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you really should not bag grass
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Originally Posted by brjohnso
Thanks for the advice. I hate seeing a yard with shavings in it after it's been mowed. I'm sure customers will feel the same. What used models should I look at that will do what I want it to do? That's my main goal... making the yard looking as close to bagged as possible. I would bag it with that Exmark given the 3 bag system, but thanks to your advice... I won't go all out on a mower until the business is thriving. I have a simple F-150 heritage as a truck and it's relatively new. My dad has a Deere 48" riding with 2 bag system. I love the way that cuts and only had to rebag a couple times on a 1 acre lot with zoysia. That would be great for the typical .25 and .5 acre lots. Of course, a deal must be worked on the wear and tear of the mower. Would that be the smartest move? Or buying used equipment? Also, since I will be starting small at first and testing the waters... would insurance and business license be necessary right now or until the business is thriving? Thanks in advance.
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it takes too long, and robs the turf of nutrients...... unless really required in your area you do not bag....
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