Tri-County Lawn & Landscape picture thread

[TriCountyLawn]

Some more bush trimming, I can hardly move my arms. Luckily this was the last job for now. Only one before pic but if ya look at some of the mowing pics you can see the bushes were a lil crazy around this place.






And a few more of the same job

[bshustack]

Nice work!

[Schrock Lawns]

Looks nice man
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[TriCountyLawn]

Got everything finished for the week since they are forecasting rain the rest of the week. I had more pics of today but i swear my phone is getting Alzheimer's or something....

[TriCountyLawn]

[TriCountyLawn]

Its amazing what a lil bit of rain does for ya.

[TriCountyLawn]

A few pics of the mower

[TriCountyLawn]

Not lawn related but moved some firewood I had piled up on my cousins farm. Wont be long and it will be time to use it.

[TriCountyLawn]

Been splitting and stacking wood each night after mowing...







A Mow N Go






And a irrigation problem...to be continued

[TriCountyLawn]

Had to get this all dug up. This was a drag cause I had no previous knowledge of the system and with a large sweet gum tree about 15' away so I had to dig pretty aggressively to get thru the roots. So once I got going every root looked liked the conductor wire it was fairly stressful digging. And to boot there was irrigation trash around it so I didnt know if I was digging into the system...arggg





The reason for the break was a combo of a 2" root that grew under the valve and the valve cover box settling or even being installed tight to the pipe/valve. Im thinking a mower ran over the box on the regular and lead to the valve breaking right at the last part of the in sides thread (toro valve with male threaded ends).

The original valve was threaded right in the T off of the main. So for future serviceability I put a length of pipe between the main and the valve as well as after the valve.