggs engine which tends to idle up and down while the Honda purrs like a fine sports car. One area I prefer the Toro is when mulching or bagging . Although it has the annoying plug instead of onboard version ,I find the Toro chute area stays much cleaner when mulching or bagging while the Honda always had a bunch of grass in the chute after a cut. I also like the side discharge option on the Toro while my Honda had only the rear discharge which doesn't seem practical as it's throwing it on your feet as you walk . I love have the team with the two of them but I do enjoy the Honda a bit more.

[@codarussell7925]

Who do you recommend to install Scott’s pro vista? I’m local to the Tampa area and can’t find an installer.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

call Big Earth Supply - they can help you

[@haystephen]

Sorry for the beginner question. What is double cut?

[@Termite159]

Mowing the area twice.

[@mattnardone8595]

Allyn, check your trimmer manual. My Toro trimmer manual says to walk right to left to avoid too much line being wasted when hitting obstacles (fences, brick, etc). Nothing about backwards or forward so that's news to me.

[@dennisgriffith6575]

The recommended way and probably the best way is to trim the same direction as the trimmer head spins. Counter clockwise, right to left. Clockwise, left to right.

[@CR-pq8oe]

Ordered time master super excited to use it. Now toro has a special going on them 100 bucks off! A quick question. I throw a ton of stuff down on my lawn. I live in Illinois. I used carbon x. Scott’s products. Lawn was amazing till I cut it short for the Fourth of July. Now looks almost weak and brown. Is it because of the mow or??? I have an irrigation system and I water every night. Help me can’t have my neighbors defeat me

[@TheLawnCareNut]

May have got zapped with heat stress right after the low mow - but there is a lot of fungus going around right now too - dollar spot and brown patch - could be that it was just revealed for the first time when you cut low.

[@berardia4]

Nice comparison but actually I think the Honda is better for long straight runs and the Toro is better for short ones. the Honda is less maneuverable and heavier to pull backwards IMO. Also as for cut quality it should be mentioned you need a sharp blade as a Wal-Mart mower with a sharp blade will do a better job than either of those with a dull blade.

[@DigitalN]

Hey Allen, just curious if you’ve ever gave a cub cadet mower a try? That’s the brand a local dealer sells and I’m curious how they compare when it comes to mulching. I would like to shop local but I also want a great product!

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I have not used their stuff but GrassDaddy has and I think he has been pretty happy

[@eddylee587]

Damn cool tunes!!! Both seem to cut well. I'm still undecided. I wish Honda would come out with a 30"er. It be a no brainier!

[@conniewhite7978]

Get the timemaster

[@judecastanos9813]

Another great review! I used to walk forward myself and the transition to going backwards isn't bad. What are your thoughts on the Edgit Pro?

[@electriccuts]

Side discharge or rear discharge will also give you a better cut because you create better lift and air flow. And using a high lift blade should give you an even better looking cut.

[@jlema2392]

Toro definitely won this battle imo... great video Allen!

[@kendogz161]

This is my first time buying a mower. Do you think this mower is the right size for .8 of an acre or do you need a ride on at that point? The lawn is mostly flat with little to no obstacles.

[@nsmturbo5902]

Flat with zero obstacles I would get the Toro Timemaster, my yard is about the same size.

[@leeluv96]

Did he mention if he left the back setting lower than the front on this test? It was a suggestion made by a viewer on the first test.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

Went back to normal for this one.

[@Justoneofthepeople]

On a double cut mow try going the reverse direction on the second cut, also rather than mowing right up to paths, garden edges and the like turn before the path line, finish the mow with a clean up lap or maybe two around the outside (Inside of paths and garden edges) this gives a professional looking mow

[@manualidadesalrescatediy9039]

Hello I live in Florida and am trying to grow grass in areas of my lawn that have nothing but patches and sand like dirt ..I'm not very knowledgeable with plants or grass but I'm interested in growing grass on the bare areas is there anything you recommend thats beginner friendly ? Thanks😀

[@TheLawnCareNut]

yes, plant grass plugs, you can get them at Home Depot or from my website. That is the best way to fill in barespots in Florida and you can do it right now since we are in the rainy season.

[@bobpena1490]

Good review...Might want to check Honda to make sure motor is in right rpm range ...and i my opinion the jx75 and jx 85 deer push mower had the best cut in st Augustine type grass...need to do a review on exmark wide area mower in 36 inch in a hydro

[@wayneessar7489]

Those Deere had that donut shaped decks and sure mulched well! They were a pain to bag with that was for sure, that tube attachment and the bag hanging from the handle was not easy to use in lush turf.

[@bobpena1490]

@@wayneessar7489 The thing when you bagged is the front of mower got light and bag was not big enough. .but compared to mowers today it had a way better cut ..

[@pnojazz]

6 stars for the Bossa Nova Jazz intro!!!!!

[@DK85]

Good stuff, Allyn! I’m looking forward to a future overlap video and discussion. Personally, I think speed and overlap are equally important!

[@myk1200s]

Dude I'm diggn that music who is that ❓forget the mow..... 😮🤣🤣

[@14NJGUY]

Hiya Allyn, how's the hydretane potted plant?

[@TheLawnCareNut]

dead, I threw them away after the test ha ha!

[@jrrn96]

Theres only one person I know who can make every grass blade famous 🤣

[@KingArtexerxes]

As I make a pass, I’m looking for that occasional blade that got missed in the previous pass, then I pause and get the missed blade, then resume my my normal pass. Works well for me without having to overlap much and not double passing.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

I have old eyes so I can't see the stragglers from 5' away lol

[@2Gr8Luey]

What kind of stand was that that you lifted your mower up with and where can I purchase it at

[@TheLawnCareNut]

It's on amazon - it's just like a lawn mower kick stand amzn.to/2XXiF5E

[@sirliftsalot1154]

A Scag V-Ride with a velocity deck would be ideal for cut quality but that mower is on another level from these box store mowers.

[@wadeb.5509]

I'ma so screwed. Zoysia in back Bermuda on the side and TTTF in front. "No Honey, I really do need both mowers because...."

[@TheLawnCareNut]

sounds like a party!

[@jinx0192]

Toro for the win! Also beer taste better while watching your vids! Double win!

[@TheLawnCareNut]

🤘

[@briand.1694]

Lets see which one cuts better after 15+ years, cutting St Augustine 12 months a year in south Florida heat. My money is on the Honda.

[@marcusworld87]

@@briand.1694 idk i have own my toro for 11 years , i replace the blade every other year since there only 15 bucks at most, and it does great

[@kenzaleski5198]

Thanks for the review, both seem to be great machines. 1st, video quality on this cam is far superior to your other review, other video had a continuous blurry area, a few feet away from the cam. My 1st thought was wow, Allyn got a new camera! 2nd I always do the backwards walk when trimming, takes a bit to get used to, but you'll get the hang of it, and your beds will stay much cleaner. Thanks for the content..Ken

[@TheLawnCareNut]

thanks bro!

[@randallhunter3912]

I just stayed walking the other way this year when you talked about it in a previous video, wasn't much of an achievement for me but I have to edge out my sidewalks and driveways first now walking forward and then go around the house

[@aliyarmathews7956]

What kind of grass is this ?