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Posted by George on September 14, 2008, 2:28 pm
lbbss wrote:
> On Sep 14, 11:11 am, jmee...@columbus.rr.com wrote:
>>> I have a sears 6 hp lawnmower, for some reason when I cut the grass
>>> the bag is empty of any grass. Other times it does fill up. I
>>> admit I do often cut on a high setting, but it is still cutting off
>>> plenty of grass, so I would expect to still see grass in my bag. Any
>>> ideas? thanks.
>> If it is mulching then it is not suppose to catch the grass. It
>> cuts the grass up and puts it back on the lawn so it naturally decays
>> and feeds the grass and improves the soil.
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> If my mulcher is not suppose to catch grass then why is it equiped
> with a bag mounted on the back.
So the manufacturer can have a common design and reduce the number of
parts they need to make and handle. I also have a 6 HP mulcher that can
be a bagger if you open the plastic door and attach a bag or they could
fit it with a non mulching blade and a bag right out of the box. I
strictly use it as a mulcher for the reasons noted earlier.
> And it does catch grass sometimes, I
> have not tested it yet, but I suspect when I cut lower I get some
> grass in the bag. I just sharpened the blade today, so we will see
> if that helps.
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> the bag is empty of any grass. =A0 Other times it does fill up. =A0 I
> admit I do often cut on a high setting, but it is still cutting off
> plenty of grass, so I would expect to still see grass in my bag. =A0 Any
> ideas? =A0thanks.