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lawnsnake
01-15-2004, 03:14 PM
I have a walk behind self-propelled z-turn Honda lawnmower. It has the feature of locking the front swivel wheels in place for holding hills, etc. One particular place that I mow has a 75-80 degree hill that is mowed. It is too long of a hill to go up and down. Can I change the wheel size or change the tires to rubber or what do you all recomend to solve the problem of my lawn-mower wanting to slide down as I go across the hill? I have also thought that more weight on the machine would help. I know that it weighs more than most because it is a commercial bagger. What do you all recommend?:gunsfirin
AndrewE
01-15-2004, 03:31 PM
"One particular place that I mow has a 75-80 degree hill that is mowed."
Nothing can do that! Try your weedeater.
twins_lawn_care
01-15-2004, 04:40 PM
yeah, if you can mow a 80 degree incline, you may be able to make a lot of money at the circus! :D
Just kidding of course.
I think sometimes hills seem a lot worse then they actually are.
I'd have to say weed whack that area, and maybe look into suggesting a slower growing grass.
lawnman_scott
01-15-2004, 09:19 PM
Do you mow Mt Everest? Its probably not that steep. Watch nascar? Bristol is banked at 33 i think, and you can barley walk up it.
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