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03-05-2020, 08:12 PM

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Re: Mowing ..

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Originally Posted by danzvtil

Honda Update: got to use it today on a long wet lawn. No good, wouldn’t even throw into the back of the catcher, it just kept clogging up no matter how slow you push it.It was ok on the damp short grass though.
Mental note, future long grass will be slashed by the victa.

Check your blades. Honda do hi and low lift blades.

When I tried a Honda a few years ago, mine was fitted with 2 hi lift and 2 low lift. I changed to 4 hi lift blades and it made a huge, huge improvement in catching ability.

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