re: Who has dry enough yard to pass a riding mower?

Can cut the front with riding and will use push mower near the house in the back. Otherwise, can't cut the rest of the backyard.

I currently live in the mountainous north Louisiana. I can cut the grass immediately after it rains

I checked early this AM, I can't put my ego through it. Expecting another mean letter from the neighborhood committee. Like half the neighborhood got them a couple of weeks ago, but we had cut the grass between the time they mailed it and we got it... there was like one frickin day dry enough and it rained that night.

Back yard is a swamp though, I used a trimmer on some of it, but trimming wet grass is for the birds. I got enough room for my dog to comfortably shite.

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Expecting another mean letter from the neighborhood committee. Like half the neighborhood got them a couple of weeks ago, but we had cut the grass between the time they mailed it and we got it... there was like one frickin day dry enough and it rained that night.

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I love dealing with idiots who can't seem to figure out why grass may not be cut regularly when it rains regularly. Play their game. Soak it all down with Roundup. When it is brown, knock it down and apply a few coats of green Rustoleum. Problem solved.

Ive only been able to cut my grass 2-3 times since late June.


Hasn’t been my proudest year with the yard, but my neighbors are in the same boat. Id rather tall grass than tear up the yard and have a mud pit when this rain eventually stops.

I got people for that shite

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Self propelled mower here. I was able to get front done but the back aint happening....

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shite if you can't use a walk behind maybe my fleet of roomba mowers will be too heavy too.

Might need a flying mower. Drone tech is pretty advanced these days right?

I was going to tell the boys to cut it this evening - but it just rained here - oh well

I don’t. Made ruts and dirtied our tractor.