Meg-mo Blades
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Meg-mo Blades
I was looking for something on the mytractorforum and saw a discussion for Mega-mo blades.
They were saying they were better than gator blades.
Anyone here use them?
The website is meg-mo.com
Thanks,
Bill
They were saying they were better than gator blades.
Anyone here use them?
The website is meg-mo.com
Thanks,
Bill
Last edited by MrBill on May 21st, 2011, 10:43 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- MrBill
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Re: Mega-mo Blades
Tempting but expensive as hell!!! Hey, btw its meg-mo.com.
- eriocaulon
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Re: Meg-mo Blades
I fixed the link, thanks for that.
I'm just looking for something better to use then the gators on my craftsman tractor.
Living next to a farm, I don't know if it's the farm, my grass, next door neighbor's run off or something else, but part of my lawn grows 6" inches a week and if I don't have a chance to mow it all that often, I get major clumps on like 1/2 acre which is WAY too much to try to pick up and I'm looking at alternatives instead of a bagger.
Bill
I'm just looking for something better to use then the gators on my craftsman tractor.
Living next to a farm, I don't know if it's the farm, my grass, next door neighbor's run off or something else, but part of my lawn grows 6" inches a week and if I don't have a chance to mow it all that often, I get major clumps on like 1/2 acre which is WAY too much to try to pick up and I'm looking at alternatives instead of a bagger.
Bill
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Re: Meg-mo Blades
MrBill wrote: I don't know if it's the farm, my grass, next door neighbor's run off or something else, but part of my lawn grows 6" inches a week.
Bill
That part stands out to me.
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Re: Meg-mo Blades
simpson wrote:MrBill wrote: I don't know if it's the farm, my grass, next door neighbor's run off or something else, but part of my lawn grows 6" inches a week.
Bill
That part stands out to me.
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