In the first 10 minutes, not only do you learn all you need to know about lawnmowers, you also get a taste of Post 10's impeccable fashion sense, i.e the socks and gloves are colour-coordinated with the T-shirt. A must when doing yard work and the sign of a true professional. :)
Due to health issues, I am no longer able to cut my grass, but some neighbors volunteered to do that for me & they will not take any money. They say it is something they want to do for me. So when I go to the mountains in the Fall & the peach orchards in the Summer, I always bring them some. My sister raises chickens who are layers & she gives me about a dozen eggs from time to time to give to these helpful people. Post 10 what you are doing is just an extension of what you do when you clean out the drains & culverts. What a great service you do!
They say give without expecting anything in return and it will return tenfold. Best wishes for you and your neighbors, that's the kind of relationship everyone would love to have in their community
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When I hear 1994 I think a couple of years ago then it gradually sinks in how long ago that was.
I feel like lot of people don't realise how fast nature can take something back without even the most basic maintenance. I love these vids, keep em going!
Videos in a few weeks: "My rake is currently being worked on, so I brought my Craftsman lawn mower to get through all this sludge over this grate. Vppp, BRRRRRRRR "Look at that whirlpool!" Love this channel so much!
Craftsman makes great lawn mowers, I've had a few of them and have went through 2 -3 foot tall grass, hit sticks, metal and one time a brick, but they still keep going. Also Happy 4th of July!
Here in the Netherlands 🇳🇱, we don't mow everything( not private propertys), we leave a big piece of land pure. That's for the bees and other insects. And also for the flowers in the wild.
This is a yard? Wow. I'm jealous now. So much nature! I just would build a tiny house inbetween and live in my own little forest. The person living there has to be very lucky
I used to mow with a small old tractor that was handed down to me until the starter burned up. But it otherwise was a perfect machine and it was fun to use. I think old machinery is the best because it a lot more simple and easy to work on.
That's a beast of a mower. I was about to mention it reminded me of the craftsman I had for over 5 years paid $5 for it. Needed nothing but gas annual oil change and a blade sharpened from time to time. I did have to replace an o-ring in the carb when i first got it.
That 94 mower has a Tumcumseh in it. I have a Lawn Boy with a Tumcumseh from 2008, looks exactly the same as far as primer and air filter. Keep the oil changed every year and have replaced the ignition coil but it starts first pull. I fortunately have access to ethanol free gas, 90 octane, which I run in all my small engine equipment and it makes a HUGE difference as far as gummed up carbs and stale gas. I had my motorcycle in storage 3 or 4 years (don't remember, at least 3). After putting a new battery in it, started right up like normal. The gas did smell but I ran it anyway. If you can get E0 (0% ethanol/ethanol free) it's what you want. Don't need no stabilizers, blah blah, and all that crap to store over off seasons. A tip on the primer, and this is what I've found. 3 times is fine, but press it in and hold it for a second, then let it out. press, hold 1 sec, press, hold 1 sec, press, hold 1 sec. Pull and it's starts.
Holy Smokes, Batman! that sure is a big lawn to be pushing around a lawn mower. I'm glad it's self propelled at the very least. I'd have to buy myself a riding mower if I had to maintain that much of an area. whew, I need a nap after watching all that yard maintenance!
I can't believe what you just said about mowing the lawn once a week. Where I live, if you don't mow AT LEAST once a week, then you might as well bale the grass because there will be so much cut grass on top of the mowed grass. I usually have to mow every 4 to 5 days.
I got a free garden tractor with a 42” deck and a 40” two stage snowblower. Tractor is a 13hp. All it needed was a gas tank (smashed) and a carb clean. Been working perfectly for years since
My father has a snowblower and leafblower from the 1980’s and they still work magically. The leafblower blows leaves 2 feet high effortlessly 10 feet back. A thin layer of leaves will be cleaned in only 1 pass. The snowblower can eat through 3 feet of snow no problem, it tosses it about 8-10 feet too depending on the slope of the chute. Those machines work better than anything nowadays
Its funny that he is mowing. I just started watching mowing videos and find them quite soothing. There are a ton of people doing videos on mowing. My favorite is Blade Mate. He does huge jobs and is very interesting. I love to mow too. Just not 7 acres.
I always like your videos (literally) but this one I loved because you were doing yardwork I appreciate that you don’t put music in your videos like everybody else does(they think it makes the video better but if your video is good enough you don’t need it) it ruins the video I would prefer it to be silent like you did in this video than to have music in it again thank you
A good tip is to clean and put oil on your lawn mower and hedge trimmer after use. Grass and hedge residue is corrosive,. I wipe my lawn mower blade with an oily rag and use an oil spray can on my hedge trimmer blade. Great video as always.
I love watching and listening to lawns being mowed this was a super great video. I would have preferred that it wasn't speed up as much but it was still awesome!
Use a toro recycler at work that here in Scotland cost a fortune, its absolute trash, slight bit of moisture and it clogs up in seconds. Meanwhile my 1982 Briggs will chew and spit out whatever you throw at it, as well as my 1990’s Honda Izzy.
Best purchase I made for my 2 acres is a Taz push string-trimmer. It pushes like a lawn mower, but its a big string trimmer. Took down all the grass on my property (it was taller than me!) AND all the overgrown crap around and in the trees. AND my disabled ass can start it with one pull :) I use it now every week to keep the grass around my gray water sprinklers short, even if I don't mow the entire yard...and I have a big riding mower for the rest of the yard. 2 acres never sounds like much until you have to mow it! LOL
The other week I got a troy bilt mower. Self propelled. Rear wheel drive verse front wheel. Does everything. B &s engine. If you cant get to a store a bike brake cable will work as a throttle cable. The diaphragm is probly worn out for the bulb. Replace it and no more 30 presses just 3 or so
If you ever come across one of those "anti-beaver" culverts that you described around the 16minute could you film it and point it out? It sounds interesting. Thanks. 😺
The amount plants and weeds can grow between March and July is mental. I volunteer on a railway and what was formerly clear track, you now cant see the rails for plants. Good work out there though!
proper maintenance goes a long way. my issue is rear baffles. many are plastic nowadays, and that's the one the wheel and handle assembly connect to. I'm on my third rear baffle on my Toro Recycler.
Have a cub cadet lawn tractor 2013 after 300 hours the axel broke need to replace whole trans axel. Total crap machine. Had my dads 1973 craftsman garden tractor he let it set for 10 years i got it running. A shaft on the mower spline was stripped could not get parts. The cub cadet service center told me yea 300 hours is all they last incredible MTD makes most lawn tractors.
@post 10 has a nice niche. During the rainy season, he posts drain cleaning videos. During the dry season, he posts overgrown yard cleaning videos. So relaxing to watch. Keeping posting!
I guess you should be in charge of the culverts,you really know what your talking about,pity those in charge of the jobs,don’t.KUDOS to you.stay safe.peace n many blessings.🙏🏻🙏🏻😊😊😊🌸🌸🌸🌸🇬🇧
Hiya Postie. Happy July 4 to you. Wonder if there are any culverts around you. It's funny watching you mow these lawns in super speed. Watch out forticks. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
We had a Nike missile site six blocks from our house growing up (It's pronounced just like the shoes). They tore out the infrastructure back in the late 70's. We got into the actual silos after they were abandoned and before they tore them down. There was also a prison for prisoners of war nearby that we explored. The missile site was disguised to look like a farm, and the farmhouse was the launch control area.
Planet ... many of those sites were only for early warning radar and had nothing but electronic gear. The one near me (Wilton Ct) was repurposed for a radio station by 1970 and today has a bunch of other communications gear, including FD / PD radio, and cell service. Also, most are located on a high point within a geographic area. Recall someone mentioning they are basically within so many miles of the coast and maybe 10 -20 miles apart. The other one I know of is in Westport Ct. All seem to have used the round foundation and roof due to the radar dish that was mounted on top, running in a track on the outer edge, rotating from a central pivot point.
yeah it doesn't take long, when we moved off our farm, we went back to the house a month or two after we moved out and it looked like a wild area, the lawn had grown so long and weeds grew up so fast and high
just search up on my channel lawn mower snow blower oil changes, I have videos on how to rebuild the engines and replace parts. that's what one of my end screens is
Have you ever been to the Grand Coulee Dam before? It's pretty cool to visit and totally worth the drive. The Cascade lock and Dam also cool, since they are among the largest in America!
Dang that lawnmower starts first pull my John Deere push mower takes 7 pulls now I gotta prime it 30 times and see if that makes a difference and it’s 13 years old
If you recorded more videos of overgrown properties with occasional commentary I’d be so happy. Between your videos and landscaping videos I always find a way to relax and sleep. Now both at the same time that may be an A coma inducing series.
I'm in my 60s and have never bought a lawn mower. All have been someone else's "throw away" that just needed some TLC. Same goes for any yard tools and garden hose.... all were a gimmie!
We have a Nike missile site in my town in Richboro, Pa. they actually built Batting cages over the missile launchers. Pretty cool👍🏻 thanks for the videos ❤️
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In the first 10 minutes, not only do you learn all you need to know about lawnmowers, you also get a taste of Post 10's impeccable fashion sense, i.e the socks and gloves are colour-coordinated with the T-shirt. A must when doing yard work and the sign of a true professional. :)
Fluorescent lime green contrasts so well with his eyes. ;)
🤣
It is also a great color contrast for visual tick inspection.
Agreed. Styling
That's called 'safety swag'
My kind of video! Great work!
There you are, poll guy!
haha, never knew you watched post 10 too
Hah, I had a feeling you watched post 10
My two favorite people!!!
Got some competition.
Man, what don't this guy do?! He's keeping that whole state looking right!
Yes, what “doesn’t” he do? “Doesn’t”.
@@jimbeck6093
Windows?
People may think this video has been sped up - personally I think this is just Post 10 at his normal speed - he is THAT awesome.
I'm hoping that this is a joke...
> The video IS sped up...
@@Tazerboy_10 I wouldn't be so sure about that. Post is very speedy and efficient.
@@Tazerboy_10 yes it was a joke! Post 10 is awesome though.
I like your sense of humor.
@@Tazerboy_10 nah, he uses slow-mo on some parts so we can understand what he's saying.
I just asked hubby if he ever changes the oil, he shook his head and said “ I don’t think there’s any oil in there!” 🥴🥴🙄😂 He needs coaching, post!
Due to health issues, I am no longer able to cut my grass, but some neighbors volunteered to do that for me & they will not take any money. They say it is something they want to do for me. So when I go to the mountains in the Fall & the peach orchards in the Summer, I always bring them some. My sister raises chickens who are layers & she gives me about a dozen eggs from time to time to give to these helpful people. Post 10 what you are doing is just an extension of what you do when you clean out the drains & culverts. What a great service you do!
They say give without expecting anything in return and it will return tenfold. Best wishes for you and your neighbors, that's the kind of relationship everyone would love to have in their community
When I hear 1994 I think a couple of years ago then it gradually sinks in how long ago that was.
I used to like doing jobs like this. It just looks so nice when you are done. Stay safe and have fun, and keep filming, Post 10.
What changed?
i like doing it when i get paid to do it, lol, i hate doing my own yard
@@mattcat231 i like doing it on other yards, even if I don't get paid. Hate it if I have to do it at my own^^
I suddenly realize I’m watching a guy mowing overgrown lawns, then I remember it’s post10 and everything seems ok.
Ikr
Love how you color coordinate your shirt and socks
Thank you post 10 for the ❤️ back at ya .
Awesomeness
Bam!
Hats off to you, dude, doing that whole yard for the man. Very kind hearted.
I feel like lot of people don't realise how fast nature can take something back without even the most basic maintenance.
I love these vids, keep em going!
Can you tell me one thing he CAN'T DO!!! Now I know all about craftsman mowers! I love the matching socks and T-shirt! Your the best Post 10
I'm glad you went and looked at the culvert. It would have bugged me also if you hadn't.
Ty post 10 another great video 📹. Take my hat off to you for helping the gentleman garden.
Great job! Very kind and most thoughtful of you to travel that distance to help this person out with the yard-work.
Videos in a few weeks: "My rake is currently being worked on, so I brought my Craftsman lawn mower to get through all this sludge over this grate. Vppp, BRRRRRRRR "Look at that whirlpool!" Love this channel so much!
The sound of a lawnmower along with the fragerence of newly cut grass....summertime 🌞👍💓
Craftsman makes great lawn mowers, I've had a few of them and have went through 2 -3 foot tall grass, hit sticks, metal and one time a brick, but they still keep going. Also Happy 4th of July!
Here in the Netherlands 🇳🇱, we don't mow everything( not private propertys), we leave a big piece of land pure. That's for the bees and other insects. And also for the flowers in the wild.
That's what I tell my wife when I don't feel like mowing.
J/k my grasveldje is super tiny ;)
Lazy Dutch
@@JonGem1001 uncalled-for
@@_rlb still true
@@JonGem1001 what's wrong with you?
This is a yard? Wow. I'm jealous now. So much nature! I just would build a tiny house inbetween and live in my own little forest. The person living there has to be very lucky
Nothing makes my day better than seeing multiple Post10 uploads in one day. Take me on a journey culvert man!
You are thorough in what you do, you take pride in doing a good job that's why he paid for you to come all that way. Well done 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Brother you gotta get head protection. Ringing ears is no joke. Tinnitus has NO cure!!
Could be worse than that- hearing loss is the result
@@jenniferwait2146 I heard from others.
@@Mike7478F
What?
At 9:00 he puts in ear plugs, so I assume he did it the other times too
@@pieproductions2148 AMOF
I used to mow with a small old tractor that was handed down to me until the starter burned up. But it otherwise was a perfect machine and it was fun to use. I think old machinery is the best because it a lot more simple and easy to work on.
Awesome mower! I've done alot of heavy duty mowing....that mower didn't even lag in the heavy stuff! 😊 nice find!
Wow your a very busy per unclogging drains and culverts and even mowing great job.👍💕
Thank you for taking us along with you. This was VERY informative and enjoyable. Great job! Happy 4th!
I love how he had the matching green socks and gloves
That's a beast of a mower. I was about to mention it reminded me of the craftsman I had for over 5 years paid $5 for it. Needed nothing but gas annual oil change and a blade sharpened from time to time. I did have to replace an o-ring in the carb when i first got it.
That 94 mower has a Tumcumseh in it. I have a Lawn Boy with a Tumcumseh from 2008, looks exactly the same as far as primer and air filter. Keep the oil changed every year and have replaced the ignition coil but it starts first pull. I fortunately have access to ethanol free gas, 90 octane, which I run in all my small engine equipment and it makes a HUGE difference as far as gummed up carbs and stale gas. I had my motorcycle in storage 3 or 4 years (don't remember, at least 3). After putting a new battery in it, started right up like normal. The gas did smell but I ran it anyway. If you can get E0 (0% ethanol/ethanol free) it's what you want. Don't need no stabilizers, blah blah, and all that crap to store over off seasons.
A tip on the primer, and this is what I've found. 3 times is fine, but press it in and hold it for a second, then let it out. press, hold 1 sec, press, hold 1 sec, press, hold 1 sec. Pull and it's starts.
This is the kind of work I wish I could do even though it’s physically demanding it looks so satisfying. Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸
Holy Smokes, Batman! that sure is a big lawn to be pushing around a lawn mower. I'm glad it's self propelled at the very least. I'd have to buy myself a riding mower if I had to maintain that much of an area. whew, I need a nap after watching all that yard maintenance!
I've got Dad's Craftsman drill from the 50's, still works like new, I'd never give it up.
Why do you know so much, it's amazing, fantastic to hear you. I so wish you live next door. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼💖🥀
I can't believe what you just said about mowing the lawn once a week. Where I live, if you don't mow AT LEAST once a week, then you might as well bale the grass because there will be so much cut grass on top of the mowed grass. I usually have to mow every 4 to 5 days.
It varies here. My front lawn could go three weeks. Back yard must go every week or it turns into a jungle.
My Front yard every other week my backyard every week there is an underground river that runs on my property
Your Craftsman mower has the best engine, Briggs and Stratton! It’s all I will buy. Mine is decades old and I still love it.
I got a free garden tractor with a 42” deck and a 40” two stage snowblower. Tractor is a 13hp. All it needed was a gas tank (smashed) and a carb clean. Been working perfectly for years since
Omg!!! Another great video as usual!!! Be careful of those nasty ticks!! You're just amazing!!! ♥️
THE BEST lawnmowing outfit- evah! The speed of video was so humorous!!
I did the same thing today. Beautiful out now that the rainy weather is over!
My father has a snowblower and leafblower from the 1980’s and they still work magically. The leafblower blows leaves 2 feet high effortlessly 10 feet back. A thin layer of leaves will be cleaned in only 1 pass. The snowblower can eat through 3 feet of snow no problem, it tosses it about 8-10 feet too depending on the slope of the chute. Those machines work better than anything nowadays
this just made my day. watching you speed mow someones yard.
I wish you would make more videos of this.
Its funny that he is mowing. I just started watching mowing videos and find them quite soothing. There are a ton of people doing videos on mowing. My favorite is Blade Mate. He does huge jobs and is very interesting. I love to mow too. Just not 7 acres.
That is a good little mower go's through the weeds well keep up the good work keep safe.
I always like your videos (literally) but this one I loved because you were doing yardwork I appreciate that you don’t put music in your videos like everybody else does(they think it makes the video better but if your video is good enough you don’t need it) it ruins the video I would prefer it to be silent like you did in this video than to have music in it again thank you
I agree. Sometimes music ruins a good thing.
Why wouls i want distracting music when i'm trying to watch a vid?
@@rudolphguarnacci197 correct I’m not not watching a music video
A good tip is to clean and put oil on your lawn mower and hedge trimmer after use. Grass and hedge residue is corrosive,. I wipe my lawn mower blade with an oily rag and use an oil spray can on my hedge trimmer blade. Great video as always.
That freshly cutt grass must smell lovely :)
I love watching and listening to lawns being mowed this was a super great video. I would have preferred that it wasn't speed up as much but it was still awesome!
Use a toro recycler at work that here in Scotland cost a fortune, its absolute trash, slight bit of moisture and it clogs up in seconds. Meanwhile my 1982 Briggs will chew and spit out whatever you throw at it, as well as my 1990’s Honda Izzy.
Best purchase I made for my 2 acres is a Taz push string-trimmer. It pushes like a lawn mower, but its a big string trimmer. Took down all the grass on my property (it was taller than me!) AND all the overgrown crap around and in the trees. AND my disabled ass can start it with one pull :) I use it now every week to keep the grass around my gray water sprinklers short, even if I don't mow the entire yard...and I have a big riding mower for the rest of the yard. 2 acres never sounds like much until you have to mow it! LOL
The other week I got a troy bilt mower. Self propelled. Rear wheel drive verse front wheel. Does everything. B &s engine. If you cant get to a store a bike brake cable will work as a throttle cable. The diaphragm is probly worn out for the bulb. Replace it and no more 30 presses just 3 or so
If you ever come across one of those "anti-beaver" culverts that you described around the 16minute could you film it and point it out? It sounds interesting.
Thanks. 😺
I live thousands of miles away from you post, but I want to mowe my lawn with Craftsman mower for sure!
Happy Independence Day to all the Americans, have a great day
The amount plants and weeds can grow between March and July is mental. I volunteer on a railway and what was formerly clear track, you now cant see the rails for plants. Good work out there though!
proper maintenance goes a long way. my issue is rear baffles. many are plastic nowadays, and that's the one the wheel and handle assembly connect to. I'm on my third rear baffle on my Toro Recycler.
You have a very loyal client there, keep up the good work . Greetings from Estonia 🇪🇪
That's a good mower. That's a powerful witness to your work ethic from the gentleman that paied you to drive that distance to groom his yard.
If I was city mayor I would pay post to live in my town
Oh and happy 4th of July post love the channel keep it up
if he wanted to move to Atlanta we could use a guy just going around filling potholes.
@@lethalspartan We could use 10 in New Orleans.
“We’re gonna need a bigger culvert”
Love how you care.
I love seeing the before and afters.
Have a cub cadet lawn tractor 2013 after 300 hours the axel broke need to replace whole trans axel. Total crap machine. Had my dads 1973 craftsman garden tractor he let it set for 10 years i got it running. A shaft on the mower spline was stripped could not get parts. The cub cadet service center told me yea 300 hours is all they last incredible MTD makes most lawn tractors.
Your work ethic is amazing!
Mileage on the lawnmower: "yes"
@post 10 has a nice niche. During the rainy season, he posts drain cleaning videos. During the dry season, he posts overgrown yard cleaning videos.
So relaxing to watch.
Keeping posting!
I guess you should be in charge of the culverts,you really know what your talking about,pity those in charge of the jobs,don’t.KUDOS to you.stay safe.peace n many blessings.🙏🏻🙏🏻😊😊😊🌸🌸🌸🌸🇬🇧
Hiya Postie. Happy July 4 to you. Wonder if there are any culverts around you. It's funny watching you mow these lawns in super speed. Watch out forticks. Thanks for sharing and stay safe.
We had a Nike missile site six blocks from our house growing up (It's pronounced just like the shoes). They tore out the infrastructure back in the late 70's. We got into the actual silos after they were abandoned and before they tore them down. There was also a prison for prisoners of war nearby that we explored. The missile site was disguised to look like a farm, and the farmhouse was the launch control area.
Planet ... many of those sites were only for early warning radar and had nothing but electronic gear. The one near me (Wilton Ct) was repurposed for a radio station by 1970 and today has a bunch of other communications gear, including FD / PD radio, and cell service. Also, most are located on a high point within a geographic area. Recall someone mentioning they are basically within so many miles of the coast and maybe 10 -20 miles apart. The other one I know of is in Westport Ct. All seem to have used the round foundation and roof due to the radar dish that was mounted on top, running in a track on the outer edge, rotating from a central pivot point.
yeah it doesn't take long, when we moved off our farm, we went back to the house a month or two after we moved out and it looked like a wild area, the lawn had grown so long and weeds grew up so fast and high
Hey, since you mentioned mower maintenance and service maybe you should do a little video on that? Could help a couple people out.
just search up on my channel lawn mower snow blower oil changes, I have videos on how to rebuild the engines and replace parts. that's what one of my end screens is
Have you ever been to the Grand Coulee Dam before? It's pretty cool to visit and totally worth the drive. The Cascade lock and Dam also cool, since they are among the largest in America!
You deserve a lot of credit for what you do; nicely done!
I have the same lawnmower, same engine, but it isn't self-propelled. Still love it though!
I switched over all my lawn equipment to Toro battery powered. Best decision I ever made. I never have to worry about gas or oil again.
That's a great mower Post 10,
It made light work of the overgrown grass...😀👍
We do the same on parts of our property. Soon we will have a brush cutter for some of the heavier stuff. A fail blade is best on small trees.
Dang that lawnmower starts first pull my John Deere push mower takes 7 pulls now I gotta prime it 30 times and see if that makes a difference and it’s 13 years old
I love your videos because your always doing things I like to do
Looks beautiful both before and after
Post 10 / Andrew Camerata. Two of my favourites.
Funny, I found Post yesterday...been binge watching..I hear Andrew through and through! 😊
omg my two favourite videos in one ! post10 and mowing overgrown yard! my Christmas came early :D
Aloha! Happy Independence Day! Thank you for all your info! Please take care!🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
That property is enormous, thankfully you are already familiar to it that it did not take you all day to clean up. 👍👍👍👍
On next weeks episode Post 10 takes his favourite mower to unclog culverts, that will teach them damn beavers.
Mr. Post 10, you are te most multi funktional man i ever seen!
If you recorded more videos of overgrown properties with occasional commentary I’d be so happy. Between your videos and landscaping videos I always find a way to relax and sleep. Now both at the same time that may be an A coma inducing series.
always good to have an eye out for those beavers
We had a 30 year old Yard Man mulching mower which started on the second pull when cold every time. And cuts as well as this.
We need to start a GoFundme and get this man a Culvert Jet!
I'm in my 60s and have never bought a lawn mower. All have been someone else's "throw away" that just needed some TLC. Same goes for any yard tools and garden hose.... all were a gimmie!
14:20 mark…..best line ever buddy….
I’m British - that line seriously appealed to my sense of humour.
Nothing like a good Beaver video to unclog your culvert...
We have a Nike missile site in my town in Richboro, Pa. they actually built Batting cages over the missile launchers. Pretty cool👍🏻 thanks for the videos ❤️
It's never a waste of time to take a walk in nature.
Thank you !! Someone else not afraid of push mowing , I love to do it
Hate using a weed eater though
Thanks for the ❤️ post 10 your AWESOME 😎
Great vedeo
Wow that lawnmowers a beast. Happy Independence day.
Always used Craftsman tools, never let me down. I had 2 Craftsman tractors and a self propelled mower. They never let me down.
Post 10 you are one of the hardest workers I know.. Stay safe 👍