This is the COOLEST Attachment for the Walker Mower! (Bed Shaper / Edger)

[@michaelferris6370]

I have always liked to do hand edging. Way more labor intensive and time consuming. But nothing beats the quality of a hand edge.

[@fillmzy2719]

until you do it 50 times a day and get poop in your mouth :(

[@lawnboy4492]

Very nice job guys! Looks like the walker bed edger saves a lot of time and labor. If I did any mulching I would definitely look into getting one for my walker. Keep up the good work. See ya on the next one.

[@kobelcofan]

It looks very nice. It's good you guys take some of the old mulch out too.

[@timsulzberger6658]

I love that attachment and the job you guys did.

[@josephrottina1901]

Looks like that attachment works great brother.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@richscott2952]

I have bed shaper walk unit ,great unit to get edges started saves labor cost , finish edge , cleanup always pain no matter what , hand edge or shaper , easy to get party started with machine first

[@hankcarson7417]

I've worked 12 years as a golf course mechanic. I do all repairs, maintenence and adjust machines as I see problems in the field. The hard part is choosing to go with a machine that does it all with acceptable results or go with a dedicated machine that performs art work every time. Though golf courses usually deal with jd, torro, and Jacobsen, I find the walker to be specialized and yet has a good platform to accept other well designed attachments and still perform beautifully, while saving man hours.

[@trentcasebeer1326]

Looks great and time efficient

[@MikeinNJ]

Steve…Jim…I love you guys…you know I bleed walker yellow…but i don’t see running out to grab one of those 😂😂

[@carterbremner9957]

Awesome video, never seen that kinda machine before pretty cool

[@a.j.henderson7406]

Love my walker edger!!!

[@ziggybrothers]

Sweet!

[@168meister]

awesome job

[@KenMrKLC]

I’ve used this attachment and could never get anything exceptionally good without lots of extra attention. Still to this day I cut the initial line with a stick edger then follow up with a hand edger then remove the cut edgings with a pitchfork and wheelbarrow. Also I always do spring cleanup first. However I live in an area where people can afford the exceptional look.

[@KenMrKLC]

I noticed after you mentioned you typically would cleanup first…. But yea it is a fast result but just not as crisp as my method and by hand. If the end result was as good and faster it would be great. It does “decent”

[@ctlandscapemaintenancesolu494]

cool what song is that oh i got it ya the first song what one was that

[@rlawn]

how deep of a grove does it leave. thank you

[@geraldtreptow2590]

Awesome👍

[@jamess9208]

would be good for privacy hedge beds that are long, for tree rings or tiny awkward wavy circly beds that everyone likes to make, think the bed redefiner attachment a little less cumbersome

[@rontopping2048]

I wouldn't put my name on that job , spring cleanup, edge , mulch . Full service or nothing

[@peterfreeman3299]

Nice job. Dot doesn’t bother you for not strapping equipment down?

[@richscott2952]

Stay local a lot less dot

[@rontopping7811]

Unfortunately no power tool that edges beds properly. Hand is the only way to get nice 3 inch cut

[@joelrobblee4973]

Painful to see how slow this took and not to mention potential turff damage kombie pack sthl hand held is fast as can be and probably better quality at end

[@pppaaa5399]

nice tool, but it's not practical (too big, and expensive) for most people to have one.

[@smurfygoodtimes8148]

I didn't see anything a stick edger and weed eater couldn't handle in a fraction of the time. For the price paid. I'd grind yard, edge weed eat, blow off for the time spent. woulda looked Muah 45 min. two guys. But what do I know 30 years in. Edges don't need to be deeper than the sod. ✌

[@TheMexicanU.S.Marine]

Yea not impressed, lines are very crooked and does not put a good enough taper for possible mulch.