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Depending on how fussy your customer is, the grass will degrade over a few weeks and should brush away quite easily. You may well that birds will pull do half the job to be used as nesting material!!
thanks, I'll update!
if its 20 years old its redy for replacing as the underside will be braking up and allowing the weeds to germinate it will not last forever
I use that kombi brush with the mm56, I just flip the gear box so it runs forward, much easier. Great for brushing in lawn top dressing.
(The scary hazard diagrams put me off doing that!!)
I defo would not do that with a kombi engine, I've been doing it for years with stil multi-engine mm56. I seem to get a nice static shock from artificial grass.