Would you recommend this for under a mower deck to reduce grass buildup?
1624811
I really do not know, as I have never tried it like that. I guess it would work as I use the stuff for friction wearing parts that are exposed to the elements. Try it, what could you lose.
2071308
I bought mine almost 2 months ago and I really like it. I cut my grass every 3-5 days so I've had lots of opportunities to use it. One thing I've noticed is that grass tends to build up around the edge of the deck underneath. It's pretty simple to clean it off, especially right after mowing. Best part about cleaning the mower is that you can tip it and you don't have to worry about gas leaking out. It does take some practice with the cord... Mow the same way for 4 or 5 times then you'll learn how to manage the cord so you can go in different directions.
1222519
No, not if you don't want to. But it would probably be beneficial to dig out the area under the bottom tier, get rid of the grass and amend the soil in that area since it's shallow there. Then cover the entire area of the planter with newspaper or cardboard. Set up the planted on top and then fill with soil. This will help supress weeds and grass underneath and will eventually break down and amend the soil.
1092573
It definitely doesn't have the power of a gas mower but it might do alright if the grass is not allowed to get too long. The idea is to not let the motor get bogged down for long periods. You may have to push it slower. Keeping the underside from building up with clippings would help too.
923081
I have used it in that way under my house and a deck. I believe this is fine as long as it is not exposed to sunlight.
724789
I've never used it while mowing the lawn but it will probably most likely reduce it. I use it on airplanes and it reduces airplane engine noise quite a bit. I've also used it in my bedroom and it has reduced the noise from my box fan and window air conditioner. You will probably still hear the lawnmower but it will definitely cut down on the noise considerably.
700762
I haven't used it for that purpose. I have just been spraying weeds on the ground. Sorry I can't answer that for you
2267239
We didn't buy it...at first. We ended up ordering it because we don't have a flat surface because we put it in grass under trees. The grass really doesn't grow well, as it's more like moss. Anyway, it was helpful for us. I think it could be avoided, but for us it was helpful. Probably not the most helpful answer.
51248
I can not recommend this for your application. You would be looking for a targeted OTT (OVER THE TOP) Grass Killer labeled for this specific use you intend.
1815758
Yes. Yes I have. I lowered the blades and it did not make a difference. It seemed to barely cut anything and when opening the grass catcher it had almost nothing in it. I ended up going back to gas and couldn't be happier. I bought a troy built with a grass catcher for 199 and love it!
1094733
We are using ours under a chiminea on a wood deck. Size wight be your only consideration.
1889460
I found these blades to be not very efficient when it comes to mulching large areas. I live on a farm and I have different types of grasses. these blades cause the mulched grass to get clogged under the deck and I waste a lot of time unclogging the mower. These blades would work well on a manicured lawn in a residential setting.
1803120
Hi Mary, I haven't used it yet. I purchased it primarily for use with my chipper/shredder/vac. However, I don't believe there is any way you could expect to use it for grass clippings, dragging it around behind your mower. The grass clippings would be too heavy which is why they show it (or its competitor does, I forget which) as a leaf collection bag which are much lighter weight than grass clippings.
2281
It should work just fine andif you make it a habbit of using this before you mow you will save you blades.
1826640
In what I've used it for, it is less dusty. This is basically just cutting the grass/weeds/brush off their stems, it fall. As the mower blades cut into small pieces that get shot out the side, there is less blowing around. Compare it to a hand held trimmer.........same kind of thing.
17583
My sidewalk has some uneven cracks. I push down on the handle to get over them. Don't know about grass but it might be OK if you lowered the skids all the way down.
2192461
I haven't tried it on my wooden deck but it does transfer a lot of heat to the grass under it so I would use caution on a deck or maybe put paving stones under it to be safe!!!