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for some reason i cant edit this : sorry pictures havent come out right
yeah he agreed he needed to sharpen blades but no fuel leaks, or likely chemical contamination as far as can see
My fault for not doing fuel cap up properly
its had minor scarification in march -- a slow release modern feed in april just before rain and some weed killing mid april
looked bad during the dry spring but then food kicked it in -- 14 days ago looked great -- some patches from previous work -- but generally great
this is only as i can see from repeated wheel lines and then heatwave
its over 500 m2 -- not as bad in all areas -- but an excat match to lawn mower wheels -- and as mentioned similar in another lawn from builders wheel barrow tyre
in all cases an exact match to pressure on grass during the last 14 days
not really -- its lines of machine/wheel barrow and in case of mower - turning circles
That's not solely due to mower weight, that's contamination of some sort.
Is there a contaminated area that the mower is turning around on at the edge of, or just off the lawn ?
trouble is a third lawns has similar but a builders wheel barrow tracks
Could that also be tracking through some sort of contamination ?
We cut lawns commercially in last couple of weeks in mid 30c with 4W Lawnflytes with no tracking.
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