LSUtigerME

Drop your annual plan with Disney+ and unify everything under one login with Hulu/Disney+.

Sounds like you pay for Hulu+LiveTV+Bundle(ESPN+, Disney+). Then separately you pay for Disney+.

Just drop your standalone Disney+ annual plan. You will likely not get a prorated credit, but that’s the disadvantage of paying annually and getting the cost savings.

Disney/Hulu has generally be incredibly helpful every time I’ve messaged them with issues. I had some similar issues because we had the “No Ads” tier separately which is not a regularly available bundle option (with Live TV). But they were able to link everything up. We had to drop one of the plans to link them under the same login, but they got everything straight.

If anything, this should really simplify your setup under a single login.

Not sure if the ESPN account is completely separate from the ESPN+ as part of the bundle. Might be something you can rationalize and get rid of (with access through Hulu Live TV).

You’re adding a 60A 240V to a panel that is only a 100A main and has your ACs and a lot of primary indoor circuits.

Not sure you really have the capacity to do what you want, unless you don’t actually need the 60A. You don’t have to “add everything up”, but this just seems like a lot of load on this panel.

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Weed indicator notes it as annual bluegrass

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Annual Bluegrass is also known as POA Annua and it’s a PITA. It can be difficult to eradicate and its seeds will germinate after long periods. A good pre-emergent is key.

Not sure how much of it you have, but the post-emergent herbicide can be pretty expensive.

You can lay sod almost year round. But definitely no issue putting it down now or within next couple of weeks.

$600/pallet is ridiculous. St. Aug pallet is about $250 or so. If you don’t have a truck/trailer, I’d expect delivery to run no more than another $100 within a reasonable delivery.

Woerner Turf in BR usually has good quality sod and I know will deliver it or you can pick it up.

Just swap the breaker to a 15A and you’ll be fine, properly protected, and code compliant.

As long as the circuit isn’t loaded up on the 20A, it should not cause any issues whatsoever.

Any issues how?

Yes, you can add them. It won’t be a problem, just make sure the switch or lights selected doesn’t drain the battery.

I’ve added led light bars to a couple of my mowers. Just wired through a relay to a switch on the panel. Some mowers even come with blank spots for a switch.

You have different heat loads across those days.

The only factor to your energy usage (assuming single stage) is the run time. There’s no black magic happening.

If you have a 2-stage or variable unit, that introduces some variables in how the unit will respond.

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Is there a good way I can transition at least part of it to a good type of grass?

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How much do you want to spend, time and money?

I converted my 4 acres from swamp and Bahia to decent Bermuda. I sodded around the house with Palisade Zoysia, inadvertently believing I could seed Zoysia for the rest. Realizing my error, I decided to use improved Bermuda seed and am happy with how it turned out. It’s not perfect, but it’s a million times better than before.

But it took probably 3-4 years, a whole lot of dirt, and a ton of time/sweat. I have a tractor and was able to do most of it myself. I hired out to a dozer when I brought large quantities of dirt to speed up the process.

I use a telescoping pressure washing wand. My highest gutters are around 15ft, but it works great.

I’m not sure it matter how much you pre-spray, seems like the weeds from seeding bare ground are always out of control.

Good news is the Bermuda is pretty resilient and you have a lot of options for treatment. 6 weeks is about the earliest you could spray, so it should be okay.

At one point I found a document that detailed the safe timeline for treatment of various chemicals on various turf seedlings. Haven’t been able to find it again despite a few different searches.

Any reason for a “commercial” mower for 2.5 acres? With a 60” cut, you might put just over 1 hour a week on that machine.

I’m not certain commercial follow same patterns, but usually best sales are winter season (limited availability though) and in early Spring around the Outdoor Shows timing.