No that's about the size I'm looking for. I need something with more power because I completely restored my front lawn last year and the grass is THICK. It's lush and beautiful but my old 140cc mower just doesn't do a good job. I have to go over it twice (crisscross) to get a good cut. Now my back yard isn't as important because our dog is a destroyer of turf.
I looked at new ones on Thursday. I have a 9 year old Husqvarna YTH24V48 which I like, but it is getting old and I am wondering how much longer it will last. Husqvarna has a lot of power and has handled my rough treatment well. Debated on buying a new one this week from Lowes and the only two brands they carry here are Husqvarna and John Deere (not sure if that is nationwide with them), Neighbor has two Cub Cadet's that he swears by with one of them just being a couple of years old and the older one about 12.
I am going to break down and buy a new desktop. My old HP all in one touch screen is dying. I have a constant very loud roar that you can hear all over the house and it is running slow. I have had it for 15 years.
Nice photo, 41102. One of the more interesting spots I've ever visited. This was in 1994, as I recall.Good morning D-League. It's currently 57° and cloudy here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring party cloudy skies and a high of 80°.
Have a great day.
Visit Turkey. It's been nearly 30 years for me. Have fun. Safe travels.
I believe Husqvarna stopped making gas powered motors a few years ago which is sad. It's the sign of the times. Companies are focusing on electric. I'm a little hesitant to fork over cash on a battery powered mower. I understand the convenience, no gas, oil, filters, spark plugs, etc., but can they perform on the same level as a traditional mower? Big strides have been made with lithium ion batteries and they claim they're on equal ground with gas these days. Maybe one day but I think I'll stick with gas for now.
I just poured one. I am on London England time!
You are living high on the hog. Enjoy. We have a new crop of Silver Queen sweet corn down here that I am going to roast after while. I have to settle for some broiled flounder and my wife's Kentucky cornbread.
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Enjoy! And no drug smuggling. Midnight Express was and still is disturbing.
I have never been allergic to poison ivy but I am allergic to nearly ever thing else. Poison ivy is really hard on my wife. She usually has to go tothe doc and get a shot.
I am late to this conversation but reading your post I had to comment.....I have chronic artheritis.........I'll tell you how we survive this cold damp weather.........I suffer all the time......I am supposed to take meds but I need to be dying before I take an aspirin........and I have an herbal relief that I rely on.......the Director and myself have had something for a couple of weeks.....I have no smell or taste, spent three days lathargic a hell.......this is my first bout with "it" that I have lost sense of taste and smell........I need that sunny dry weather......Good Morning D
It is a nice morning and a nice day is in store for us in the Southland. We have 66° and by 3:00 PM it will be up to 87° with a nice constant breeze. A perfect day to be outside.
I had a nice workout in my pool yesterday and woke up refreshed and my bones felt good. I often wonder how I could cope in a cold climate where you have to stay inside most all day and not enjoy sunshine and fresh breezes in your face. I might not make it and admire those who do because they are tough and rugged. You have to be to enjoy freezing your butt off. Good for them.
The sky over the Gulf last night Take care all,
Put mittens on him.......that is what they done to me..........hope the little fella gets better soon!
My allergy to poison ivy comes and goes........when I have it........all I have to do is to walk within a few feet of it.........other years..........I can roll like a dog on a skunk and never have a problem.....
Best Gyros on the planet comes from a little shop on Beck Row............just down from the main gate at Lakenheath RAF base in Lakenheath England.........making my mouth water just thinking of it now........the whole shop isn't 200 sq ft......a little glass front cold case and a 8 foot charcoal grill......fresh shave Donner........Finally prepped a Gyros kit. Sat in freezer for couple months. All things considered, not bad.
Bert, thanks for asking. Except for constant fatigue and a forever runny nose, not as bad as first through third sessions.
