Thursday, July 1, 2010

reel mower



i finally assembled our reel mower. got it from canadian tire for only $69.99 (yeah, it's on sale). I thought it's hard because when i opened the box and saw the knots, bolts, etc. i thought i cannot do it. but yesterday bravely opened it and patiently read the instructions. it's easy, i thought only a guy can do it! but i did it!

next step: MOW THE LAWN

after assembly, did some testing to a part of the lawn then it goes, and goes, easy, gave a big push, hmm yeah it can cut grass! not bad for a non-electric/gas operated mower. and i finished mowing the backyard. not bad for a beginner!

now, removing the mowed grass. yeah, since it's a reel mower, there's no bag to catch the grass unlike lawn mowers (expensive ones $200 and up) with so many gadgets or specialty included.





ours is just a mower. It cannot cut the tall, long, skinny grass. i think i need a grass trimmer. maybe i'll just borrow. we bought also a rake. so i raked (is it the right verb?) the mowed grass. it's easy but it's tiring to hold the rake for a long period. took a rest every once in a while.


now i'm looking at the back yard, i think it's better but not comparable to my neighbor's backyard, but at least it's a start.





now it's the front yard's turn.










3 comments:

  1. This just proves that expensive, complicated things are not neccessarily more efficient. good thing you're smart and strong. I wouldn't want to mow the lawn..hehe or maybe kung wala na talagang gagawa. go go go ans!

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  2. Well some expensive ones are good and worth it, but it's not our priority to buy one. Ok lang mgmow good exercise hehehe.

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  3. oist magsulat na u ulit...im waiting for your kwentos...

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