Deetwood – posted 29 April 2004 12:45
I have a nice Berumda lawn that’s about two years old. It used to be level until we had some flooding. Now when I mow it leaves little circular marks because of the mower hitting a low spot.
Any suggestions on how to level out, aside from a dozer of course….Ha Ha.
josepht – posted 09 May 2004 22:33
BUY A MOWER WITH A FLOATING DECK AND KNOW WHERE YOUR LOW SPOTS ARE IN YOUR LAWN SO YOU CAN CUT DIFFRENT IN THOSE SPOTS
cohiba – posted 10 May 2004 14:26
josepht,
I don’t get it. Please explain.
Please…..
jr – posted 10 May 2004 14:35
You don’t need to buy a new lawn mower. How big are these spots anyway? Identify them and topdress with sand, about 1/4 to 1/2 at a time, unless these spots are significantly deep, then level with sand and seed or sod over it.
josepht – posted 11 May 2004 15:21
Cohiba
I was just messing with him but the circular marks I took to be a blade scalping type mark. Like from a normal homeowner style Rotary mower
I my self use commerical Z-Trac mowers that do have a floating deck and wont scalp unless I just dont pay attention.
get it now what I meant
cohiba – posted 12 May 2004 13:50
josepht,I get it now. I thought you were talking Hover mower or something like that…..
josepht – posted 12 May 2004 18:49
Its ok cohiba email me at jterry00@earthlink.net
andybermuda – posted 14 May 2004 15:41
The technique is to take a 5 gallon bucket of sand at the time and pour out into the low spots. Take a garden rake, turn it over and smooth the sand into the lawn until even. Works well.
Buddee – posted 19 June 2004 00:41
quote:Originally posted by andybermuda:The technique is to take a 5 gallon bucket of sand at the time and pour out into the low spots. Take a garden rake, turn it over and smooth the sand into the lawn until even. Works well.
I thought topsoil mixed with peatmoss was the way. The sand won’t dry it out? Does it make a difference what kind of sand it is – masonry, etc? I would love to get the bumpy ride out of mowing.