My New John Deere X300

Friday, August 22nd, 2008

Well guys, this is what it ends up like. Just in case you weren’t aware of how pitiful things can get when you’re older…yes, we get excited about new lawn mowers.

Gone are the days of comparing skateboards, bicycles, motorcycles and finally cars. Now, we get a and a and have to write home about it. Boy, if I had known this when I was younger, I think I may have done some things slightly differently.

Ok, now that that’s out of the way, guess what??? Yeah, I got the new X300 today. As I said earlier, this is a hot item. It has a 17HP Kawasaki , 42″ cut and . Add all the other goodies and I think I almost have a car with a . You can read all the specs here.

What’s more important are the pictures. Just to let you know, this is when it was brand new, with zero hours on it. Now that I mowed the lawn today (in like 100th of the time it normally takes), it’s a little dirtier. After I mow, I blow it off with my though.

John Deere x300 right side

x300 right side

John Deere X300 left side

X300 left side

John Deere X300 mower settings and directions

X300 mower settings and directions

John Deere X300 from behind

X300 from behind

John Deere X300 front

X300 front

What I like about this model is that I am able to put on all different types of and not worry about it. It has a stronger frame than the “100″ series. I can get a , , bucket and all sorts of stuff. I really don’t think I will be getting any of that. The only thing I see myself getting in the future might be a small trailer for working around the . Those are handy.

The I got this from comes to your house to do all the (if you want). It’s pretty cool. If there is a big repair, they will come over and pick the machine up for you and then bring it back after it’s fixed. That’s what I like.

I mowed the lawn today and it was rather fun. I like cruising around and getting the job done without sweating. What used to be a 4-hour job now is a 45 minute one. Now, that is sweet.

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What Is It With Me and Grass?

Tuesday, July 8th, 2008

I don’t know, but it is starting to get annoying.

If you remember back at the beginning, we had a few spots in the lawn that needed seed. Well, I seeded them. Within a few days, started to grow. I just thought this was the cat’s meow. I couldn’t believe it because I have never been all that good at getting to grow.

Well, now that the thick is coming in, it’s making all the old look…well, old. Now I want new everywhere.

Every time I see a nice green lawn, I get . I have no idea why. I have seen guys like this when I was a kid. I never knew why they kept looking at their . Now, I look at . It’s silly, but for some strange reason, we do it.

This is the area of the lawn where there were big . I didn’t think I would get anything to grow, but it started sprouting within days.

This is the area that was pretty good. Now, the is starting to get a little crispy. I want that nice, soft, green here too. I think I am going to get one last bag of seed and do a little seeding up here.

This is the . As you can see, there are no problems here. I finally got it just the way I wanted. Even from the upstairs window, the entire law looks full and thick.

I just seeded some front areas the other day. It is starting to come in and is looking thicker every day. As I mentioned, I am going to get one more bag for the front and call it quits for the season.

One thing I discovered during my last mow was that if I raise the one level, the looks better. I get less clumping and the looks a heck of a lot better. I am going to mow it like that from now on.

Now, some people out there might think I am wasting my time with all this talk. Well, perhaps you are correct, but I am not going to have heavy wash away the top layer of anymore. I would like a nice going on to protect the lawn from the .

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