Steve took the new zero-turn mower down to the lower paddock on Sunday afternoon to keep the grass under control and all was going well until he found himself stuck in a no-go zone.
We tried pulling and pushing it back out but gravity got the better of us, so we resorted to using the suzuki to tow it back out on to the safety of flat land.
The funny thing(?) was that Steve found himself in two more incidents of 'stuckness' that required the intervention of the suzuki. But he and the mower are a great team and the paddock is looking almost golf-course like...well maybe not quite but you get the general idea.
Steve took the new zero-turn mower down to the lower paddock on Sunday afternoon to keep the grass under control and all was going well until he found himself stuck in a no-go zone.
We tried pulling and pushing it back out but gravity got the better of us, so we resorted to using the suzuki to tow it back out on to the safety of flat land.
The funny thing(?) was that Steve found himself in two more incidents of 'stuckness' that required the intervention of the suzuki. But he and the mower are a great team and the paddock is looking almost golf-course like...well maybe not quite but you get the general idea.
2 comments:
Ah, that's why I quite rely on our own brand of ride-on mowers here at the Grange. They're not very technologically advanced, but they come out of the ditch by themselves, especially for a carrot and a friendly pat :-D
do yo need a driver license for these things? ;-p~~~~~
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