GTP members, post a pic of your lawnmower!

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I googled 'old lawnmower'
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This came up, mine looks almost exactly like it. Mind numbingly generic, isn't it?
It's a Craftsmen Rally. It's very heavy and I've broken the starter cable at least three times.
 
1969 Bolens Husky Model 853
this isnt mine but it is the exact same thing
 

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wow talk about a variety of mowers. I had no idea people had this many different kinds of lawnmowers!
 
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Kinda like that with a big ass clippings box on the back.

It's electric and if hovers!
 
You gotta be kidding me!?

Anyway, it cuts alright as long as the grass doesn't get too long, which it does regulary and then you have to get the weed wacker and cut it down abit.

The only bad time I've had with it is when we mowed my nan's lawn which is all bumpy and we must have gone through a dozen blades.
 
It looks like ExigeExcel and I are the only people to take advantage of the technological advancements to grass slaughtering which took place in the 1990s.

Wheels? Do me a lemon. Levitating foliage extermination is the only way to go.
 
I'm amazed you don't you some chemicals to retard the growth of your lawn.

Anyway, I've found a new way to mow the lawn. It's called S&W (Squeak and Wipit) and they are 2 guinea pigs that mow your lawn in 4ftx4ft squares and at the same time fertilize it!!
 
I prefer manual greenocide. Spraying chemicals on is just too cowardly - you can't wander round the battle arena listening to the ultrasonic and chemical screams put out by the recently severed shoots that way.
 
I retract the previous statement I made. This is our lawnmower :D
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I pay Edward scissorhands once a week to do some trimming !

 
Famine
Levitating foliage extermination is the only way to go.

But you wouldn't want to put your foot under it ... :ouch:
 
Since of course it's well known that other types of lawnmowers are, in fact, perfectly safe to place your extremities beneath...
 
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But you wouldn't want to put your foot under it ... :ouch:

You don't want to put any limbs or anything under any lawnmower, even if they have wheels. Don't stand next to the opening either, incase a rock or something flys out.
 
Move over all you pathetic lawn mower owners... I should be President of this thread!

 
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