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NeilBlanchard · 07-23-11, 08:11 PM

With the handle in position #4 it gives the best turning, I think? I've used it again today for a bit over an hour and a half. It cuts amazingly well for a reel mower, and only requires minimal redoing.

Yes, we had a welcome surprise thunder-bumper this morning, and the temperature dropped to about 68F for a couple of hours. Nice relief, though it was quite humid and in the upper 80's I think, or low 90's? Very hot for mowing, anyway.

Tomorrow more mowing.

You may have to get a whip of your own? ;-) I'm sharing a electric strimmer with my mother-in-law, and she's about 12 miles away. And I use my electric mower and the new Fiskars at Friends Meeting, which is ~8 miles away.

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NeilBlanchard Journeyman EcoRenovator Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Maynard, MA Eaarth Posts: 383 Thanks: 78 Thanked 39 Times in 32 Posts	With the handle in position #4 it gives the best turning, I think? I've used it again today for a bit over an hour and a half. It cuts amazingly well for a reel mower, and only requires minimal redoing. Yes, we had a welcome surprise thunder-bumper this morning, and the temperature dropped to about 68F for a couple of hours. Nice relief, though it was quite humid and in the upper 80's I think, or low 90's? Very hot for mowing, anyway. Tomorrow more mowing. You may have to get a whip of your own? ;-) I'm sharing a electric strimmer with my mother-in-law, and she's about 12 miles away. And I use my electric mower and the new Fiskars at Friends Meeting, which is ~8 miles away. Last edited by NeilBlanchard; 07-23-11 at 08:14 PM..