[JRI Landscaping]

Post em up!

 

[Filipiak]

In Michigan... I can't wait for green grass. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Ibow]

In Michigan... I can't wait for green grass. Thanks for sharing.

Waiting for green grass, no more snow & no more rain. But those stripes above look great!

 

[Filipiak]

Waiting for green grass, no more snow & no more rain. But those stripes above look great!

My lawn is lagging behind a bit. If we could just get some sunshine!

 

[Chuckduck]

Post em up!

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What kind of mower do you use ?

 

[joeslawncaree]

Never mind can't get my images up.

 

[JRI Landscaping]

What kind of mower do you use

I have 3 SCAG walkbehinds and 1 husquvarna(probably not spelled right) mz-t

 

[ProStreetCamaro]

This one is my own lawn. Plow messed up the front by the court.

 

[JRI Landscaping]

This one is my own lawn

Looks great! Did you use a drone for that picture?

 

[JLSLLC]

Nice pics everybody. Curious of the overhead shot as well

 

[TrainingWheels]

Now this is my kind of tread! Subscribed

JR, a motion is made to rename the thread to the Grappeneing

BTW guys that is some legit work, keep it up!

For my Michigan friends soon enough. This season the equipment will be in the best shape ever!....Lot's and lots of maintenance.

BR,

~TW

 

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[JRI Landscaping]

Looking good bluetruck

 

[twiin640]

Going to start cutting grass part time for extra money and had never heard of striping until I ran across this site. I have a question or two.

Is there any benefit to striping or is it purely cosmetic? Do customers actually ask for striping. I've always thought that a nicely groomed lawn without showing that someone had just cut it would be the thing people were after.

 

[dishboy]

Stripes are nice, unfortunately most mowers leave hideous wheel tracks also. IMO lawns without wheel-tracks rate better than lawns that are striped with hideous tracks .

 

[TrainingWheels]

Going to start cutting grass part time for extra money and had never heard of striping until I ran across this site. I have a question or two.

Is there any benefit to striping or is it purely cosmetic? Do customers actually ask for striping. I've always thought that a nicely groomed lawn without showing that someone had just cut it would be the thing people were after.

I could be wrong (please chime in if I am), I'm pretty sure that there quite a few customers that like stripes....But there are more guys cutting lawns, who absolutely love stripes.

Welcome to the board,

BR,

~TW

 

[GRANTSKI]

Idk my bobcats make them as long as you have sharp blades. I never heard of stripe kits before either. I always thought nice stripes were the result of a good cutting machine & the operator following a straight line. Guy I worked for before insisted on never changing the pattern, which looked good, but most agree isn't good for the lawn.