Quikchute quikchute quikchute. Man that’s all I can say! They have easily saved me thousands in potential repairs on cars and houses as well as provide safety when mowing around people and employees. Not saying windows are totally preventable but they help. Keep up the awesome work my company loves your videos and they keep my guys hungry to learn!!
Yeah first thing I saw .... rookie move or what I'd say is poorly trained employee or owner who doesn't care about customers. I wouldn't want them doing that at my house. ...when he said people out here like to complain ... no you would be fired .....they said they don't see rocks but it shoots out often ...... but don't use cute blocks....wtf I thought this guy was smart
When i first started watching your video. I was really surprised to see you guys throwing grass clippings into the flower beds. Then I seen all the gravel beds and thought these guys need CHUTE BLOCKERS. Then your window was broken !!! Come on Stanley !! You have been in the business long enough and should definitely know better !! At least your operator knew enough to cut the blades off when he seen a person walking !! A big shout out to him 👊
Walker mowers never need chute blockers and they never fling rocks or grass. You should consider adding one to your fleet. In my opinion they simply can't be beat for smaller and tighter residential lots.
Hello stanley quick question why dont you guys use mulchers on your mowers i think it would help with grass not going were it doesnt belong and helps rocks and things from flying out of the deck just wondering and figured id ask
People who design green spaces around buildings need to spend a month cutting lawns to see how stupid some of their idea a designs can be..they look cool but suck to maintain..
Like don't plant a tree 3 feet or less from a bolder, so I have to hit the area in between with a line trimmer? Edit: add, or placing a sprinkler head in the lawn and 8 inches from the edge of a bed, when it could have just as easily been placed in the bed.
Except for the rock gardens without high enough landscape walls I don't see a problem as long as the customer is willing to pay for it. Nobody makes money while the fleet, men, and equipment are transiting to another worksite.
Rivet some rubber flaps on your shutes and you'll greatly reduce the risk of spitting rocks directly out. They'll hit the flap and naturally want to go at a downward angle about 3ft from shute. Kind of like a mudflap but more pliable. Hope this helps, keep up the good work👍
We feel your pain on broken windows in the past. That is why we have all mowers keep the deflectors DOWN....!!!!! Most of your video shows the mowers with deflectors up. If you need narrower access for the front yards then use a 36” or 48” Stand On (Gravely Scag Wright Exmark etc.) I wish Tweels were available for Gravely ProStance tire size.
Why no ocdc on the mowers? That’s the first thing added to ours. We leave them up for most properties or wide open HOA areas, but as soon as we do big areas near people and breakable things we shut them and “mulch”
I have a fun little story. I work for a school district doing custodial/maintenance work, sometimes I get to go out and mow. Well at our district admin offices we had just replaced all of the windows. I was there mowing and didn't realize I hit a rock, that rock split and took out 2 of the 4 windows in the superintendent's office, while he was working at his desk right in front of them. Thankfully he and my boss were very understanding about it.
Hey Stan sorry to hear about the window. I knocked a mailbox down at a new community with my dump trailer gate, that cost me $500 I really love the mowing videos please upload more! Thanks!
Keep it up man stuff happens what they don't realize is how bad the chutes clog the mowers, dull the blades and so on its very rare this happens and its worth the time to blow the rocks off instead of destroying equipment
To top it off when you said "you guys aren't going to believe this our luck can't get any worse" my phone froze right after you said worse so I was stuck in suspense for almost 2 minutes lol
Hey Stan , love yer vids and thanks for all the advice and tips. I've just bought a new JD ZTrak 970R with the 72 inch deck. I've put a 45 Checkmate from Big League Lawns and would love to add another set of Tweels and make mine a dually . Can you point me in the right direction for the adaptor to join the two Tweels together ? Thanks for all the vids you give us . . . haven't watched TV for ages now ! Cheers man . . .
My dad’s Gravely model L with the 30” rotary once threw a rock about 80’ through the back side window of his station wagon. Fortunately he had glass coverage on the car.
Hi Stan grate video it pretty easy to sit on the couch and watch your video and say you should have done this different should’ve done that different I mow 22 lawns if you mow it’s going to happen it’s how you deal with it that matters
You need some shoot flaps. Exmark makes the best one you operate it with your foot open and close with the roll of your foot. I New he was going to break a window at the beginning of the video when you could see him blowing all the grass right in the rock gardens and against the house. No need for all that grass in the rock, will probably save you a good hour blowing after they’re done mowing if you put them on. We won’t run a mower without one. Once you have it you won’t believe that you ever mowed without one saves you a Ton of time blowing
How we do are lawns is bag or mulch the front too keep grass out of beds or get the shoot blockers for them and it will speed up your time and give a better cut quality
I'm in New Jersey I'm pretty much all of us use baskets all customers want it even on a bigger commercial jobs. Blowing the grass in the beds is a no no. And since you pointed out such a problem with the turkeys in the stones I would think you'd want to use a basket to prevent windows from breaking. I also realize you had a lot more time we're cutting a complex like that using a basket
I was raised in Montana so what I was raised up hearing what stuff is called now I’m getting to lean the new and real meaning is of what stuff really is
hey stan im curious how much do you charge for a job around that size and do you have any advice on how to market your business to target these types of extremely large accounts? i find that taking a few mowers and guys out to large properties like this and just letting them rip for a few hours is more efficient then spending half the day drving between accounts.
Why dont you use mulching decks on your mows? Stops grass clippings going in garden beds and most rocks projected from the blades. Also enjoy watching your posts!
I agree with most of these comments concerning the Shute blocker. I got a shute blocker for my Scag because I was throwing things long, hard and fast out of the mower. Think about the side shut.
I can easily explain the still effect of the tires: It's like if you had a comb and in between the gaps of the comb's teeth is the frame that records a picture of video. What happens with the tires is that as each "comb tooth" blocks in between the frames, the next gap opens when the tire is in position same enough to it's last viewed position that our eyes judge it to have not moved.
It's not just about framerate matching. That said, the wheel has multiple spokes, so the minimum speed for this effect would be (frame rate / number of spokes). Part of the issue is your exposure time. Short exposure won't show the motion blur (sometimes motion blur might be desirable, not saying it is here). So that plays into it as well.
I’m pretty sure after a lot of times them doing it there’s enough clippings that become dirt after some years and then it can start growing weeds even though there’s a tarp under the rocks
No way would you cut my grass; blowing the cut grass into the stones is a NO NO. Thats how weeds grow in the stones. Also, put those safety shuts back on, they keep $hit from flying out. :(
@Pip I the issue is more the seeds that go along with the grass clippings getting into the bed. You can make the bed look clean but there's no way of knowing if you got every weed seed that blew into it.
@@thebad300 Thats just false. Plants can grow on any substrate. Look up aquaponics for instance. The rocks themselves are what the plants grow on. Even on a properly installed rock bed.
You need baffles in the discharge chutes or put your bagger on near the risk areas.. Seen a weed wacker throw a stone a plate glass before it's not hard to do.
I don't know why you don't have chute blockers on all your equipment thts a must saves alot grass going in beds & helps with the windows n cars getting damaged
700 bucks no wonder their rioting. You should’ve been able to have a piece cut fill in the one louver that broke. That is if it’s a louvered window which it looked like from the great distance it was filmed from. You deserve credit for taking the responsibility others might not have. Maybe that’s what happen with the previous contractor.
I used to mow a property @ 7 acres with a Kubota tractor. It had a fully enclosed cab on it. I broke the windshield on it, not once, but twice! Love these vids Stan! Thumbs up!
Weed whipping I love how you say that now I use that after a friend of mine used that term I’ve never though it though but they to whip the weeds not eat them you need a goat or sheep for that lol
You can tell they must blow all those rocks out, at least the broken glass one was grass free. However, when he said they do that place in 4-6 hours, I knew that was in part to just letting the grass fly. Thats a nice property, I'd try bagging the front yards and then doing the wide open areas no bag. Maybe set up a tarp to dump grass on and drag into the woods and just blow the pile flat. Granted after cutting that place a few times the bag may be off forever
Try using mulching mower decks on your mowers. They do not have a discharge chute so do not throw rocks. Their drawbacks are that the blades must be very sharp and the grass must be dry.
I don't understand why everyone is complaining about the grass clippings in the beds. Obviously Stanley knows that it's wrong to leave them in. In some areas guys don't mind shooting the clippings into the beds and then blowing them out with the blower after. Not all mowers have shoot deflectors and up in the north and canada we don't bag our grass. It's simple as blowing out the beds after we're done mowing.
@@bikes7777 yes I do because they work for Stanley. He said they've been doing this contract for the past 4 or 5 years. Do u really think that they would still be doing it if they left the clippings in the beds? I don't think so.
I’ve never tried it but seems like one of the chute blockers made of chain would really help keep this to a minimum. May help keep the grass out of all the beds too. 🤷♂️
Stanley Stanley Stanley invest in some Chute blockers it will save labor cost on cleanup if your crew can efficiently use them in tight areas (front yards)
I would recommend the foot controlled grass flap brand grass flap. I use mine whenever I'm near or mowing were I can hit siding or Windows. I went years without them and should of had grass flap sooner. They significantly. decrease your mowing time if you have a lot of landscaping beds. My guess the hill.
It is a dual paine window. There is thermal gas in them under pressure seperating the inner glass and outer glass. If you notice, the inside paine is not broken.
Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek i had customers in past try to pin stuff on me they didnt want to pay for. One was a window.another was damage to a car, mind you car wasnt home when i mowed🙄. Ive always run my business with honesty and integrity, was raised that way. But people will try get out of expensive repairs if find a way, mower on hill side chute would been pointed down hill, that means a ricochet, if it did, widow more then likely would have been cracked, small break, but not that bad of damage due to loss of velocity. Its good to be honest, but smart to pay attention to details. Be safe out there
That happened to me once I was doing a really small lawn of 25 dollars. Takes me 5 mns to do it, but a weedwacker threw a rock to two windows and broke them. Cost me $700 to fix them. Haven't make that money back yet🤣😅😪
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R.I.P to all the landscape beds... death by grass clippings.
Quikchute quikchute quikchute. Man that’s all I can say! They have easily saved me thousands in potential repairs on cars and houses as well as provide safety when mowing around people and employees. Not saying windows are totally preventable but they help. Keep up the awesome work my company loves your videos and they keep my guys hungry to learn!!
Qwikchute. Around $300. Can run closed, partially open, and full open.
I bet he owns stock in that parts company
Very well put! No trash talk, just nice respectable advice.
Need mulching kits or Shute blockers. Can’t be throwing grass into flowerbeds.
...or blowing grass all over the house, good god
I dont think any of them are actually his. I'm sure his own mowers have chute blockers on them
Yeah first thing I saw .... rookie move or what I'd say is poorly trained employee or owner who doesn't care about customers. I wouldn't want them doing that at my house. ...when he said people out here like to complain ... no you would be fired .....they said they don't see rocks but it shoots out often ...... but don't use cute blocks....wtf I thought this guy was smart
If that was my house.... no no on shooting all the clippings on my house and in my beds
Is this where all the soft men make comments about how their daddies didn’t love them
Thanks for posting this. It’s nice to see bumps in the road.
Bless you and your hard work. ✌🏼🇺🇸
Love when we go with the mowing crew. Pls more. Great video Stan
More to come!
U r doing a great job keep it going god bless stay safe Terry from UK.
Thanks, you too!
When i first started watching your video. I was really surprised to see you guys throwing grass clippings into the flower beds. Then I seen all the gravel beds and thought these guys need CHUTE BLOCKERS. Then your window was broken !!! Come on Stanley !! You have been in the business long enough and should definitely know better !! At least your operator knew enough to cut the blades off when he seen a person walking !! A big shout out to him 👊
Yes and all the people giving the guy heck for cutting off the PTO. I would too if there was a customer near, just courtesy.
Walker mowers never need chute blockers and they never fling rocks or grass. You should consider adding one to your fleet. In my opinion they simply can't be beat for smaller and tighter residential lots.
I've thrown rocks through windows with walk behind mowers..and if you don't turn properly you'll trash beds as well.
brett I meant Walker Mowers: www.walker.com/
@@brett9121 Walker brand mower, not walk-behind.
@@cwbb76 ahhhhhh I got yah
Those bad boys aren't cheap!
@@brett9121 no sir!
Luckily our 3 mow crews (6 guys) have 5 walkers 😇
Rough luck on that. Way to stay positive, though. Keep on keeping on!
Thanks, you too!
you've got some really nice mowers there, thanks for an interesting video
The complex looks on point. I'm surprised you don't bag the areas around the houses, I'd think it would simplify cleanup. Great videos!
Sometimes making a mess and going back with a blower is quicker and easier than stoping to empty a bagger.
Although you do have a valid strategy too
Baggers can be a huge pain, you have to dispose of the clippings.
what cleanup?
@@zman319 guy we use baggers and Billy goats
Hello stanley quick question why dont you guys use mulchers on your mowers i think it would help with grass not going were it doesnt belong and helps rocks and things from flying out of the deck just wondering and figured id ask
A tip. we put a rubber skirt around the lawnmovers to slow down rocks. Helps alot,,
People who design green spaces around buildings need to spend a month cutting lawns to see how stupid some of their idea a designs can be..they look cool but suck to maintain..
Top comment right here.
Yeah - because that's what I want from my landscape design - How easy it'll be for someone else to mow it... 🙄🙄
I've been saying that for 30 years.
Like don't plant a tree 3 feet or less from a bolder, so I have to hit the area in between with a line trimmer?
Edit: add, or placing a sprinkler head in the lawn and 8 inches from the edge of a bed, when it could have just as easily been placed in the bed.
Except for the rock gardens without high enough landscape walls I don't see a problem as long as the customer is willing to pay for it. Nobody makes money while the fleet, men, and equipment are transiting to another worksite.
Rivet some rubber flaps on your shutes and you'll greatly reduce the risk of spitting rocks directly out. They'll hit the flap and naturally want to go at a downward angle about 3ft from shute. Kind of like a mudflap but more pliable. Hope this helps, keep up the good work👍
Great idea
We feel your pain on broken windows in the past. That is why we have all mowers keep the deflectors DOWN....!!!!!
Most of your video shows the mowers with deflectors up. If you need narrower access for the front yards then use a 36” or 48” Stand On (Gravely Scag Wright Exmark etc.)
I wish Tweels were available for Gravely ProStance tire size.
Why no ocdc on the mowers? That’s the first thing added to ours. We leave them up for most properties or wide open HOA areas, but as soon as we do big areas near people and breakable things we shut them and “mulch”
Weed whipping ? That’s a new phrase to me . Great channel
Hope you guys stay safe and sorry your still going through that im praying for you and yours hope all this will have a resolve some day soon
I have a fun little story. I work for a school district doing custodial/maintenance work, sometimes I get to go out and mow. Well at our district admin offices we had just replaced all of the windows. I was there mowing and didn't realize I hit a rock, that rock split and took out 2 of the 4 windows in the superintendent's office, while he was working at his desk right in front of them. Thankfully he and my boss were very understanding about it.
Hey Stan sorry to hear about the window. I knocked a mailbox down at a new community with my dump trailer gate, that cost me $500
I really love the mowing videos please upload more! Thanks!
Keep it up man stuff happens what they don't realize is how bad the chutes clog the mowers, dull the blades and so on its very rare this happens and its worth the time to blow the rocks off instead of destroying equipment
Was thinking chute blockers so you dont have to blow out the flower beds. Would also keep the rock throwing down
Excellent work and thanks for the content stay safe and take care
Edited wow that was certainly a bad day
To top it off when you said "you guys aren't going to believe this our luck can't get any worse" my phone froze right after you said worse so I was stuck in suspense for almost 2 minutes lol
Hey Stan , love yer vids and thanks for all the advice and tips.
I've just bought a new JD ZTrak 970R with the 72 inch deck.
I've put a 45 Checkmate from Big League Lawns and would love to add another set of Tweels and make mine a dually . Can you point me in the right direction for the adaptor to join the two Tweels together ?
Thanks for all the vids you give us . . . haven't
watched TV for ages now !
Cheers man . . .
My dad’s Gravely model L with the 30” rotary once threw a rock about 80’ through the back side window of his station wagon. Fortunately he had glass coverage on the car.
Nice to have guys you can trust and are flexible to do what's needed. Teamwork!
Great video. Bad luck on that window.
Yes it was
Basketball shorts and tennis shoes. Holes in your realtree shirt Stan. Lol
Hi Stan grate video it pretty easy to sit on the couch and watch your video and say you should have done this different should’ve done that different I mow 22 lawns if you mow it’s going to happen it’s how you deal with it that matters
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
You need some shoot flaps. Exmark makes the best one you operate it with your foot open and close with the roll of your foot. I New he was going to break a window at the beginning of the video when you could see him blowing all the grass right in the rock gardens and against the house. No need for all that grass in the rock, will probably save you a good hour blowing after they’re done mowing if you put them on. We won’t run a mower without one. Once you have it you won’t believe that you ever mowed without one saves you a Ton of time blowing
I love zero turn mowers. I’ve used a cub cadet mower
I'd go with mulching block offs with that many rocks on site. Seems like that is landscaped just for litigation.
its like little mines everywhere
Isn't that what the deflector(that they had tied up) is there to prevent? Run rear discharge...
I don't think I've seen a deflector on a commercial mower for 40 years. I'm pretty sure they all come with them.
@@richardvanderveen3231 0:34 it has it but they have it up.
How we do are lawns is bag or mulch the front too keep grass out of beds or get the shoot blockers for them and it will speed up your time and give a better cut quality
Engaging and disengaging that PTO clutch after line 😱🤭
Right!! I get not wanting to kick up rocks but thats why I do border passes. These guys looked like they were all over the place
I like how you blow the grass clippings into the flower beds
At the end of the day we clear all those
I'm in New Jersey I'm pretty much all of us use baskets all customers want it even on a bigger commercial jobs. Blowing the grass in the beds is a no no. And since you pointed out such a problem with the turkeys in the stones I would think you'd want to use a basket to prevent windows from breaking. I also realize you had a lot more time we're cutting a complex like that using a basket
I was raised in Montana so what I was raised up hearing what stuff is called now I’m getting to lean the new and real meaning is of what stuff really is
RIP clutch on the gravely. Disengage and re-engage at full throttle every time he turns around on the driveway, why?
exactly what I was thinking 🤣
My thought was likely because of the customer in the driveway
hey stan im curious how much do you charge for a job around that size and do you have any advice on how to market your business to target these types of extremely large accounts? i find that taking a few mowers and guys out to large properties like this and just letting them rip for a few hours is more efficient then spending half the day drving between accounts.
Nice setup!
Could you add rubber or brushes around the edges/skirt to reduce the chance a rock doing that to a window?
Very good video!
Chain curtains, set up for mulch. dedicate the same machine to do those rock bed areas.
Great idea!
Do they have flaps to close on the mowers for spots like that?
Why dont you use mulching decks on your mows? Stops grass clippings going in garden beds and most rocks projected from the blades. Also enjoy watching your posts!
I agree with most of these comments concerning the Shute blocker. I got a shute blocker for my Scag because I was throwing things long, hard and fast out of the mower. Think about the side shut.
I can easily explain the still effect of the tires:
It's like if you had a comb and in between the gaps of the comb's teeth is the frame that records a picture of video.
What happens with the tires is that as each "comb tooth" blocks in between the frames, the next gap opens when the tire is in position same enough to it's last viewed position that our eyes judge it to have not moved.
It's not just about framerate matching. That said, the wheel has multiple spokes, so the minimum speed for this effect would be (frame rate / number of spokes). Part of the issue is your exposure time. Short exposure won't show the motion blur (sometimes motion blur might be desirable, not saying it is here). So that plays into it as well.
He blows all the grass into the beds that’s a no no for me
Me too
If you blow the grass in, you blow it out with your blower... Simple
@@brandonp-r5679, You ain't blowing grass clippings out of between rock beds bro.
I’m pretty sure after a lot of times them doing it there’s enough clippings that become dirt after some years and then it can start growing weeds even though there’s a tarp under the rocks
I was thinking the same thing.
Chute blocker is worth the money. Save time on the flower beds and no more broken windows
No way would you cut my grass; blowing the cut grass into the stones is a NO NO. Thats how weeds grow in the stones. Also, put those safety shuts back on, they keep $hit from flying out. :(
Me either, they were blowing that grass right into those stones in the landscape.
@Pip I the issue is more the seeds that go along with the grass clippings getting into the bed. You can make the bed look clean but there's no way of knowing if you got every weed seed that blew into it.
@@Luckingsworth well if grass grow in your rock bed you installed the rock bed wrong
@@thebad300 Thats just false. Plants can grow on any substrate. Look up aquaponics for instance.
The rocks themselves are what the plants grow on. Even on a properly installed rock bed.
@@Luckingsworth Thats why you use coi pond matting instead of weed matting
I don't see how they allow you to throw the grass into the flower beds. Why don't you have mulching kits on all of the mowers??
That stand on mower is huge
What Gravely mower is that. I work at a Gravely dealer and am always curious as to what people think about them
Frankly look good on the riding mower it look like it was made for him.
You need baffles in the discharge chutes or put your bagger on near the risk areas.. Seen a weed wacker throw a stone a plate glass before it's not hard to do.
I don't know why you don't have chute blockers on all your equipment thts a must saves alot grass going in beds & helps with the windows n cars getting damaged
700 bucks no wonder their rioting. You should’ve been able to have a piece cut fill in the one louver that broke. That is if it’s a louvered window which it looked like from the great distance it was filmed from. You deserve credit for taking the responsibility others might not have. Maybe that’s what happen with the previous contractor.
I am looking for recommendations on a push behind lawn mower relatively small budget under $700
Patrick Scott. There was a 5k run in his honor for many years, not sure if it still is going to be run after covid.
You need shute blockers BAD. 3:45 why is he disengaging the blades and reingaging when he hit the drive way. He gunna wera out that switch.
How do you get away with not bagging here in ma everyone wants it bagged. So how do you mow if it's any bit wet. Wouldn't you make clumps?
Sitting down isn't old school. It's just one's preference.
I used to mow a property @ 7 acres with a Kubota tractor. It had a fully enclosed cab on it. I broke the windshield on it, not once, but twice! Love these vids Stan! Thumbs up!
Would the ballard advanced chute cover possibly be a good investment? Lol great mowing video! 🤘
Weed whipping I love how you say that now I use that after a friend of mine used that term I’ve never though it though but they to whip the weeds not eat them you need a goat or sheep for that lol
This is why i run the John Deere MOD Deck to mulch when needed no mess no clean up thats my motto
Them boys need some chute blockers for their mowers!
Caked almost ever bed with grass, id be pissed, negligence.
Idk how guys get away with not using a chute blocker.
Yea that's what I thought to.
Thought the same thing
You can tell they must blow all those rocks out, at least the broken glass one was grass free. However, when he said they do that place in 4-6 hours, I knew that was in part to just letting the grass fly. Thats a nice property, I'd try bagging the front yards and then doing the wide open areas no bag. Maybe set up a tarp to dump grass on and drag into the woods and just blow the pile flat. Granted after cutting that place a few times the bag may be off forever
I cringed so hard when I saw that.
Yes but what do you do with all the cut grass
Try using mulching mower decks on your mowers. They do not have a discharge chute so do not throw rocks. Their drawbacks are that the blades must be very sharp and the grass must be dry.
I don't understand why everyone is complaining about the grass clippings in the beds. Obviously Stanley knows that it's wrong to leave them in. In some areas guys don't mind shooting the clippings into the beds and then blowing them out with the blower after. Not all mowers have shoot deflectors and up in the north and canada we don't bag our grass. It's simple as blowing out the beds after we're done mowing.
Do you really think those wahoos will blow every bed after they are done?
@@bikes7777 yes I do because they work for Stanley. He said they've been doing this contract for the past 4 or 5 years. Do u really think that they would still be doing it if they left the clippings in the beds? I don't think so.
Try Tri-clone trimmer head on your next heavy weed eating day's, it's a BEAST!
Tangle-free, save time and easy to use
Really like these mowing videos, you should try to mix them in more, How do you find the cub cadet holds up vs the gravely and other mowers?
They've all been good so far.
do you plow that neighborhood in the winter too?
I’ve never tried it but seems like one of the chute blockers made of chain would really help keep this to a minimum. May help keep the grass out of all the beds too. 🤷♂️
Great idea!
How many windows did it smash 🤔?
God bless you too... This one also great...And good to see you on the jobsite out of the editing room in your house.
Why not use mulching kit?
Stanley Stanley Stanley invest in some Chute blockers it will save labor cost on cleanup if your crew can efficiently use them in tight areas (front yards)
Love the videos Stan
Thanks Clay
If you look at the bolt pattern on the duels then u can see them move
I would recommend the foot controlled grass flap brand grass flap. I use mine whenever I'm near or mowing were I can hit siding or Windows. I went years without them and should of had grass flap sooner. They significantly. decrease your mowing time if you have a lot of landscaping beds. My guess the hill.
Shards of glass outside the window? Looks like it was broken from the inside. 😳
It is a dual paine window. There is thermal gas in them under pressure seperating the inner glass and outer glass. If you notice, the inside paine is not broken.
No. Just no. Apparently this hasn't happened to you yet
I know ive seen SCAG mowers with flap adjustment. Maybe something to look into.
Just a thought, glass is on outside. If hit from outside most would have been inside
Yes- your right! Hmmm
Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek i had customers in past try to pin stuff on me they didnt want to pay for. One was a window.another was damage to a car, mind you car wasnt home when i mowed🙄. Ive always run my business with honesty and integrity, was raised that way. But people will try get out of expensive repairs if find a way, mower on hill side chute would been pointed down hill, that means a ricochet, if it did, widow more then likely would have been cracked, small break, but not that bad of damage due to loss of velocity. Its good to be honest, but smart to pay attention to details. Be safe out there
How do you get to bid on accounts like that?
Are those Roomba mowers?
They look like it.
I fail to see the logic or pattern.
In other news, your crew runs with chute deflectors up.
I love how the midwest language is it make more sense than the rest of the country
That happened to me once I was doing a really small lawn of 25 dollars. Takes me 5 mns to do it, but a weedwacker threw a rock to two windows and broke them. Cost me $700 to fix them. Haven't make that money back yet🤣😅😪
Pretty neighborhood
$700 to fix that little window? That would of been $250 MAX done here in Texas.
I wonder if it’s possible to add wire, something larger than chicken wire to stop rocks
So zero-turn mowers are "old school" now?
you neeed chute covers so grass won’t go on the beds and rocks can it be thrown