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Well, I just would have gone out and gotten myself a new lawn mower, but kudos to this individual for his diligence, patience, and attention to detail:
Kids, don't try this at home!
Kids, don't try this at home!
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Re: Detailing your lawn mower
Think we've had a few of those before also, maybe we should have an Extreme Makeover Lawnmower Edition this spring?
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Yeah... thats a little much for that lawn mower if it was a Honda maybe.
I would have went out and bought one as well, a wax and polish is one thing but man!Brandon
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Re: Detailing your lawn mower
My Craftsmen is definetly in need of an extreme makeover...Now I just need my new digital camera so I can post the process.
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I thought I had to much time on my hands. I think I would have purchased a new mower and took better care of it. That is extreme.quality creates its own demandComment
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WOW!!
I do not know anyone who would spend that much time on a lawn mower.
But it looks great!Joel
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Re: Detailing your lawn mower
Wondering if waxing the snow blower would help the snow not stick.ScottComment
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Looks good but...it's a mower.Comment
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Re: Detailing your lawn mower
I respect the dedication required to do this project!
Having said that, I wouldn't have the motivation to do it.
I live in Colorado (Near Denver), and frequently use a snowmobile.Originally posted by BlueZero View Post
Wondering if waxing the snow blower would help the snow not stick.
I haven't tried waxing the exterior of the snowmobile, but have waxed the blade.
This actually helps reduce the snow sticking to the blade!
It is well worth the effort.
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Re: Detailing your lawn mower
Now that makes sense to me.Originally posted by CarbonBlack View PostI respect the dedication required to do this project!
Having said that, I wouldn't have the motivation to do it.
I live in Colorado (Near Denver), and frequently use a snowmobile.
I haven't tried waxing the exterior of the snowmobile, but have waxed the blade.
This actually helps reduce the snow sticking to the blade!
It is well worth the effort.
-Nickquality creates its own demandComment
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Re: Detailing your lawn mower
It does! I do it every yearOriginally posted by BlueZero View Post
Wondering if waxing the snow blower would help the snow not stick.
If its fast, loud, and runs on a flammable liquid...count me in.Comment
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Man! I feel like I just watched 2hrs of discovery channel.
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